Heard on the Hill
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 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.Heard on the Hill
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.
Plus, NDP MP Peter Julian and his wife offer up some freshly harvested tomatoes, cabbage, and squash to a local food bank, which he hopes will one day cease to exist.
Plus, MPs celebrate thanksgiving with turkey, hiking, and a wedding; and detained Canadians in China recently got their first consular visit in months. 
Plus, one of Canada's longest-serving foreign correspondents, Matthew Fisher, is in for a 'tough' race as he looks to represent the Conservatives in an Ottawa-area riding in the next election.
Plus, Ralph Goodale is set to be named Canada’s next U.K. high commissioner, according to a CBC report; and Jagmeet Singh joins in on the Dreams TikTok trend.
Plus, Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner thanks a House IT whiz for saving her life, amid the inevitable technical glitches MPs continue to face in a virtual Parliament.
Plus, Conservative Senator Salma Ataullahjan is seeking to become be the first Canadian Inter-Parliamentary Union president, and past Bloc MP, opposition House leader Suzanne Tremblay dies at 83.
Plus, former NDP MP Nathan Cullen is in the midst of a controversy involving his bid for the B.C. NDP's Stikine seat, an incident leading to some female politicians to highlight the 'party establishment.'
Plus, past Grit PM John Turner has died at 91, and CBC parliamentary bureau chief Rob Russo is leaving the newsroom after seven years. 
Plus, former Harper-era cabinet minister Ted Menzies is being scooped up by Hill+Knowlton Strategies for his agriculture and agri-food expertise.
Plus, as Parliament readies to return, new Conservative Whip Blake Richards recently likened the remote voting system being considered by the House of Commons to swiping on Tinder. 
Plus, NDP MP Niki Ashton and longtime party staffer George Soule celebrate their birthdays by appealing to voters and donors.
Plus, John Ivison and Mike Moffatt place a wager on the future public debt interest rate, and former Tory MP David Anderson joins a religious freedom think tank as an adviser.
Plus, late Liberal MP Ralph Ferguson is remembered by Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley as 'ahead of his time on conservation, the environment and renewable energy.'
Plus, the earliest date for a Toronto Centre byelection is on Oct. 12, and Kelsey Johnson is leaving Hill scrums for grad school.
Plus, Canada's chief public health officer and her deputy may take their message to TikTok.
Plus, Scheer lauds Post Millennial, True North, and Rodger Cuzner comes to the rescue of a stranded former colleague. 
Plus, respected satirical columnist Allan Forthingham dies at the age of 87.
Plus, New Brunswick election set for September in first test of Canadian pandemic voting, and Chantal Chastenay named Canada’s point person in Beirut. 
Plus, rookie MPs Matthew Green and Patricia Lattanzio lean into their city councillor chops during a brief showdown at a House committee., and diplomatic shifts continue over in the Big Apple.
Plus, Ottawa Police investigating ugly incident outside Catherine McKenna’s community office, and the International Human Rights Subcommittee to meet to draft news release on Uyghur crisis. Politics This Morning
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