Maryam Monsef’s change in parliamentary tone
Maryam Monsef on keeping a positive tone, speaking the truth, and carrying herself with integrity in the House
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One way to promote gender parity in politics: financial penalties
NDP MP Kennedy Stewart’s private member’s bill would penalize political parties who don’t run gender-balanced slates of candidates
Jason Kenney: ’I still wonder how I got here’
As he resigns after 19 years as an MP, Jason Kenney pays tribute to Parliament—and Canadians who fight hard to become ’winners of history’
Dissecting House debate: Millions of words, six key files.
What MPs have talked about since the election. Our analysis —and why words matter
Maclean’s on the Hill: Medical pot, MP votes and Peace Tower bells
The second episode in our summer series of #cdnpoli podcasts
Every world leader who has addressed Canada’s Parliament
The list includes seven U.S. presidents, four British PMs and the Queen
On electoral reform, what are Canada’s options?
Confused by all the proposals on the table? We break down the current system and four popular alternatives.
What Justin Trudeau lost by losing his cool
What a Parliament Hill elbowing means for the much more serious matters of assisted death and electoral reform in a fractured House
Maclean’s Explains: Bells, whips, vote calls and time constraints
Some answers to questions you may have about the House rules and procedures at play in the elbowing incident
Who said it: A member of Parliament, or an actual child?
Things can get awfully childish in Parliament. See if you can tell what words came from our public discourse, or from a toddler’s mouth