Parliament

• Morning news rewind: Monday, Sept. 12

  Here's a look back at who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' on Monday, Sept. 12.

  Blogs

  Sep 12
  
• Parliament to be lit in Ukrainian colours for Independence Day as war hits 6 months

  As some of the 1.4 million Ukrainian Canadians celebrated the country's 31 years as an independent nation, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau led the tributes to its "bravery."

  Canada

  Aug 24
  
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• House adjourns for summer amid questions of interference into Nova Scotia shooting probe

  Conservatives have summoned RCMP and government officials to appear at a meeting of the House public safety committee to be held no later than July 25.

  Politics

  Jun 23
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• Federal strategy to address financial abuse needed to prevent domestic violence: report

  A report by the standing committee on the status of women on addressing intimate partner and family violence makes 28 recommendations to the federal government.

  Politics

  Jun 22
• Sergeant-at-arms ‘flabbergasted’ at police inaction on harassment of MPs at convoy

  Patrick McDonell, sergeant-at-arms for the House of Commons, said MPs and their employees faced harassment daily during the 'Freedom Convoy' Wellington Street in downtown Ottawa.

  Canada

  Jun 21
• Hockey Canada says players were not required to cooperate in 2018 sex assault probe

  Executives told a House of Commons committee that the players alleged to have been involved have not faced discipline because they have not been identified.

  Politics

  Jun 20
• Canadian MPs to get panic buttons amid threats, minister says

  Canada's Public Safety Minister says MPs might be given panic buttons to enforce their personal security due to the increase of death threats on social media in recent weeks.

  Politics

  Jun 20
• House of Commons to suspend COVID-19 vaccine mandate for MPs, staff, visitors

  House leaders from all parties met to discuss the mandate earlier this week and the House unanimously agreed to suspend them in a vote on Thursday.

  Health

  Jun 16
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• Liberal proposal to allow midnight Parliament sittings faces pushback

  The government says Motion 11 would simply organize the business of the House of Commons before it adjourns for the summer, which is scheduled for June 23.

  Politics

  May 2
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• Ukrainian Calgarians watch President Zelenskyy’s parliament address: ‘A scream for help’

  The president of Ukraine made an historic address to Canada’s parliament that was also powerful and personal. Ukrainian Calgarians hope it compels Canadian officials to do more.

  Canada

  Mar 15