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What are the federal leaders promising in this election? Use our tool to compare each party’s policies

By: Stephanie Levitz - Ottawa Bureau,Alex Ballingall - Ottawa Bureau,Alex Boutilier - Ottawa Bureau,Raisa Patel - Ottawa Bureau,Andres Plana - Digital Designer, Toronto Star Posted: Last Modified:

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What are the federal party leaders promising in this election campaign? Use our tool to compare the policies of the Liberal, Conservative, NDP and Green parties, and to see how they’re promising to address the climate crisis, affordability, foreign policy, Indigenous issues, fiscal policy, health care and anti-racism and inclusion.

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What are the federal party leaders promising in this election campaign? Use our tool to compare the policies of the Liberal, Conservative, NDP and Green parties, and to see how they’re promising to address the climate crisis, affordability, foreign policy, Indigenous issues, fiscal policy, health care and anti-racism and inclusion.

Stephanie Levitz is an Ottawa-based reporter covering federal politics for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: @StephanieLevitz

Alex Ballingall is an Ottawa-based reporter covering federal politics for the Star. Follow him on Twitter: @aballinga

- Andres Plana illustration From left: Green Party Leader Annamie Paul, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, Conservative Party Leader Erin O’Toole and Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau
- Andres Plana illustration From left: Green Party Leader Annamie Paul, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, Conservative Party Leader Erin O’Toole and Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau

Alex Boutilier is an Ottawa-based reporter covering federal politics for the Star. Follow him on Twitter: @alexboutilier

Raisa Patel is an Ottawa-based reporter covering federal politics for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: @R_SPatel

Andres Plana is a digital designer at the Star, based in Toronto. Reach him via email: aplana@torstar.ca

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