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New Cabinet, new Speaker, a Throne Speech, and a tweaked budget in 41st Parliament
The Harper government will be showing significant progress in implementing its platform once the budget gets passed.
Parliament will most likely come back later than sooner, say political insiders, who are eyeing an early June return with Prime Minister Stephen Harper's new Cabinet, a Conservative House Speaker, a Throne Speech and a tweaked budget that will keep MPs in Ottawa until mid-July.
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New Cabinet, new Speaker, a Throne Speech, and a tweaked budget in 41st Parliament
The Harper government will be showing significant progress in implementing its platform once the budget gets passed.
Parliament will most likely come back later than sooner, say political insiders, who are eyeing an early June return with Prime Minister Stephen Harper's new Cabinet, a Conservative House Speaker, a Throne Speech and a tweaked budget that will keep MPs in Ottawa until mid-July.
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