Steven Fletcher
Is a ban on floor-crossing politicians unconstitutional?
Former federal minister Steven Fletcher says a Manitoba law banning the practice infringes on his freedoms—and the rights of his constituents
Steven Fletcher: ‘I was a right-wing naturalist’
For the record: The former MP and now MLA for Assiniboia introduces himself to the Manitoba legislature
Assisted suicide: What will Parliament do now?
Svend Robinson: “I hope that they can rise to the challenge”
Steven Fletcher: Assisted suicide means ’embracing life’
Listen: Cormac MacSweeney speaks with the Conservative MP about his private member’s bills on assisted suicide
Steven Fletcher challenges Canada to a debate on assisted suicide
Two bills on euthanasia now tabled
Steven Fletcher and the perks of being punted from cabinet
The Manitoba MP is getting more attention than he has in years
The right to die debate restarted
Steven Fletcher on what he would do if he knew it wouldn’t get better
Doug Finley roasted
A tribute dinner was held to honour Conservative Senator Doug Finley at the War Museum. Proceeds went to the Scottish Society of Ottawa.
Navigable Waters and the FAQ
Mike De Souza looks closer at the disappearing FAQ.
How navigable waters and environmental protection flow together
An environmental lawyer considers what is — and is not — part of the Navigable Waters Protection Act
The quiet cuts
The Canadian Press rounds up Conservative MPs who have been dealing with concerns about budget cuts.
Health matters
Steven Fletcher, the Minister of State for Transport, is stepping away from his duties to deal with a health issue.