Milliard slams CAQ over English voting rights. Plus: Conservatives pitch home child-care cash

Trudie Mason welcomes in Rudy Husny, political analyst and former advisor in the Harper government, and Victor Henriquez, public affairs and crisis management specialist at Public Strategy and Conseil. Liberal Leader Charles Milliard accused Premier Christine Fréchette of launching an unjustified attack on English-speaking voters' rights. The Quebec Conservative Party promised a new family allowance paying one hundred dollars a week to parents who keep children at home. Community advocates are pushing to move supervised drug consumption sites inside Quebec hospitals to improve neighbourhood safety. A trade war investigation revealed millions of cheap American eggs are flooding Quebec grocery shelves disguised by low prices. The Bank of Canada unveiled a new vertical twenty dollar bill featuring King Charles III and advanced anti-counterfeiting technology.