Alexandre Boulerice
Alexandre Boulerice takes the 60-second challenge
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A week later
It’s been seven days since Parliament Hill was the scene of gunfire. Now what?
The lesser evil?
In which New Democrats try not to be too happy with the Senate
The Commons: Do you know where your $3.1 billion went?
Probably you don’t. But If you do, please let us know
The Commons: The silly and the hallowed
An hour and a half in the life of the House of Commons
Stephen Harper joins the WWI debate
‘I find the comments outrageous, inflammatory, unacceptable’
The refighting of WWI enters its third day
Everyone is profoundly saddened
The lingering political problem of World War I: Tories vs. Boulerice and beyond
Thoughts on refighting the past
Breaking: Six years ago, Alexandre Boulerice questioned purpose of World War I
While we’re at it, let’s refight the Conscription Crisis
The Commons: This uncivil democracy
It would be nice if MPs were nicer, but that’s not the problem
C-377 passes
After two proposed amendments were passed and one defeated, C-377 passed the House last night by a vote of 147-135. Five Conservatives voted against: Brent Rathgeber, Mike Allen, Patricia Davidson, Ben Lobb and Rodney Weston.
Anti-bullying on the Hill with Jer’s Vision
Jer’s Vision, Canada’s Youth Diversity Initiative, held a special reception on the Hill for parliamentarians to raise awareness about bullying and diversity. Pink cupcakes were served.