Lowell Murray has some thoughts on fixing Parliament
A legal opinion, a request from the NDP and a statement from Patrick Brazeau
The Canadian Press talks to Nathan Cullen.
Chris Plecash asks various political players to consider the laments of Lowell Murray.
The Conservatives were bashful. And mysterious. And succinct.
Through Tim Harper, Progressive Consevative senator Lowell Murray explains his concerns with the current style of Senate reform.
Something like 750 words on the last of the Progressive Conservatives on Parliament Hill.
Former mandarin-in-chief Paul Tellier takes the stand this morning to discuss his efforts to impose some sort of order to the chaos into which Mulroney’s cabinet had descended over the Bear Head file by 1990– including that now infamous full costing of the plan, which was enough to convince the PM’s then-chief of staff Norm Spector that the project had finally run out of political luck. Meanwhile, this afternoon, we’ll finally find out just what those mysterious documents were that turned up in Senator Lowell Murray’s office last week. More cabinet confidences? ITQ hopes so, if only because it turns out we love reading the non-Bear Head-related tidbits that surface on the periphery, which would otherwise have remained deep state secrets for another decade.