Trade, Energy and Finance Dominate Third Canada Election Debate
- Mulcair and Trudeau attack Harper in French-language session
- Tight three-way race makes unstable minority government likely
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Canada’s political leaders sparred over trade, pipelines and credit cards in the first French-language debate of an election campaign that remains locked in a tight three-way race.
The Montreal session pit Prime Minister Stephen Harper against New Democratic Leader Tom Mulcair, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, Elizabeth May of the Green Party and Gilles Duceppe of the separatist Bloc Quebecois.