Martin Stringer has been covering the Canadian political scene for more than 25 years. As a member of the CPAC team, he spends many of his waking hours on "The Hill". Prior to joining CPAC, Martin was a researcher, reporter and producer, most notably at CBC Radio's As It Happens program. Martin is a graduate of the Department of Political Science at Laval University, in Quebec.

For the 2008 election, Martin will be hitting several key ridings in Ontario and Quebec for the CPAC show Campaign Politics.

Reporting directly from Parliament Hill, Danielle's insider analysis and on-site interviews play a key role in the daily review of Francophone issues. Danielle brings with her 20 years of extensive experience in the journalism field. A graduate of the Université Laval, in Quebec, she began her career in Trois-Rivières as a journalist for CKTM-TV, an affiliate of Radio-Canada.  She has also been a host on the French sports network called "Réseau des Sports"; and worked in various capacities at TVA-CHOT and TQS in Ottawa-Gatineau, including as news director at Radio Nord Communications in Gatineau.  Prior to joining CPAC, Danielle served as assignment editor at TVA-Montreal.

For the 2008 election, Danielle will be hitting several key ridings in Quebec for the CPAC show Campaign Politics.

With a career that has taken him from Manitoba to Ontario and then to Prince Edward Island, Bill Kendrick has experience all over the Canadian map.  He has worked as a camera operator/editor, reporter, director, current affairs Senior Producer and Executive Producer. 

As Senior Producer Current Affairs and then Executive Producer of the CBC Evening News in Toronto, he was responsible for productions that won over 15 awards, including a Gemini. 

For the 2008 election, Bill will be hitting several key ridings in the Maritimes for the CPAC show Campaign Politics.

Ed Watson has spent many years reporting on politics and politicians. Throughout his career at various media outlets including CBC, CTV and CH Television in Victoria, he has interviewed nine BC premiers, six prime ministers and countless cabinet ministers, mayors and councilors. Ed’s work has been recognized with several awards, including the most recent 2007 RTNDA Murrow Award.

Since August 2007, Ed has operated Watson Media, a small company specializing in freelance journalism, documentary production, and industrial video production.

Jonathan Craven brings to CPAC more than 25 years of experience in television journalism. He most recently co-hosted the CPAC series, Our Home on Native Land, which examined life on several First Nations reserves.

For the 2008 election, Jonathan will be hitting several key ridings in the Prairies for the CPAC show Campaign Politics.

A freelance television producer, Jonathan spent more than two decades at the CBC, first as a news reporter and later as a producer. He graduated from Ryerson University’s journalism program in 1980 and currently lives in Aylmer with his wife, daughter and son.

Kim Brunhuber is an accomplished writer, reporter and filmmaker. He started his career at CBC radio, then became a reporter for CTV in Ottawa and Halifax, and Global News in Toronto. His news stories have been broadcast around the globe; his articles and columns have appeared in newspapers and magazines in Canada, the U.S., and South Africa.

For the 2008 election, Kim will be hitting several key battleground ridings in southern and eastern Ontario, and also in Nunavut, for the CPAC show Campaign Politics.

Kim holds both a Bachelor and Masters in Journalism from Carleton University.

Mark Miller spent ten years on Parliament Hill as a journalist with CBC and BCTV, asking the tough questions and producing challenging, thought-provoking stories. He is a two time Gemini Award-nominated documentary producer and has won two international Wild Life Film Festival awards for his compelling films.

Mark’s wide broadcast experience has also included stints overseas working for CBC as a war correspondent in Cambodia and Yugoslavia. He was also a regular contributor to the Christian Science Monitor from 1991 through 1996.

For the 2008 election, Mark will be hitting several key ridings in Western Canada for the CPAC show Campaign Politics.

Roger Bill is a veteran broadcast journalist, based in St. John's, NL. He worked for CBC Radio for more than 20 years, including 10 years as a documentary maker with CBC's flagship current affairs program, Sunday Morning. More recently he has been a part-owner and editor of the St. John's alternative newspaper Current, and for the past year, he has been a full-time student at Memorial University.

For the 2008 election, Roger will be hitting key ridings in Newfoundland and Labrador for the CPAC show Campaign Politics.

Roger, who has a B. Sc. degree from Ball State University, in the U.S., and an MA in Sociology and Anthropology from Memorial University, is a Ph. D. candidate in Memorial University’s department of Anthropology.