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Watch the leaders of Canada’s main federal political parties face off on April 17, in the only English-language debate of the election campaign. Leaders meet in Montreal at 7 p.m. ET, just one day after they debate in French. We'll start our coverage at 5 p.m. ET with Power & Politics. 

Watch the leaders of Canada’s main federal political parties face off in Montreal on April 16, in the only French-language debate of the election campaign. We'll have live coverage from 4 p.m. ET with Power & Politics, and will stream the whole debate at 6 p.m. ET. 

Join Catherine Cullen, host of The House, as she takes questions live on everything from voting to campaign platforms. 

Have a question? Drop it in the live chat at 3 pm ET. 

Watch Power & Politics live on YouTube, weekdays at 5 p.m. ET throughout the federal election. David Cochrane follows the leaders as they make their case for votes, checks in with the country’s best political journalists and analysts and guides Canadians through the quickly-evolving drama of politics in election time. 

Election day is April 28, but you can vote early. Here's everything you need to know about how to cast your ballot. 

Have an election question? Email us: ask@cbc.ca 

Marketplace joins forces with top scambusters to confront scammers in real time, cracking into networks of organized crime groups and watching some through their own security cameras. We stop nearly a dozen Canadians from potentially losing their life savings at our very own Fraud Fighting Centre, joining forces with scambaiters Jim Browning, Pleasant Green and Kitboga. 

"764" is a global cult of online predators — many are teenagers targeting vulnerable children. They coerce minors to self-harm and have even plotted acts of mass violence. Police are struggling to contain what’s being called a growing terror threat.

Have you been directly affected by 764, or have a story to share? Reach out to fifthtips@cbc.ca. 

Sex-for-rent ads are widely available online, but experts call these arrangements illegal and exploitative, targeting young, vulnerable women — often international students. We respond to more than a dozen of these ads, revealing the disturbing trend, confronting the men involved and holding them accountable. 

Sonya Cywink’s death has gone unsolved for three decades. Her sister, Meggie Cywink, has taken the search for the truth into her own hands — finding leads that police overlooked and trying to solve the mystery of Sonya's death. Pulitzer- and Peabody-winning journalist Connie Walker guest hosts.