Peter Van Loan
Do we respect the primacy of Parliament or don’t we?
Should the economic update have been presented to Parliament?
House moves toward suspending Dean Del Mastro
Found guilty by a judge, Del Mastro is about to be barred from the House
Peter Van Loan takes a stand against the notion of relevancy
You’ll never take away his tangents
Why is the Harper government using time allocation so often?
An oral history of managing debate
Behold the empowered (Conservative) backbencher
On the successful passage of private members’ bills
Parliament’s weekly business statement is getting more partisan
A simple parliamentary tradition is taking a strange turn under the Conservatives
Fun and games with parliamentary procedure
Speaker forced to consult instant replay
The sketch: Is the Fair Elections Act a lesson in democracy?
‘Mr. Speaker, we have only begun debate’
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The Year of Parliament
Aaron Wherry on 2013: Mark Warawa, Brent Rathgeber, the Reform Act and a tomato analogy
Is section 67(4)(c) of the Elections Act the only thing protecting parties from Holocaust deniers?
Peter Van Loan is unimpressed with the Reform Act
‘Parliament is working better than ever right now’
Peter Van Loan heralds the health of our Westminster system