Mathieu Ravignat
The Commons: Brent Rathgeber and Stephen Harper’s control issues
The member for Edmonton-St. Albert stands in judgment
Why was Brent Rathgeber’s bill amended?
‘I think that’s a lack of respect for the legislative process’
The Commons: Tony Clement defers to the experts
At least when it comes to website design
The Clarity Act debate
The NDP lines up in opposition to a Bloc bill
The Super Bowl, brought to you by you
Bruce Cheadle provides another accounting of how much the Harper government has increased public spending on advertising to promote itself.
Will the seven-point plan be enough to prevent a Russian invasion?
This morning’s QP has just concluded. The F-35 procurement was, predictably, a particular point of opposition concern. Below, a sampling.
Last week’s standing contest
The good people at openparliament.ca have tabulated MP attendance for last Wednesday’s (or last Thursday’s, as it were) C-38 votes.
Innocent until, and even after, proven guilty
New Democrat MP Mathieu Ravignat asked yesterday whether the government would be pursuing the Conservative Party of Canada for the rebates it received as part of the In-and-Out scheme. Pierre Poilievre answered for the government.
Ask permission before crossing the floor
The private members’ bill set to be debated tomorrow is C-306, put forward by Mathieu Ravignat, the NDP MP for Pontiac.