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TLN Media Group announces an exclusive one-on-one interview with Anaida Poilievre, airing today on Univision Canada en español; Saturday, November 2, at 5P/ET, (encore broadcast on Sunday, November 3, at 6P/ET). The exclusive special will also be broadcast on TLN TV with English subtitles on Thursday, November 14, at 7:30P/ET.
Univision Canada and TLN TV are currently on a national free preview across Canada.
Mrs. Poilievre shares her inspiring journey from immigrating to Canada to her influential role in public life today. Reflecting on her experiences, she discusses the challenges and achievements that have shaped her Canadian story, from adjusting to life in a new country to finding her passion for public service.
Beyond her personal journey, Poilievre opens up about her dedication to combating human trafficking and empowering women in business. Viewers will gain unique insights into her advocacy for survivors of trafficking, her work in Ottawa, and her role as a supportive spouse to Canada’s Leader of the Opposition.
TLN Media Group Presents: An Intimate Interview with Anaida Poilievre
Univision Canada en español – Saturday, November 2 at 5P/ET
(Encore Broadcast on Sunday, November 3 at 6P/ET)
TLN TV with English subtitles – Thursday, November 14 at 7:30P/ET
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