Senate

A new Senate report offers a roadmap to freer interprovincial trade and a stronger Canadian economy. Will anyone listen?

Sometimes, like in the case of Bill C-14, the House of Commons gets things wrong—and the red chamber proves its worth

Mike Duffy, loosed from the courts with all charges dismissed, returned to the Senate to work—or, at least, some absurdist interpretation of the term

With the acquittal—and imminent return to work—of Sen. Mike Duffy, the upper chamber readies itself for a new role

A specialist in dysfunctional workplaces on what awaits Duffy when he heads back to the office: ‘Can we all pretend that didn’t happen?’

Evan Solomon on the renaissance of the Senate. (It’s complicated.)

Editorial: Senate should go back to worrying about expense accounts and residency rules

The Mike Duffy trial starts its grand finale as the Ol’ Duff himself takes the stand, offering bounteous tales when quizzed by his own lawyer

Emmett Macfarlane advised the government on its plan for Senate reform. Here is what he has to say about today’s announcement

Exclusive survey data takes Canada’s temperature on the environment, economy, Senate, and Clarity Act