REPLAY: Chamber of Commerce leaders debate

Posted: 9:44 AM CDT Thursday, Sep. 22, 2011 Last Modified: 2:01 PM CDT Thursday, Sep. 22, 2011 | Updates

The leaders of Manitoba's three main political parties took a break from door-knocking today to face off in a noon-hour debate put on by the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce.

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The leaders of Manitoba's three main political parties took a break from door-knocking today to face off in a noon-hour debate put on by the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce.

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The leaders of Manitoba’s three main political parties took a break from door-knocking today to face off in a noon-hour debate put on by the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce.

Premier Greg Selinger, Progressive Conservative leader Hugh McFadyen and Liberal leader Jon Gerrard were at the Winnipeg Convention Centre to discuss topics ranging from the economy and infrastructure to the environment. Winnipeg Free Press columnist Dan Lett moderated as a media panel asked questions.

See debate highlights here, or watch the full debate below: