Tune in to 680 CJOB at 10 a.m. for a live, 90-minute, commercial-free radio debate between Wab Kinew, Heather Stefanson, and Dougald Lamont.
This marks the first time the leaders have appeared together since a leaders’ forum last Tuesday hosted by the Manitoba Heavy Construction Association.
The debate will be moderated by 680 CJOB’s Richard Cloutier and will focus on key election issues including health care, affordability, and crime.Voters go to the polls Oct. 3.
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