As we put a bow on Week 1 of this year's federal election campaign, the frontrunners to win this race are dealing with their own challenges. Liberal candidate Paul Chiang, who is seeking re-election in a battleground GTA riding, has apologized after suggesting people attempt to claim a Chinese bounty on a Conservative candidate. Several parties, namely the Tories, are calling on the Liberals to remove him from the race. Meantime, rumours are swirling about potential infighting within the Conservative camp. Which party is most likely to survive this bumpy road and form the next government? Andrew Pinsent welcomes GZero Media contributor Tasha Kheiriddin, Postmedia columnist Warren Kinsella, and Traxxion Strategies President Karl Belanger to the Sunday Political Panel.

<p>As we put a bow on Week 1 of this year's federal election campaign, the frontrunners to win this race are dealing with their own challenges. Liberal candidate Paul Chiang, who is seeking re-election in a battleground GTA riding, has apologized after suggesting people attempt to claim a Chinese bounty on a Conservative candidate. Several parties, namely the Tories, are calling on the Liberals to remove him from the race. Meantime, rumours are swirling about potential infighting within the Conservative camp. Which party is most likely to survive this bumpy road and form the next government? Andrew Pinsent welcomes GZero Media contributor Tasha Kheiriddin, Postmedia columnist Warren Kinsella, and Traxxion Strategies President Karl Belanger to the Sunday Political Panel.</p>