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Prime Minister calls session ‘legislatively productive,’ opposition parties call it ‘a full frontal attack on democracy’
Everything you ever wanted to know about Bill C-38, but were afraid to ask.
Photographs by Jake Wright, The Hill Times
Conservative MPs James Bezan and Gerald Keddy and NDP MPs Alexandre Boulerice, Andrew Cash and Ruth Ellen Brosseau.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper calls it “one of the most legislatively productive periods,” but opposition MPs say the spring sitting was “a full frontal attack on democracy” and a “low note” for the majority governing Conservatives.
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Prime Minister calls session ‘legislatively productive,’ opposition parties call it ‘a full frontal attack on democracy’
Everything you ever wanted to know about Bill C-38, but were afraid to ask.
Photographs by Jake Wright, The Hill Times
Conservative MPs James Bezan and Gerald Keddy and NDP MPs Alexandre Boulerice, Andrew Cash and Ruth Ellen Brosseau.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper calls it “one of the most legislatively productive periods,” but opposition MPs say the spring sitting was “a full frontal attack on democracy” and a “low note” for the majority governing Conservatives.
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