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PM Justin Trudeau appeared for his first debate of the 2019 election, clashing with his main rival Andrew Scheer of the Conservative Party just three weeks ahead of the knife-edge vote. They sparred in French over heady topics such as laicism, abortion, doctor-assisted dying, decriminalizing narcotics, and gay marriage, as well as vote movers climate change and the economy. Both were looking to sway voters in the key battleground of Quebec, where one-quarter of the 338 seats in parliament are up for grabs.
