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PM Harper could visit Rideau Hall Sunday to dissolve Parliament

If the Conservative government falls on a Liberal non-confidence contempt of Parliament vote this Friday, MPs say Prime Minister Stephen Harper could wait an extra day to trigger an election. Liberal MP John McCallum says he 'wouldn’t put it past him in order to get the extra days of taxpayer-funded ads.'

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