Carney, Poilievre make campaign stops in B.C.

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Carney, Poilievre make campaign stops in B.C.

We're officially three weeks out from the federal election and the two main party leaders, Liberal Mark Carney, and Conservative Pierre Poilievre were in B.C. to make their pitch to voters. Monika Gul has the latest.

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