How Quebec’s biggest talk show could affect the election | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley

Tout le monde en parle attracts some of the country’s biggest celebrities and most powerful politicians. All major party leaders plan to appear on the show this election season. The Weekly takes a look at the influence those appearances could have on the 2019 election.

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