The Commons: On the passing of a politician
Jack Layton was always "on." He was never not "Jack Layton."
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The Commons: Pledging allegiance
Canada may lack the romanticism of revolution. But 144 years into our national experiment, we get to lay some claim to Will and Kate.
The Commons: In a state of "suspended animation"
The ongoing saga of a round-the-clock filibuster
The Commons: Two words to say so much
Would a Taliban prisoner by any other name seem just as evil?
The Commons: Philosophical riddles
Who will measure the savings achieved by cutting auditors’ jobs?
The Commons: Why so bashful?
Rona Ambrose delivers a lullaby of bafflegab in defense of cutbacks
The Commons: The NDP disappoints John Baird
’I expected better’
The Commons: Getting the words right
Should we make Gadhafi go? Apparently no. Or at least not quite.
The Commons: The anachronistic idea of accountability
How John Baird came to be called upon to explain Tony Clement
The Commons: Humble brag
Across the street and behind a metal barricade, a young man in a bike helmet, holding a pink sign that read "contempt," was...