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Debate has raged on Parliament Hill over whether the country is in a recession since Statistics Canada reported last week that the economy shrank for two quarters in a row.
OTTAWA โ The unofficial authority on recession calls in Canada says itโs too soon to use that word to describe the sluggish economy. Debate has raged on Parliament Hill over whether the country is in a recession since Statistics Canada reported last week that the economy shrank for two quarters in a row. The C.D. [โฆ]
Parliament is awaiting a special committee report before deciding whether to continue with the expansion
Data tracked by the NDP shows the premier skipped roughly one in three sessions of question period during the spring sitting, avoiding a key parliamentary accountability mechanism.
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OTTAWA โ NDP parliamentary leader Don Davies has introduced a private memberโs bill that would compel floor crossers to face their voters before switching parties. Bill C-278 says no MP would be permitted to cross the floor without first sitting as an Independent and then contesting and winning a seat under the new party banner. [โฆ]
NDP parliamentary leader Don Davies has introduced a bill to ban MPs from crossing the floor without getting the support of their voters in a byelection.
Ontarioโs members of provincial parliament will get an extra long break from the legislature this summer, as it takes a 21-week recess. The extended break comes after the legislature sat for 30 days, following a 14-week winter break. Government house leader Steve Clark says the house will come back on Oct. 27, the day after [โฆ]
The legislation is sorely needed, but it must not be allowed to weaken privacy protections and cybersecurity
OTTAWA โ Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is stepping up his attack on Liberal policies with a call for an emergency parliamentary debate on the economy. Statistics Canada said Friday the economy contracted slightly for the second quarter in a row to start the year โ a benchmark that meets some definitions of a technical recession. [โฆ]
OTTAWA โ The federal government is facing increased pressure to state whether it knows how some of its recent policy changes will affect Canadaโs greenhouse gas emissions. Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin was peppered with questions on the issue at a parliamentary committee hearing on Thursday. Bloc Quรฉbรฉcois MP Patrick Bonin pressed Dabrusin on whether the [โฆ]
'The winner of any agreement is the one who is better prepared for war the day after,' the speaker of Iranโs parliament said in a post on X