Senate

Both Stephen Harper and Thomas Mulcair have plans to reform the Senate that may prove unconstitutional. Now what?

The Prime Minister declares a moratorium on Senate appointments and the countdown to a constitutional crisis is on

Beset with scandal, the Senate adjourns and passes up two opportunities to assert itself and its purpose. Now what?

An elected or abolished Senate is going to need provincial support. So here’s what the provinces have to say.

Gone are the days of bilking the taxpayer and pretend-living anywhere you want. Scott Feschuk on the eccentric uncle of our legislative family

In the wake of a damning report, it’s time for sober second thought on a chamber intended for sober second thought.

Ottawa bureau chief John Geddes on Michael Ferguson’s two-year investigation of the Senate

Michael Chong challenges the Senate as the upper chamber a decision on the Reform Act

Conservative Senator David Wells tries to undermine the Reform Act with math, but he’s using the wrong numbers

An increasingly sparse Senate knowingly passes a flawed bill