Plus, NDP MP Charlie Angus’ new album has dropped, and a panel talks about the implications of Biden’s inauguration on Canada.

Plus, NDP heavyweight Svend Robinson has ruled out running in a federal election if voters are sent to the polls this spring.

Plus Erin O’Toole discovers the secret of an empty medal box and the Anti-Poverty Caucus pushes for public policy solutions at recent webinar.

Plus, Canada will soon have its first Inuit-language TV channel service.

Plus, the UNHCR has released a refugee cookbook featuring recipes from Canadian political players, and distinguished political science professor Leo Panitch has passed away.

Plus, two Conservative MPs and longtime Green MP Elizabeth May will be featured in this month's debut of season four of the TVO series, Political Blind Date.

Plus, an Indigenous Services Canada official's attire—a red dress pin—draws a positive review from NDP Manitoba MLA Nahanni Fontaine.

Plus, Housefather, Poilievre, and May take-up Cuzner's traditional Christmas roast; and past PM Brian Mulroney recovering after health scare.

Plus, Perry Bellegarde announces he won’t seek re-election as AFN national chief, and MPs toast birth of Todd Doherty’s granddaughter.

Plus, six former Parliamentarians are given Order of Canada honour, and Murray Sinclair to leave the Senate at the end of January.

Plus, things got heated in a recent Health Committee exchange, and Independent Senator Murray Sinclair is releasing a new book in 2022.

Plus, a new political party could be on the horizon in Ontario, thanks to efforts that are led by former Conservative leadership hopeful Jim Karahalios and his partner, Belinda.

Plus, Trudeau champions press freedom at an international conference, and MPs congratulate Biden and Harris on their election win and call on feds to extend invitation for a parliamentary address.

Plus, two former Hill staffers are scooped up by two separate public relations and affairs firms, and a former NDP MP returns to her mayoral post in La Loche, Saskatchewan.

Plus, Yasmin Ratansi resigns from the Liberal caucus and Hillites commemorate the life of Alex Trebek.

Plus, a former staffer to late Conservative finance minister Jim Flaherty is hoping to represent the party in the Simcoe North riding, whenever voters next hit the polls.

Plus, Rodger Cuzner was named Canada’s next consul general in Boston; and the Canadian Labour Congress endorses Bill Morneau’s OECD bid, but not everyone is on board.

Plus, MPs in the House pay tribute to former Alberta MP Don Mazankowski, who served in then-prime minister Brian Mulroney's cabinet and was fondly referred to as his 'minister of everything.'

Plus, former Tory Senator David Braley dies at 79, and the case of a middle finger and a missing shirt.

Plus, violence directed at Indigenous fishers in the Nova Scotia lobster dispute has caught the attention of Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo.

Plus, Trudeau congratulates New Zealand’s Jacinda Ardern on landslide re-election, and Rachel Gilmore is switching Hill newsrooms, joining Global News.