The Commons: John Baird, Pierre Poilievre and the hypocritical oath
The gleeful master of gotcha and the Minister of State for I-Know-You-Are-But-What-Am-I?
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Senate reform
Suddenly the Prime Minister believes he needs the opposition’s permission?
Has he forgotten about the option of time allocation?
How to spend a year not doing anything on Senate reform, while demanding change
Why don’t the Conservatives just pass their bill?
Bob Rae on abolishing the Senate, circa 1984
Long ago wisdom from a young New Democrat
The Commons: Senators need not fear unemployment
Diane Finley explains the difference between a quota and a target
Breaking: Marc Garneau disagrees with Justin Trudeau
This time, it’s about Senate reform
Do Canadians want a Senate?
Conservative Senator Hugh Segal revives his proposal of a referendum on Senate abolition. Senator Segal floated this idea a year...
Why nothing gets done on Senate reform
Martin Patriquin explains why the status quo is here to stay
How would Trudeau appoint senators?
’A transparent, open process that leaves people confident’
The Commons: And so Stephen Harper finds himself having to defend unelected Senators
Oh for the bygone simplicity of Senate reform