Millions of Canadians will launch their ballots and choose their new federal government on April 28.
CBC News will have integral coverage on each platform with real -time results, great news and electoral analysis on how the vote develops.
These are all the ways in which you can follow the 45th General Choice of Canada.
Live coverage
The coverage of the day of the elections begins at 6 am et in CBC TV, CBC News Network, CBCNews.CA, the CBC News application, CBC Gem, YouTube and transmitted wherever you find news of CBC.
Electoral specials
Live special election specials begins with Power and politics Organized by David Cochrane at 4 pm et.
At 6:30 pm et, join the hosts Rosemary Barton, Adrienne Arsenault, Ian Hanomansing, Catherine Cullen and Cochrane for Canada votes: election night.
Why would my vote matter? Majority government? Minority? And what is the ‘first step’? We are asking experts to describe what they need to know so that they can maximize their vote power in this federal election.
He In question The political panel of experts provides analysis and comments throughout the night with the former deputies of MPS and CBC News live throughout the country.
You can also see Canada votes: election night In American Sign Language (ASL) on CBC Gem.
In CBC Radio One and the CBC Listen application, the hosts Susan Bonner and Piya Chattopadhyay join reporters throughout the country and a panel of political experts to help him make sense of this federal crucial election, starting at 7 pm et.
Tune in all the results and some intelligent conversations about the winners and the losers, and what it means to the Canadians.
Answering your questions
At 8 pm et, host Jayme Poisson will bring you Canada votes: Front Burner Election Night Livewhere the special CBC News reporters and guests will join it to answer the questions of live spectators, sent through ASK CBC News in the CBC News and Tiktok, CBC Gem, CBCNews.CA, CBC News and the CBC News Toronto Toronto transmission channel.
The team will also review how the night of the elections in social networks develops, will discuss the intersection of pop policy and culture, and will evaluate the moments of which Canadians are talking.
Live updates, results and more online
On their devices, cbcnews.ca and the CBC News application have the latest developments with our Story Live Night Live page, where CBC journalists throughout the country report with key moments, prominent results and local ideas as the night develops.
You can jump at any time for a quick summary of where things are, what has changed and what to do next.
Trace the careers that care in our live results panel, where you can search traveling and see the counts and results of votes in real time.
Here are some online CBC news tools to help you follow and understand federal elections:
- Survey tracker: where the surveys are before the vote.
- Party platforms: Compare the electoral promises of the main parties of Canada.
- Vote Compass: Explore how your views are compared with those of the parties.
- Ask CBC news: your questions about federal elections.
CBC news transmission channels
See our live coverage in CBC news transmission channels, available on CBC Gem and the CBC News application, as well as transmission platforms such as Roku Channels, Samsung TV Plus, Pluto TV and LG channels.
Extended coverage
After vote Our electoral coverage from 1 am to 5 am et continues, with host Gloria Macarenko in Vancouver and reporters live in different communities in Canada. The Shachi Kurl and Stewart Pers panelists join it for analysis and to receive live calls from Canadians from all over the country for coastal reaction to coast.
