Senate 2.0: Back to life, but struggling for legitimacy
Evan Solomon on the renaissance of the Senate. (It’s complicated.)
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James Cowan
How should the Senate be?
Beset with scandal, the Senate adjourns and passes up two opportunities to assert itself and its purpose. Now what?
Another existential week for the Senate
An increasingly sparse Senate knowingly passes a flawed bill
Bluffer’s guide: What did Justin Trudeau do to the Senate?
This changes everything. Or nothing. Or something.
The sketch: Stephen Harper sits down and Mike Duffy stands up
The senator for PEI scorches the earth and singes the red carpet
A transparency-measuring contest
The rush to be seen being accountable
Maclean’s exclusive: David Tkachuk on Mike Duffy, Nigel Wright and the Senate
An interview with the chair of the internal economy committee
The Senate’s investigation of Mike Duffy is like a game of Clue
The first draft is leaked and fingers are pointed
Is this any way to treat a scandal?
The matter of Nigel Wright and Mike Duffy is pursued in the House and Senate
The Commons: The Real Senators of Parliament Hill
May you never again have to wonder where your senator lives