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How to talk to friends and relatives about politics without causing or deepening division [Video]

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Description: The federal election is coming up on April 28, and campaigns can stir up both opinions and emotions. Politics is polarizing, and disagreeing with your family and friends can be tough. Dr. Brent Macdonald joins Sheehan Desjardins of CBC News: Compass to talk about ways to state your opinions while preserving relationships.

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Post date April 10, 2025

3 hours ago
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Duration 6:42

The federal election is coming up on April 28, and campaigns can stir up both opinions and emotions. Politics is polarizing, and disagreeing with your family and friends can be tough. Dr. Brent Macdonald joins Sheehan Desjardins of CBC News: Compass to talk about ways to state your opinions while preserving relationships.