The House votes for (some vague notion of) freedom!
MPs vote to endorse their own freedom, or at least some undefined and non-binding notion of freedom
house of commons
NDP MPs pose with a pile of paper, for democracy
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
If you stand for democracy, stand with Laurie Hawn
Conservative MP Laurie Hawn offers his opinion of supply management—and reminds us of the value in having a difference of opinion
Why is Parliament so incurious and credulous over Bill C-59?
Parliament seems hardly troubled by the blackhole that the information commissioner says it is about to create
For the record: Romeo Saganash on residential schools
NDP MP Romeo Saganash, a survivor of residential schools, addresses the House of Commons on reconciliation
Why do our MPs clap for each other so much?
Our MPs are constantly clapping for each other. In the Mother Parliament, they don’t accept such nonsense.
How question period remembers Peter MacKay
A man of bold suits and big knots fought his fights in the Commons
Has Erin O’Toole fixed his government’s problem with veterans?
Your daily dose of political theatre.
A cheesy report from question period on Parm-liament Hill
Jason Kenney offers genuine contrition on a day full of cheese puns in question period, your daily dose of political theatre
Jason Kenney finally takes one on the chin. No, wait—April Fool’s!
A Macbeth-themed recap from a feisty session of question period, your daily dose of political theatre