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Northern MPs tout merits of no Friday sittings, early summer breaks to see constituents

  • Time-strapped MPs in remote ridings would welcome adjustments to the House of Commons calendar, but making those changes is easier said than done For
News | BY TAYLOR BLEWETT | August 28, 2017
Northwest Territories MP Michael McLeod said some 'flexibility on the Fridays and Mondays' would help MPs with large ridings visit more places in their constituencies. Photograph courtesy of the House of Commons

Northern MPs tout merits of no Friday sittings, early summer breaks to see constituents

News | BY TAYLOR BLEWETT | August 28, 2017
  • Time-strapped MPs in remote ridings would welcome adjustments to the House of Commons calendar, but making those changes is easier said than done For

Northern MPs tout merits of no Friday sittings, early summer breaks to see constituents

News | BY TAYLOR BLEWETT | August 28, 2017
  • Time-strapped MPs in remote ridings would welcome adjustments to the House of Commons calendar, but making those changes is easier said than done For
Northwest Territories MP Michael McLeod said some 'flexibility on the Fridays and Mondays' would help MPs with large ridings visit more places in their constituencies. Photograph courtesy of the House of Commons

North Korean threat could prompt Canada to reconsider stance on U.S. missile defence: Liberal MP

  • A Liberal MP says Canada’s longstanding abstention from the controversial U.S.-led continental ballistic missile defence system could be up for debate in the face of
News | BY TAYLOR BLEWETT | August 22, 2017
Conservative members Cheryl Gallant, far left, James Bezan, centre, and Pierre Paul-Hus, right, along with New Democrat Randall Garrison (not pictured), requested the House Defence Committee meet in response to a potential North Korean missile threat. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

North Korean threat could prompt Canada to reconsider stance on U.S. missile defence: Liberal MP

News | BY TAYLOR BLEWETT | August 22, 2017
  • A Liberal MP says Canada’s longstanding abstention from the controversial U.S.-led continental ballistic missile defence system could be up for debate in the face of

North Korean threat could prompt Canada to reconsider stance on U.S. missile defence: Liberal MP

News | BY TAYLOR BLEWETT | August 22, 2017
  • A Liberal MP says Canada’s longstanding abstention from the controversial U.S.-led continental ballistic missile defence system could be up for debate in the face of
Conservative members Cheryl Gallant, far left, James Bezan, centre, and Pierre Paul-Hus, right, along with New Democrat Randall Garrison (not pictured), requested the House Defence Committee meet in response to a potential North Korean missile threat. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Conservative supporters okay with warrantless electronic searches at border, while others disapprove: survey

  • Canadians of most political persuasions are opposed to warrantless searches of electronic devices at the border when coming back home to Canada, though a
News | BY TAYLOR BLEWETT | August 22, 2017
The White Rock, B.C. border crossing. A new poll suggests Canadians aren't very supportive of warrantless searches of electronic devices by border agents, though it varies by political affiliation. Flickr photo by David Herrera

Conservative supporters okay with warrantless electronic searches at border, while others disapprove: survey

News | BY TAYLOR BLEWETT | August 22, 2017
  • Canadians of most political persuasions are opposed to warrantless searches of electronic devices at the border when coming back home to Canada, though a

Conservative supporters okay with warrantless electronic searches at border, while others disapprove: survey

News | BY TAYLOR BLEWETT | August 22, 2017
  • Canadians of most political persuasions are opposed to warrantless searches of electronic devices at the border when coming back home to Canada, though a
The White Rock, B.C. border crossing. A new poll suggests Canadians aren't very supportive of warrantless searches of electronic devices by border agents, though it varies by political affiliation. Flickr photo by David Herrera
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