Peter Julian
The first NDP leadership debate starts defining the contenders
Julian, Ashton, Angus and Caron put on a surprisingly lively, revealing show
What Justin Trudeau lost by losing his cool
What a Parliament Hill elbowing means for the much more serious matters of assisted death and electoral reform in a fractured House
House moves toward suspending Dean Del Mastro
Found guilty by a judge, Del Mastro is about to be barred from the House
Why is the Harper government using time allocation so often?
An oral history of managing debate
Fun and games with parliamentary procedure
Speaker forced to consult instant replay
The Commons: Now is not the time for subtlety
Oil and the climate are at war and you must pick a side
The Commons: And so Stephen Harper finds himself having to defend unelected Senators
Oh for the bygone simplicity of Senate reform
PHOTO GALLERY: NDP rock the House
Mitchel Raphael celebrates the season with the Opposition
Harper government approves CNOOC and Petronas deals
Acquisitions of Nexen and Progress Energy will go through
The Commons: In praise of the simple question
A dull day in the House is not entirely wasted
Stephen Harper seems to have read that Justin Trudeau op-ed
The Prime Minister does not often bother with any questions beyond the initial opposition leaders’ rounds. Today though, after Bob Rae had finished his three questions, Mr. Harper stood to respond to a query from the NDP’s Peter Julian. But he did so not just to respond to the official opposition (emphasis mine).
‘They’re looking to shift the blame to Enbridge’
Tim Harper, Reuters and the Globe pick up on James Moore’s comments about Enbridge and the Northern Gateway pipeline.