Aaron Wherry

MPs vote to endorse their own freedom, or at least some undefined and non-binding notion of freedom

Justin Trudeau’s plan for reforming Parliament and what else might be done

Parliamentary democracy may have reached its lowest ebb yet. But reform could be on its way. Really. Finally.

An elected or abolished Senate is going to need provincial support. So here’s what the provinces have to say.

NDP MPs pose with a stack of paper to protest the government’s use of time allocation to limit debate in the House of Commons

In the wake of a damning report, it’s time for sober second thought on a chamber intended for sober second thought.

Conservative MP Laurie Hawn offers his opinion of supply management—and reminds us of the value in having a difference of opinion

Parliament seems hardly troubled by the blackhole that the information commissioner says it is about to create

Our MPs are constantly clapping for each other. In the Mother Parliament, they don’t accept such nonsense.

Michael Chong challenges the Senate as the upper chamber a decision on the Reform Act