prorogation
Did Kathleen Wynne abuse the power of prorogation?
Since Stephen Harper prorogued Parliament to save his government in 2008, the rarely-used power has drawn criticism as a political tactic
Parliament resumes and the blessed tumult is rejoined
The NDP moves to question the Prime Minister
Prorogation: See them in October
The summer break is about to get a little longer
Stop bothering the Governor General
David Johnston is probably not going to say no to Stephen Harper
Should you be upset that Stephen Harper is proroguing Parliament?
As Aaron Wherry explains, the real question is this: Why must we wait for Parliament to resume?
Stephen Harper’s to-do list
Nick Taylor-Vaisey considers the unfinished business of Parliament
Good prorogue or bad prorogue?
How to tell the difference anymore?
Twenty questions from Parliament Hill that need answers
Here’s Nick Taylor-Vaisey on what politicians left hanging
In this new crisis, the faint echo of a previous crisis
From the coalition crisis of 2008 to the Senate crisis of 2013
Justin Trudeau’s democratic reforms
The Liberal leadership candidate promises fewer free votes than the Conservatives did in 2006
The Liberal prorogation dance
Liberal MP Mauril Belanger is the only federal Liberal willing to openly criticize Dalton McGuinty’s prorogation.
‘Contempt for parliamentary democracy’
Constitutional scholar Peter Russell condemns Dalton McGuinty’s prorogation.