Speaking to reporters in Dartmouth, Michael Ignatieff promises something that is not quite a solution of any sort.
Speaking to reporters in Dartmouth, Michael Ignatieff promises something that is not quite a solution of any sort.
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff won’t rule out proroguing Parliament if he were prime minister, but says he wouldn’t use it as a way out when the going gets tough. “Prorogation is part of our constitutional system, but to use it every time you’re in a tight spot seems to me a flagrant abuse of a constitutional power,” Mr. Ignatieff said this morning after speaking with Nova Scotia Community College students in Dartmouth.