Stories by Beatrice Paez
Liberal MP Steve MacKinnon, who spoke for all but one Liberal on the committee, says a comprehensive account on the affair is already in the public record, pointing to 13 hours of committee testimony and the commissioner
Plus, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland is headlining a Laurier Club event in Toronto.
Plus, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland will be addressing Unifor delegates at their constitutional convention in Quebec City. Politics This Morning: McKenna in Victoria to talk conservation; Trudeau to address Unifor delegates
Plus, Indigenous Services Minister Seamus O'Regan is in Iqaluit to co-sign a declaration of intent that outlines plans for constructing a treatment facility in Nunavut.
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is in Dieppe, N.B., for the opening ceremony for National Acadian Day.Author
'The evidence showed there were many ways in which Mr. Trudeau, either directly or through the actions of those under his direction, sought to influence the Attorney General,' the commissioner's report says.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is headlining another party fundraiser in Toronto after last night's in Richmond Hill, Ont.
The commission has instructed People's Party Leader Maxime Bernier to identify between three and five ridings that his party thinks can flip in its favour in the next election. 
Plus, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale is slated to make an announcement on the National Disaster Mitigation Program
Plus, Health Canada officials are slated to give an update on the feds' plan to implement a pharmacare program.
Plus, Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen is holding a presser in Moncton, N.B., on newcomer settlement services across Canada.
Amy Kishek, a former board member of Equal Voice and Hill Times columnist, says she's been wrestling whether the premise the group operates on, as a big-tent political group, is feasible.
'Over half have booked their venues,' said GreenPAC's executive director, Sabrina Bowman. 'It's a logistical nightmare.'
Plus, Organized Crime Reduction Minister Bill Blair is in Conception Bay South, N.L., for an announcement on the government's efforts to address gun and gang violence.
The commission offered scant details about the format of the debates; those details have yet to be worked out between the producer and the federal parties.
Plus, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is Kenora, Ont., for a meet-and-greet with the community that Grassy Narrows chief Rudy Turtle is hoping to represent in Parliament.
Plus, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is back in Ottawa after some down time in B.C.
Tuesday, the House Foreign Affairs Committee is reconvening to look into whether the Trudeau government has been applying 'undue pressure' on ex-diplomats. 
Some pollsters take issue with how aggregators combine their data with others' work, saying that when those projections are off, they bear the brunt of the blowback.
Plus, Environment Minister Catherine McKenna will be at Carleton University for an announcement related to green infrastructure.
His responses on issues around gender equality were a little more revealing. 
Plus, the Senate Ethics Committee is assembling for an in-camera meeting today. They'll likely be discussing the Senate ethics officer's report on ex-Senator Don Meredith that concluded he harassed several of his aides. 
Though divisive politics has become a regular feature of political culture in Canada, thanks in part to the rhetoric from the country's southern neighbours, some MPs say there's been pushback to that kind of messaging. 
Plus, Huawei Canada reps are slated to discuss their company's new partnerships with Ice Wireless, a mobile provider up north, and Qikiqtaaluk Corp.
Plus, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May is in Toronto to make her pitch, 'A New Deal for Canadian Cities,' which seeks to give municipalities greater control over 'essential services' and more protection from provinces. 
Seniors Minister Filomena Tassi is holding a presser at the National Press Theatre to tout the government's efforts at addressing affordability issues. 
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is spending the day in Saskatoon, where he'll be making a couple of public appearances, including addressing the Dairy Farmers of Canada at their annual general meeting.Politics This Morning
Your email has been added. An email has been sent to your address, please click the link inside of it to confirm your subscription.
