Microwaved sage from Margaret Trudeau's garden! A trough of mashed potatoes that taste like chips!

Federal leaders share their Thanksgiving family recipes

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Justin Trudeau

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Thomas Mulcair, Justin Trudeau, Elizabeth May and Gilles Duceppe discuss sexism, child care and violence against women in Up For Debate interviews.

Federal leaders Thomas Mulcair, Justin Trudeau, Elizabeth May and Gilles Duceppe discuss sexism, child care and violence against women.

The highlights from Up For Debate's women's issues event

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Four of the federal leaders are participating in tonight's women's issues event.

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The highlights and low blows from the second debate of the election.

What you missed at last night's fiery leaders debate

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Election 2015: Chatelaine asks Harper, Mulcair, Trudeau and May where they stand.

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Elizabeth May

Federal leaders share their Thanksgiving family recipes

The highlights from Up For Debate's women's issues event

The federal leaders turn their attention to women

What you missed at the second, very fiery leaders debate

The federal leaders tackle "women’s issues"