It’s time for the House to admit it was wrong, and to move on
There is no constitutional basis in the law, powers, and privileges of the House to order documents to be given to the RCMP through the Office of the Law Clerk, particularly when there’s no parliamentary purpose or proceeding for which said documents are to be used or considered.
U.S. Ambassador Cohen to deliver remarks at American Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 29 in Toronto
MONDAY, OCT. 28 House Sitting—The House sits Oct. 21-Nov. 9, and breaks on Nov. 11 for Remembrance Day week until Nov. 15. It resumes again on Nov. 18, and is scheduled to sit from Nov. 18 to Dec. 17. The Logic Summit—The Logic hosts its eponymous summit on the theme “At a Crossroads: Shaping Canada’s […]
Meanwhile, on a planet far, far away
The enemy without—climate change, of course—is scratching at the window, unheard and ignored. In one way or another it’s coming for us all.
Canada-India tension underscores a growing threat
Governments that support human rights and freedoms shouldn’t wait until their diaspora communities are at risk before they raise human rights concerns with other nations, including their allies.
Security clearance politicking reflects a minority Parliament on its ‘last legs’: observers
Many of the questions during an emergency debate on India’s alleged interference in Canadian politics turned instead to Poilievre’s refusal to seek a security clearance.
B.C., N.B. elections forecast tough road for incumbents, with many Canadians ‘struggling’
Premiers of all political stripes that once looked ‘invincible’ are struggling to get re-elected across the country, says pollster Dan Arnold.
Trust in politicians: will 2025 be the year to rebuild it?
Less than one-fifth of Canadians trust politicians for reliable information—putting them at the bottom of our national trust landscape.
U.S. election offers Liberals a glimmer of hope
In short, the U.S. election results may help the Liberals, but it won’t be their political salvation.
B.C. Liberal MP Weiler read a letter to Trudeau and caucus on behalf of dissenting MPs, calling for the prime minister’s resignation
One Liberal MP described the meeting as ‘the first time we’ve had a caucus meeting where people actually spoke their mind.’
Knives out? Liberals grapple with leadership question
Liberal MPs gathered for a national caucus meeting on Oct. 23 where some called for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down
