Today the federal Conservative government appointed former Cabinet Minister Vic Toews to the bench in Manitoba.
The Conservatives again broke their own record for shutting down debate by using Time Allocation for the 52nd and 53rd time. Add this to the six uses of closure, the most recent being to shut down debate on Brad Butt’s lies to the House of Commons, and you have 59 instances and counting of the Conservatives shutting down debate.
Today, the Liberal Party is proposing a motion that will have MP expenses posted by the House of Commons, rather than rely on a system of self-reporting as the Liberals originally proposed.
“As far as political operatives, these senators will no longer be Liberal organizers, fundraisers, activists in any form”
As Liberals wind up their policy debates today, they are crossing their fingers that Canadians have forgotten they were government and had ample opportunity over thirteen years to address the problems they’ve only just now identified.
Now that Justin Trudeau has finished his latest (...pause for dramatic emphasis...) speech, Canadians are wondering, how much did it cost?
Over the last several months, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has made one thing clear: whatever the issue is, he is willing to change his mind about it. His party has no plan, and he won’t tell Canadians what he really intends to do.
Over the last several months, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has made one thing clear: whatever the issue is, he is willing to change his mind about it. His party has no plan, and he won’t tell Canadians what he really intends to do.
By now we know that retired General and Justin Trudeau advisor Andrew Leslie used $72,000 of Canadians’ money to move a few blocks inside Ottawa.
Over the last several months, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has made one thing clear: whatever the issue is, he is willing to change his mind about it. His party has no plan, and he won’t tell Canadians what he really intends to do.
Tonight, Justin Trudeau will attack he Conservatives over their Unfair Elections Act that will disenfranchise voters and open up more possibilities of fraud.
Over the last several months, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has made one thing clear: whatever the issue is, he is willing to change his mind about it. His party has no plan, and he won’t tell Canadians what he really intends to do.
On Thursday evening, CBC came forward with very serious allegations regarding a possible kickback scheme involving engineering firm SNC-Lavalin and a well-connected Liberal insider.
In a brief moment of introspection, Senate Speaker Noel Kinsella revealed why he thinks millions of Canadians want to see the Senate closed.
Shattering all previous records by a wide margin, Conservatives have now shut down debate for a record 56th time this Parliament.
It's nice to finally see the Ministers of National Defence, Public Works, Industry Canada and Treasury Board acknowledging reality and coming to the conclusion the NDP reached long ago – Canada needs a better procurement strategy.