Manitoba election: Undecided? Binge-watch these debate videos

Still trying to decide who to vote for on Tuesday? Watch what Manitoba's political parties and candidates said about key issues in debates that CBC Manitoba hosted during the campaign.

NDP, Progressive Conservative, Liberal and Green Party candidates joined the CBC's Chris Glover in aseries of televised debates in the last week of March. They also fielded questions from readers in live chats following each debate.

Click in the links above each debate video to view the corresponding live chat.

March 28: Health care

CBC Manitoba election debate: health care

9 years ago

Duration 13:42

James Beddome (Green), Sharon Blady (NDP), Inez Vystrcil-Spence (Liberal) and Myrna Driedger (PC) joined the CBC's Chris Glover for a debate Monday evening about health care issues in the province.

March 29: Education

CBC Manitoba election debate: education

9 years ago

Duration 11:47

Paul Brault (Liberal), Jeannette Montufar (PC), Stacey O'Neill (Green) and Lise Pinkos (NDP) discuss their parties' stances on education in a debate moderated by the CBC's Chris Glover.

March 30: Infrastructure

CBC Manitoba election debate: infrastructure

9 years ago

Duration 13:17

Roxane Dupuis (NDP), Scott Fielding (PC), Kevin Nichols (Green) and Johanna Wood (Liberal) joined the CBC's Chris Glover for a debate on infrastructure and how to pay for it.

March 31: Jobs and the economy

CBC Manitoba election forum: Jobs and the economy

9 years ago

Duration 13:12

Four candidates from Manitoba's major political parties debated issues related to jobs and the economy on Thursday evening.

April 1: Environment

The four major party leaders squared off in the only televised leaders' debate of the campaign on April 12. You can watchthat debate below.

Manitoba party leaders face off on poverty, PST, health care in TV debate

9 years ago

Duration 49:38

The leaders of Manitoba's four main political parties squared off in a televised debate at CBC Manitoba headquarters Tuesday night that touched on taxes, health care, the economy and poverty.

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