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Canada Reads 2023: Watch the Day Three replay here

The 22nd edition of the great Canadian book debate hosted by Ali Hassan begins here. What is the one book to shift your perspective?

The debates are taking place until March 30 on CBC TV, CBC Radio and CBC Books

Canada Reads 2023: Day Three

1 year ago
Duration 59:54
TBD

It's Day Threeof Canada Reads 2023! Threebooks remain in contention. Which book will be knocked off theCanada Readsshelf next?

Watch the Day Threereplay on this page orfind other ways and times to tune in here.

The champions and their chosen books are:

A portrait of the cast of Canada Reads.
The cast of Canada Reads 2023, from left to right: Mattea Roach, Gurdeep Pandher, host Ali Hassan, Keegan Connor Tracy, Michael Greyeyes and Tasnim Geedi. (Joanna Roselli/CBC)

Over four days, the five champions have stated their case for why their book is the "one to shift your perspective." Today is Day Three, and they'll voteto eliminate the thirdtitle from the competition.

This year's host is comedianAli Hassan.

Each panellist will have an opportunity to deliver an opening pitch for their respective book, then champion it when the question turned to whether their book was truly the one that all Canadians need to read right now.

The debates will take place live at 10:05 a.m. ET (that's an hour earlier than recent years). You can tune in live or catch a replay on the platform of your choice.You can see all the broadcast details here.

After one hour of debate, the five panellistswill have tovote one book off the show.

Want to learn more about the books? Check out theCanada Reads 2023podcast.

Last year, Ojibway fashion journalist Christian Allairechampioned Michelle Good's novel Five Little Indians to victory on Canada Reads 2022.


WARNING:The books chosen for Canada Reads deal with difficult topics, such astrauma and abuse. These stories may be shared during the broadcast.Click this link to find publicly available resources for support.