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The cherub who took the stand, smiled, and delivered a bad day
Former PMO in-house counsel Benjamin Perrin sat in the witness box at the Mike Duffy trial and gleefully took aim at Nigel Wright’s testimony
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Benjamin Perrin
The original problem in the Duffy affair
Inside the PMO’s efforts to settle the constitutional question that plagued Mike Duffy
The circle closes in around PMO chief of staff Ray Novak
The reported memory of one former PMO advisor suggests another chief of staff to the Prime Minister, Ray Novak, knew about a payment to Mike Duffy
The Privy Council Office finds Benjamin Perrin’s emails
Legal counsel’s records were thought to have been deleted
Seven key points in the Duffy affair
Making sense of the he said, she said, they said, who said
Nigel Wright, Mike Duffy and the production order
Reading through the RCMP’s filing
The Commons: Stephen Harper answers at least one question
So at least we know that Nigel Wright said he made no offer to any other senator
The Commons: John Baird tries to explain what he understands to be true
The opposition is not appeased by the Prime Minister’s acknowledgement of unhappiness
Benjamin Perrin: ’I was not consulted on, and did not participate in, Nigel Wright’s decision’
PM’s former legal advisor responds to CTV report
And now, soon, a word from the Prime Minister
Reporters invited to watch Stephen Harper address caucus