Of all the committees on the Hill, the CHRC wound up here? Liveblogging the Subcommittee on Int’l Human Rights
ITQ has to admit that she’s a little bit curious as to how, exactly, officials from the Canadian Human Rights Commission wound up...
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So, who’s going to be the first to bring up the Raitt tape? Liveblogging the Natural Resources committee
On the agenda this afternoon: Various medical associations, including the Canadian Association of Nuclear Medicine and the...
ITQ goes nuclear (round two): Liveblogging AECL and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission at Natural Resources
That’s right, after spending the first part of our day watching AECL’s chief financial officer shift uncomfortably under...
Again with the shovels: Liveblogging Gov’t Ops on the stimulus package
From the witness list , it looks like the gang’s all here: Western Economic Diversification, Human Resources, the National...
Hey, remember that $3 billion "slush fund" that almost triggered an election? Liveblogging Vic Toews at Govt Ops
Anyone else getting a creeping sense of deja vu from the description of today’s meeting? I swear I’ve liveblogged this...
Shovel ’em if you got ’em
Liveblogging the Parliamentary Budget Office at Finance
One of our aircraft is miss--- oh, never mind. There it is: Liveblogging the Russian Embassy at National Defence
Check back at 3:30 p.m. for full coverage as the Defence committee begins an opposition-initiated investigation into last month’s...
Let’s put that the "no yelling" rule to the test: Liveblogging the Library of Parliament committee
Full disclosure: the last time ITQ covered the Library committee, it was pretty much just to see if it could be done without the...
Pay equity, corporate mergers and the Law of the Sea - Liveblogging the budget at the Senate finance committee
Seriously, this is one of the more eclectic witness lists ITQ has seen in a while - not that that’s a bad thing; I, for one, am...
He always seemed to prefer Lester B. Pearson to Langevin
Liveblogging Joe Clark at the Foreign Affairs committee