As Morneau rose in the House to deliver the budget, members on the Opposition benches loudly clapped and chanted “Let her speak, let her speak,” almost entirely drowning out the finance minister’s voice. Continue reading →

Anti-bribery officials warned on Monday they have sent a letter to Canadian authorities noting they will be following the case closely. Continue reading →

Wilson-Raybould, who resigned from cabinet but remains a member of the Liberal caucus, has said she would go before the committee if asked to make a second appearance. Continue reading →

The Conservatives and the NDP want to see former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould return for a second appearance before the House of Commons justice committee. Continue reading →

Democratic Institutions Minister Karina Gould says she has no concerns about Michael Wernick serving on a non-partisan panel to alert Canadians to foreign interference attempts. Continue reading →

Former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould says she’s willing to provide additional testimony to the House of Commons justice committee on the SNC-Lavalin affair. Continue reading →

Lametti, who was appointed in January after his predecessor Jody Wilson-Raybould was shuffled to veterans affairs, was asked about the reasons a government should interfere in a corruption trial. Continue reading →

“Somebody is lying and I would say that it is not the former attorney general,” said Conservative Candice Bergen in her request for the emergency debate. Continue reading →