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- Tory MP Adams ticketed by RCMP for failing to come to complete stop on Parliament Hill
- Nursing home demanding Trudeau reimburse speaking fee spent almost $1-million more on ...
- This just in: Tory MP Reid’s annual craft beer-tasting, cheese pairing party a hit with ...
- Paid plasma donations need more consultation: health coalition
- Don’t expect much from Reformania: Nicholls
- Marois seems bent on going down same path as Parizeau
- It’s open season on transparency in Ottawa
- Government needs to take better care of ill, injured soldiers
- Three Arctic ports needed
- Government control of Crown corporations directly affects citizens, institutions
- Mulcair deplores ‘old-line parties,’ but imitates them
- Sorry spectacles in this Parliament, mud being tossed from one side of Commons and back ...
- “There is speculation that Prime Minister Stephen Harper could resign before the next ...
- Aboriginal business leaders see paradigm shift in new economic opportunities
- Federal Court decision could have significant implications for First Nations families ...
- Conservative MPs want better PMO-caucus relations, ‘a clarion call’
- World can’t wait until 2020 on climate change, says new, highly-disturbing ...
- MPs sit for fifth week in a row until midnight, House to adjourn this week
- NDP accused of playing politics, defeat Grit move to further open MPs’ spending
- Feds should be treating ill, injured Canadian Forces members better
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But access to equity and the Indian Act remain barriers to economic development.
Rathgeber’s ‘trained seals’ barb strikes nerve with government backbenchers
Others praise former Conservative caucus colleague for ‘independent mindedness,’ and wish he’d stayed in caucus.
NDP don’t want to give Tories, Liberals required House unanimous consent to adjourn Commons, despite Mulcair’s run-in with Hill RCMP
Despite an embarrassing and politically-damaging incident between NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair and RCMP officers responsible for Parliament Hill security on Thursday morning, the party refused to go along with the Conservatives and Liberals to adjourn early for the summer recess and end House proceedings that had become as confrontational as any in the current session of Parliament.
Conservatives use marathon midnight House sittings, majority to push eight bills through Commons
Liberals were indicating on Wednesday they were ready to end one of the most intense series of Commons sittings since the Conservatives took power in 2006, and also pointed out that, because of the government midnight-sitting strategy and its time allocation tactics, there did not appear to be a lot left to do.
MPs can vote to suspend two Tory MPs without Speaker tabling letters from Elections Canada in Commons, says former House law clerk
The past law clerk to the House of Commons says MPs can vote to suspend two Conservative MPs for failing to comply with a request from Chief Electoral Office Marc Mayrand to correct their campaign returns from the 2011 general election, regardless of whether House Speaker Andrew Scheer tables letters from Mr. Mayrand alerting him to the fact that the MPs are in breach of the Canada Elections Act.
House Speaker Scheer now keeping options open on confrontation between Elections Canada, two Conservative MPs
Commons Speaker Andrew Scheer is keeping his options open on a confrontation between Elections Canada and two Manitoba Conservative MPs over thousands of dollars in 2011 election campaign expenses that would put both of them over their campaign spending limit, and which could result in suspension of the MPs from House voting and proceedings at least until after court challenges they have filed are heard.
Holocaust survivor Vera Gara says don’t hate
Holocaust survivor Vera Gara has been publicly speaking about the Holocaust for 35 years at schools. She’s happy Ottawa will finally get the National Holocaust Monument.
Cabinet Shuffles cartoon strip returns to The Hill Times
Editorial cartoonist Michael de Adder’s saucy Cabinet Shuffles is back.
Canada needs modern, holistic solution for the three million people who are food insecure, don’t know where next meal coming from: organizer Saul
Poverty and its related issues cost Canada at least $25-billion a year, according to the National Council of Welfare.
Aboriginal Opportunities
June 17, 2013
- Aboriginal business leaders see paradigm shift in new economic opportunities
- Federal Conservatives taking ‘big government’ approach to First Nations
- First Nations groups resolute in their opposition to Keystone XL
- Young aboriginal population growing dramatically, crucial to economy to offer employment opportunities
- The 81 Closest Ridings Where MPs Won by 10 Per Cent or Less
- Chiefs of Staff, Communications Directors, Press Secretaries to Cabinet Ministers
- Cabinet’s Directors of Communications and Chiefs of Staff List 2011
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