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1:32:00Now PlayingOn today's show, David and Sheila are looking at a heated exchange from House of Commons yesterday, where Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre grilled Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about alleged election interference by the Chinese Communist Party.
Plus, our Rebel reporter Tabitha Peters paid a visit to an event featuring Deputy PM and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, who discussed inflation in Canada.
And finally, new Statistics Canada from late 2022 is in, and it's showing a worrying trend of excess deaths in several provinces. What's going on? David and Sheila will share their thoughts.
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