budget bill
C-59: How can Parliament justify passing this bill?
The NDP wants hearings and the file has been sent to the OPP, so what will Parliament do with the controversial provisions of C-59, the latest budget bill?
Just another omnibus budget bill passing the House
But hey, at least this one was subject to a single amendment
Parliament slowly returns to its regularly scheduled programming
And now, another omnibus budget bill
Where are they now? C-4, the omnibus budget bill
This fall’s implementation act went (relatively) quietly
What else is in the latest omnibus budget bill?
Changes to how public service labour disputes are settled
The Supreme Court, now part of Canada’s Economic Action Plan
Meet the newest omnibus budget bill
Abolish the Senate, replace it with Deloitte
A lonely nation turns its eyes to auditors
#IdleNoMore
The latest budget bill draws aboriginal protests.
Voting on Bill C-45: So much standing, sitting and signing of Christmas cards
Aaron Wherry’s formerly live blog from a long night in the House
Fighting C-45 on multiple fronts
Amid all else yesterday, Nathan Cullen rose on a point of order shortly after Question Period to argue that the way in which C-45 was referred to various committees for study was procedurally illegitimate.
Another voting marathon approaches
Scott Brison has submitted some 3,000 amendments to C-45 to be considered by the finance committee. The committee will inevitably run out of time to vote on all those amendments, at which point the House could be asked to consider the proposed changes.
Cram session
The opposition parties are unimpressed with how little time is being allowed for the study of C-45.