The Commons: Tony Clement comes clean
The government knows which gazebos, toilets and bike racks were built with that $45.8 million
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The Commons: A gun-measuring contest in the House
On the eve of eliminating the long-gun registry, we seem to have started a debate about guns
The Commons: Let’s be frank
’There is no way to eliminate all risk, given the reality of Afghanistan’
The Commons: Bonfire of the registry
We mustn’t lose sight of the clear and present danger this registry poses
The Commons: The F-35 has as many explanations as problems
The latest twist involves the small matter of whether or not the expensive aircraft will be useless
The Commons: There must be something here to disagree about
The opposition pounces on the "fairness" with which the government issued its shipbuilding contracts
The Commons: Democracy and testicles
Are the unusual habits of the beaver a metaphor for abandoning the Canadian Wheat Board?
The Commons: Life under occupation
Quit your whining and show some gratitude, Canada!
The Commons: All in favour of cutting taxes, say ’yea’
The annihilation of the tax code finds support in all corners
The Commons: Looking on the bright side of global warming
Peter Kent finds himself inconvenienced by unoptimized facts