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Grit Senators made procedural error on climate-change bill, but slam feds on lack of climate plan
The Conservative defeat of the bill in the Senate comes after Republicans, who are not interested in cap-in-trade, take over U.S. Congress.
Grit Senators made procedural error on climate-change bill, but slam feds on lack of climate plan
The Conservative defeat of the bill in the Senate comes after Republicans, who are not interested in cap-in-trade, take over U.S. Congress.
Feds endorse UN indigenous rights declaration, abolish Indian Act, says Atleo
AFN Chief Shawn Atleo says 'there's no room for the archaic Indian Act at all.'
Economy, crime bills top priorities for Tories in final legislative stretch in 2010
Government House Leader John Baird doesn't expect any contentious issues that could cause an early election.
MPs say mood bleak, and 'asks' down on pre-budget consultations hearings
House Finance Committee members say they've seen a change in tone in this year's pre-budget consultations.
Grit Sen. Joyal attacks latest Senate reform bill, calls it 'unconstitutional'
Ontario Conservative Senator Hugh Segal calls argument 'profoundly troubling.'
MPs slam Flaherty's fiscal update delivered outside House
Opposition MPs say Finance Minister Jim Flaherty should have announced it in Parliament and criticize his lack of vision, detail.
Tories to pay price on census issue, vow opposition parties
The Conservatives say it won't be an issue in the next election campaign, but opposition MPs promise it will.
Rural Grit, NDP MPs prepare for aggressive Tory attacks ads
But NDP MP Charlie Angus says it will take more than 'big assed' Tory billboards to push legislation through the House.
Tories aim to push 'significant agenda' through House this fall
Government has 42 bills on the Order Paper. Copyright Act heats up this fall.
Long-gun registry issue a 'vote-getter among certain pockets,' says pollster
Pollster Nik Nanos says it could 'make or break individual seats' across the country for the NDP.
NDP MP Comartin predicts if long-gun registry scrapped it will be temporary
House vote on Sept. 22 is on concurrence motion on whether the bill should be allowed to proceed.
Massive omnibus budget bill shakes up Parliament
Opposition Senators warn government they're serious, 'it's the wrong way to do a budget bill.'
Senate 'rubber stamps' nine bills, massive omnibus budget bill up next
The Senate Finance Committee still wants to hear from a number of Cabinet ministers and will report back by July 9.
Senate to sit as long as it takes to pass budget bill
NDP critics say massive, 900-page omnibus budget Bill C-9 must be split.
Libs can't have it both ways on massive omnibus budget bill, say NDP
Government pushes 900-page sweeping budget bill through in days. Most Libs sit out House vote.
Cabinet minister should usher in long-gun registry changes, not a backbencher
NDP MP Joe Comartin calls it a 'farce in terms of democracy,' describes issue as highly emotional and House committee process as stressful.
MPs working on prorogation rules to restrict Prime Minister's control
If the House really wants to restrict the PM's use of prorogation, all parties should agree to a Parliamentary convention, say experts.
Bloc's motion on House seats defeated, promises to push issue again
Bloc House Leader Pierre Paquette says party has 'no choice' but to continue fight.
House seats bill could affect 19 Tory, 10 Grit ridings, and one NDP riding
Bill C-12 attempts to address under-representation in Ontario, Alberta, and B.C., the fastest growing provinces in Canada.
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