A British plan to filter online pornography
An interesting exchange from the very end of yesterday’s debate on the budget.
Four Conservative MPs go to the Manitoba legislature to take issue with the Manitoba government.
While Conservative MP Joy Smith pushes forward with a bill that would criminalize prostitution, Amy Lebovitch argues for decriminalization.
How an incorrectly-reported statement snowballed
Conservative MP Joy Smith explains one part of her push against human trafficking.
The Conservatives’ Law Enforcement Officers Caucus held a special reception for the Canadian Police Association while they were in town. Below is caucus chair Shelly Glover.
As promised, ITQ will be liveblogging today’s emergency health committee meeting on whether or not to hold hearings on the government’s preparations for a possible H1N1 virus, although she’ll apparently be doing so while hanging around outside the committee room door, at least at first, since said meeting is now in camera. Opposition members could, in theory, vote to open it up, but they may be waiting to see whether the government plans to go quietly, as far as the motion itself, before deciding to up the ante by bringing in the full court press.