Trudeau visit

 

COVERAGE

 


TRUDEAU MANIA HITS LOYALIST: LIVE TV SHOW

Alumni Hall was packed Thursday morning as Liberal leadership candidate Justin Trudeau paid a visit. Join Marc Venema as he takes you through the lead-up to the speech.

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LIVE RADIO SHOW

Justin Trudeau Live at Loyalist one-hour radio special, which aired on 91X live with host Keenan Weaver.

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ALTHIA RAJ INTERVIEW

QNet reporter Keenan Weaver interviewed Althia Raj, Ottawa Bureau Chief at the Huffington Post, on Tuesday via skype. They discussed his campaign strategy and the tour across Canada.

Listen to the full, un-edited interview here.

 


PHOTO GALLERY

QNet News reporter Jack Carver followed Justin Trudeau as he toured Loyalist College on Feb. 14.

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EMOTIONAL PRESENTATION FOR TRUDEAU

Justin Trudeau showed his emotional side when Const. Jeff Ling presented him with an old photo of Trudeau and his father Pierre Elliott Trudeau.

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TRUDEAU TOUR: BEHIND THE SCENES

Journalism student John Boldrick took a look at how the QNet News team covered the Justin Trudeau tour.

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LIVE COVERAGE OF TRUDEAU VISIT

Liberal leadership candidate Justin Trudeau visited Loyalist Thursday to speak to students and faculty. During his tour, Trudeau visited the media wing before stopping by Alumni Hall to take questions from students. QNet News was there to cover the event.

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EMOTIONAL PRESENTATION FOR TRUDEAU

Justin Trudeau was presented with a photograph of him and his father by Const. Jeff Ling while he was at Loyalist College today.

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STUDENT INTERVIEWS TRUDEAU

TV New Media Production Student Annaliese Heissler interviews Liberal leadership candidate Justin Trudeau at Loyalist College on Feb. 14, 2013.

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Justin visits London, ON. Feb 6, 2013. Photo by Christina Kuefner

 

MAYOR COMING TO SEE “THE ROCKSTAR”

Belleville’s mayor is interested in the “rock star” way the media portrays him, and wants to see if that will affect how students see him. Neil Ellis is planning on attending MP Justin Trudeau’s visit to Loyalist College.

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MEET THE CANDIDATES

Justin Trudeau: The legacy kid

Justin Trudeau is the eldest son of Pierre Trudeau, Canada’s 15th Prime Minister. He was born December 25, 1971 in Ottawa, Ontario. Trudeau grew up with two younger brothers, Alexandre and Michel. For the full story, click here.

Marc Garneau: the astronaut

Dr. Marc Garneau was born in 1949 in Quebec City. He started his lifelong career in public service at the age of 16 when he attended the Royal Military College in Saint Jean, Québec. For the full story, click here.

Martha Hall Findlay: the former pro-skier

She may not be commuting cross-country in her big red bus this time around, but Martha Hall Findlay’s message remains. For the full story, click here.

Karen McCrimmon: the Canadian Forces veteran

Karen McCrimmon, 54, is from Weston, Ontario, which is located just 30 minutes west of Toronto. She was born to Charles and Isabel Martin. Charles was a metallurgic technician. Isabel emigrated from Scotland when she was 20 years old. For the full story, click here.

Joyce Murray: the progressive leftist

Joyce Murray is one of the nine candidates running to be Canada’s Liberal Leader. Murray, from Vancouver, is the only candidate whose home is in a province west of Ontario. For the full story, click here.

Martin Cauchon: the last-minute entry

Martin Cauchon is the ninth candidate to run for the leadership of the Liberal party, the third to run from Quebec, and is considered the last-minute entry which critics say will prove to be problematic for him. For the full story, click here.

George Takach: the Canadian lawyer

Born in 1957, Takach has received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto, as well as a Master of Arts in International Relations from the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, at Carleton University. For the full story, click here.

Deborah Margaret Ryland Coyne: the law professor

Deborah Margaret Ryland Coyne is a 50-year-old Canadian from She grew up in Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa.  She is a lawyer, university professor, activist, writer and mother. For the full story, click here.

David Bertschi: the behind-the-scenes man

David Bertschi has been running on a platform of “restoring the Canadian advantage.” A practising lawyer since 1985, Bertschi said the Liberal Party needs to rebuild itself with more business people rather than career politicians. For the full story, click here.