Today, May 21st is the day 69 of my indefinite hunger strike protesting Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s cruel new crime law, the deceptively christened “Safe Streets and Communities Act”, formerly omnibus crime Bill C10. This potentially-fatal ac…

Ethical Oil has already turned yesterday’s QP exchange into an attack ad.

Ethical Oil…

In this week’s print edition, I write about the budget bill and its various…

As noted yesterday, there was a small discussion after QP yesterday about the proper…

Just as there haven’t been answers these last few weeks

Three cabinet ministers appeared, under debatable circumstances, this morning before the finance subcommittee studying…

John Baird was thrown under the bus on Tuesday. Yesterday, the president of the…

‘Mr. Speaker, I actually have some examples here of what constitutes suitable employment’, reported Ted Menzies

Starting around 9:30pm last night, the House of Commons spent four hours considering the…

Before throwing the Foreign Affairs Minister under the bus yesterday afternoon, Peter Kent actually…

Funny how the opposition can’t seem to find much in this budget bill

Pressed this afternoon to explain John Baird’s linking of the National Roundtable’s demise to…

The official opposition has launched a three-part response to the budget bill, including public…

Without amendment or correction, John Baird’s warning that a carbon tax would kill your…

On April 24, Peggy Nash asked Human Resources Minister Diane Finley how much money…

The budget bill has passed at second reading by a vote of 149-132.
It…

Or perhaps the minister misspoke…

To John McCallum’s challenge, the President of the Treasury Board tweets a citation.
Section…

Seemingly in response to a column by the Globe’s Barrie McKenna on the government’s…

At the end of this Globe report on moves toward greater cooperation among parliamentary…