Budget Implementation Act
The first budget bill of 2014
Weighing in at 375 pages
Where are they now? C-4, the omnibus budget bill
This fall’s implementation act went (relatively) quietly
What else is in the latest omnibus budget bill?
Changes to how public service labour disputes are settled
The Supreme Court, now part of Canada’s Economic Action Plan
Meet the newest omnibus budget bill
Abolish the Senate, replace it with Deloitte
A lonely nation turns its eyes to auditors
How to have an easier time passing an omnibus budget bill
The government might have maneuvered out of another voting marathon
The CBC, C-60 and splitting the bill
Another omnibus bill, another fight
C-60: the first budget implementation act of 2013
A slightly smaller kind of omnibus
Omnibus No More
Chris Selley points to one part of C-45, last year’s second budget implementation act.
#IdleNoMore and the fight for democracy
Wab Kinew explains the Idle No More protests.
Procedural war
Keith Beardsley considers Peter Van Loan’s walk across the aisle, opposition delays and omnibus legislation.
Still trying to explain the changes to the Navigable Waters Protection Act
On Tuesday, Denis Lebel ventured that all of the provinces had been consulted about C-45’s changes to the Navigable Waters Protection Act and that none of the provinces had any concerns. But it seems the Nova Scotia government, having received a letter from Mr. Lebel three days before the bill was tabled, are still working on their response.