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Heckling in QP has negative impact on how Canadians perceive government: Morden

Posted October 29, 2017

Sun, Oct 29: Dr. Michael Morden, research director of Samara Canada, tells Vassy Kapelos that heckling in question period has negative impact and offers recommendations including the way QP is broadcast to show hecklers as a possible way to regain some civility in the house.

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