Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was also grilled in the House of Commons on a record that took more than two years to be released to Global News under access-to-information laws. Continue reading
One-third of the poll’s respondents would like to see the Senate hold elections, while 17 per cent said it should be scrapped entirely. Continue reading
Former cabinet minister Jane Philpott says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau violated the law when he expelled her and Jody Wilson-Raybould from the Liberal caucus. Continue reading
Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott are staying mum on their political futures but have defended their actions in raising alarms in the SNC-Lavalin scandal. Continue reading
Dozens of young delegates from Daughters of the Vote turned their backs on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he addressed his ejection of two women from his caucus. Continue reading
The former attorney general disputed accusations that she is doing harm to her party by sounding alarm bells about alleged political interference in the justice system. Continue reading
The Conservative finance critic is using a procedural rule that allows unlimited speech time for the first Opposition member to speak on a budgetary matter. Continue reading
Federal New Democrats say they would hike the tax on investment profits to pay for pharmacare as well as more affordable childcare and housing. Continue reading
Whatever their rationale, it now appears that Wilson-Raybould and Philpott are mounting a full-blown coup, Tasha Kheiriddin says. Continue reading
During one apparent attempt to stall, Conservative MP Scott Reid stood up and accused Trudeau of hiding a bagel – in violation of the Rules of Decorum of the House. Continue reading