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- World Press Freedom Canada hosted its annual luncheon on May 2 at the National Arts Centre, and an exclusive pre-reception the day before at the German residence.
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- World Press Freedom Canada hosted its annual luncheon on May 2 at the National Arts Centre, and an exclusive pre-reception the day before at the German residence.
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- Plus, House Speaker Fergus pays $1,500 fine for controversial video, former Supreme Court Justice Michel Bastarache will participate in back-to-back book events, and the Parliamentary Black Caucus celebrates Howard McCurdy's memoir.
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- Plus, House Speaker Fergus pays $1,500 fine for controversial video, former Supreme Court Justice Michel Bastarache will participate in back-to-back book events, and the Parliamentary Black Caucus celebrates Howard McCurdy's memoir.
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- In the confines of large organizational structures like political parties, diversity still remains a tactical device.
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- In the confines of large organizational structures like political parties, diversity still remains a tactical device.
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- In Parliament, decency has lost ground to indecency as the political parties vie to control the national discourse.
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- In Parliament, decency has lost ground to indecency as the political parties vie to control the national discourse.
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- There is a saying: 'To err is human, to blame is politics.' The proceedings of the House of Commons have become too much about naming and blaming and too seldom about learning and improvement. When there are abuses or mistakes, there are instantly calls for resignations. However, as another saying goes, 'the punishment should fit the crime.'
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- There is a saying: 'To err is human, to blame is politics.' The proceedings of the House of Commons have become too much about naming and blaming and too seldom about learning and improvement. When there are abuses or mistakes, there are instantly calls for resignations. However, as another saying goes, 'the punishment should fit the crime.'
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