One in five shelters report they have not received funding increases in 10 years or more. Continue reading →

The party’s leadership steering committee says it decided late Wednesday to recommend to the party’s board that the former House of Commons sergeant-at-arms be appointed leader. Continue reading →

Once again, the Liberals have severely underestimated a situation and made it worse by trying to control it. Continue reading →

Fredericton residents and politicians weigh in on Justin Trudeau’s threat to sue Andrew Sheer for defamation. 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 →

Late Thursday afternoon, Conservatives believed they had caught the Liberals shorthanded, with not enough of them ready to vote to pass one item. 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 →

Since any vote involving government spending is automatically considered a confidence vote, Liberals were required to be out in force to avoid potential defeat of the government. Continue reading →

Sporting a bright yellow turban, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh entered the House of Commons for the first time as an MP Monday to loud cheers. Continue reading →

Get a front-row seat for all the action happening in Canada’s House of Commons in Ottawa. Continue reading →