But how supremely is Parliament behaving?
The Liberal leader reignites the marijuana debate
Two Conservative MPs who won’t be sending out the Trudeau flyers
A Conservative backbencher claims to be unencumbered
Gerry Ritz has now taken 50 questions on the travails of XL foods. Still, the opposition seems unsatisfied
Kady O’Malley suggests the time allotted for statements by members be moved (in my opinion, if members’ statements are to be reformed they’ll either have to be moved or eliminated entirely).
Postmedia says Conservative MPs Nina Grewal, Colin Mayes and Mark Strahl will vote in favour of Motion 312, while Dan Albas will vote against.
Earlier this month, Cory Horner shut down one of my favourite bookmarks, howdtheyvote.ca. Cory explains his decision here.
Bill C-311 will allow individuals to order and carry wine for personal use across provincial borders for the first time since 1928
More news of weekend protests in Truro, Oakville, St. John’s, Nanaimo, Owen Sound, Swift Current, Kenora, Ladner, Coquitlam and Cobourg. The United Steelworkers, the Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario and Grand Chief Stewart Phillip and the legal director of the University of Victoria’s Environmental Law Clinic register their concerns. And Conservative MP Dan Albas tries to explain C-38 to his constituents.
Last night, the House defeated an opposition motion that called on the government to reverse cuts to science and research and an opposition motion that called on the government to reverse cuts to search-and-rescue.
Conservative backbencher Dan Albas is concerned that a Liberal MP is oversimplifying a vote he cast.