Scott Armstrong
The Parliament candidate
The Conservative-turned-Independent goes Liberal
Whatever happened to the Reform party?
The House considers e-petitions
The Trudeau attack mailout some Conservatives aren’t going to let you see
More MPs decline to send out the flyer
How Mark Warawa’s motion was rejected
Conservative MP appeals ruling on Motion 408
Why do you hate veterans?
A Conservative MP explains why MPs have to support the budget
The Commons: Stephen Harper is very sensitive
And Pierre Poilievre calls us all to a higher purpose
The CCF, Hitler and history
Harper’s reading of history inspired something of a Twitter meme
Your Parliament at work
The end of the fall sitting should not pass without some mention of perhaps the least consequential question ever raised in the history of Question Period.
Is this civil?
The 15 minutes immediately preceding Question Period each day are set aside for “statements by members.” These statements generally involve members saluting recently passed constituents, championing dearly held causes or making note of momentous sporting events.
Patronizing? Sexist? Or merely unnecessary?
As the Globe notes, there is apparently some concern being raised over this answer offered by Public Safety Minister Vic Toews yesterday during QP, as it relates to the NDP’s Niki Ashton.
By-election brouhaha
Last night’s results—and shenanigans