Program Name
Power & Politics
POWER & POLITICS is the arena where decision-makers answer the questions that matter to viewers - taking Canadians through the day's breaking political news. Featuring hard-hitting political interviews and a cast of regular political panellists and critical thinkers, the program gives an insider's view of the continuously unfolding drama of the Canadian political scene.
Smart and unpredictable, The CBC News team plays a key role on the show, providing live reports from Parliament Hill and from legislatures across the country. Award-winning journalists break down political events, election races and policy fights, and make the day's developments relevant to all Canadians.
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CBC News today announced David Cochrane as the new host of CBC News Network’s flagship daily political program, POWER & POLITICS. Familiar to audiences as a regular guest host and reporter on the show, Cochrane will now bring his political reporting experience and engaging interviewing style to the role of permanent host, effective immediately. POWER & POLITICS airs Monday to Friday at 5 p.m. ET (2 p.m. PT, 5:30 p.m. NT) on CBC News Network. Read More »
CBC News today announced Vassy Kapelos as the new host of CBC News Network's flagship daily political show, POWER AND POLITICS, beginning in March 2018. Read More »
Last night's Canadian Screen Awards gala presentation, which was broadcast live on CBC-TV, topped off an incredible week with CBC winning the majority of the television awards. Read More »
CBC News Network takes home two awards including Best Host or Interviewer in a News or Information Program or Series for Rosemary Barton and Best News Anchor, National for Ian Hanomansing Read More »
CBC News is pleased to announce that Rosemary Barton (@rosiebarton) is named as the full-time host for CBC News Network's daily political show, POWER AND POLITICS. Read More »
From Aug. 30 until Oct. 18, POWER AND POLITICS will air an extra program on Sundays that focuses exclusively on the 2015 federal election, providing coverage right up to the night before Election Day. Read More »
Celebrate Canada’s 146th birthday with CBC and Radio-Canada on Monday, July 1, live from Parliament Hill, featuring performances from some of the nation’s most talented musical acts, including pop star Carly Rae Jepsen, indie rockers Metric, country superstar Terri Clark, Radio Radio, Marie-Mai and a special performance by Canadian Space Agency (CSA) Astronaut Chris Hadfield. Read More »
2.5 million Canadians watched CBC News Network on Saturday, Jan. 26, leading all broadcasters Read More »
From the ongoing civil strife in Syria to Hurricane Sandy knocking out power on the eastern seaboard to the re-election of U.S. President Barak Obama - it was a year of major stories and events, from right here at home and around the world. Read More »
For complete Election Day multiplatform coverage, turn to: CBC News Network and CBC-TV; CBCNews.ca; and CBC Radio One Read More »
Debate coverage begins with POWER & POLITICS WITH EVAN SOLOMON at 5 p.m. ET President Obama had a strong performance in Round 2, the polls are neck and neck, and it's anyone's guess who will take the White House on... Read More »
Debate coverage begins with POWER & POLITICS WITH EVAN SOLOMON at 5 p.m. ET CBC News Network has live coverage tomorrow night of the Presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney. Debating in a town meeting... Read More »
Debate coverage begins with POWER & POLITICS WITH EVAN SOLOMON at 5 p.m. ET CBC News Network has live coverage tonight of the U.S. Vice-Presidential Debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Republican challenger Paul Ryan. Coverage begins at 9... Read More »
The Extensive Coverage Begins Tonight with the First Presidential Debate. POWER & POLITICS WITH EVAN SOLOMON sets up the night, beginning at 5 p.m. ET on CBC News Network Read More »
From the Arab Spring to the ongoing financial crises in Europe, to the devastation in Japan, to domestic milestones including the election of a Conservative majority government and the death of Jack Layton, 2011 was another year of major stories and events. Read More »