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canadian parliament

  • Interim Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon Seeks Better Decorum in the Commons
    Interim Government House Leader Steven MacKinnon Seeks Better Decorum in the Commons
    The new interim Liberal house leader says every MP from all parties needs to set a better tone when the House of Commons resumes later this month. Ottawa-area MP Steven ...
    January 8, 2024BY The Canadian Press
  • Study Finds This Country’s Politicians to Be the Most Disorderly
    Study Finds This Country’s Politicians to Be the Most Disorderly
    Researchers found that conflict during Question Time did not reduce public engagement in politics.
    January 6, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Cyberattacks Hit Military, Parliament Websites as India Hacker Group Targets Canada
    Cyberattacks Hit Military, Parliament Websites as India Hacker Group Targets Canada
    The federal government is coping with apparent cyberattacks this week, as a hacker group in India claims it ...
    September 28, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Green Party Leader Elizabeth May Hospitalized Due to ‘Overwork, Fatigue, and Stress’
    Green Party Leader Elizabeth May Hospitalized Due to ‘Overwork, Fatigue, and Stress’
    Green Party Leader Elizabeth May was hospitalized for a part of last week due to "sheer overwork, fatigue, ...
    July 11, 2023BY Peter Wilson
  • Canadian Parliamentary Delegation Meets Taiwan President, Aims to Learn to Repel Chinese Interference
    Canadian Parliamentary Delegation Meets Taiwan President, Aims to Learn to Repel Chinese Interference
    The Canadian parliamentary delegation visiting Taiwan met with President Tsai Ing-wen Wednesday, committing to boost unity with the ...
    April 12, 2023BY Andrew Chen
  • US, Canada Reach Deal to Limit Entry at Unofficial Border Crossing Points
    US, Canada Reach Deal to Limit Entry at Unofficial Border Crossing Points
    The U.S.–Canada border was a widely discussed topic as U.S. President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin ...
    March 24, 2023BY Jeff Louderback
  • Biden Praises Partnership, Friendship Between US and Canada in Parliament Address
    Biden Praises Partnership, Friendship Between US and Canada in Parliament Address
    OTTAWA, Canada—Emphasizing the importance of the U.S.-Canada partnership, President Joe Biden addressed Canadian Parliament on March 24 after ...
    March 24, 2023BY Jeff Louderback and Emel Akan
  • Biden and Trudeau Announce Defence Commitments and Renewed Focus on Critical Minerals, Semiconductors
    Biden and Trudeau Announce Defence Commitments and Renewed Focus on Critical Minerals, Semiconductors
    OTTAWA—Canada and the United States will work together on seven broad initiatives including clean energy and good jobs, ...
    March 24, 2023BY Rahul Vaidyanath
  • Biden Addresses Canadian Parliament
    Biden Addresses Canadian Parliament
    President Joe Biden addresses the Canadian Parliament at 2:00 p.m. ET on March 24.
    March 24, 2023BY Epoch Video
  • Parliament Hill Language Interpreter Sent to Hospital, Union Blames Lax Headset Rules
    Parliament Hill Language Interpreter Sent to Hospital, Union Blames Lax Headset Rules
    A parliamentary interpreter was sent to the hospital during a Senate committee meeting last week. Public Services and ...
    October 25, 2022BY The Canadian Press
  • Parliament Passes Law Allowing Jurors to Disclose Information to Health Providers
    Parliament Passes Law Allowing Jurors to Disclose Information to Health Providers
    Parliament has passed a new law that allows jurors to disclose information about jury proceedings to health care ...
    September 28, 2022BY The Canadian Press
  • Liberals on the Offensive Against New Tory Leader as Parliament Returns
    Liberals on the Offensive Against New Tory Leader as Parliament Returns
    As MPs head back to the House of Commons, Liberal House of Commons Leader Mark Holland went on the ...
    September 20, 2022BY Peter Wilson
  • NTD Evening News Full Broadcast (Feb. 18)
    NTD Evening News Full Broadcast (Feb. 18)
    Ottawa police begin to take action against protesters near the Canadian Parliament, U.S. troops are on stand-by in Poland ...
    February 18, 2022BY NTD Television
  • Liberals Set Short-Term Agenda as COVID-19 Weighs on New Parliament
    Liberals Set Short-Term Agenda as COVID-19 Weighs on New Parliament
    With a new Parliament session opening on Nov. 22 and soon pausing for the holidays, the Liberal government ...
    November 22, 2021BY Noé Chartier
  • Standing Up for Parliament: Government vs Speaker Lawsuit
    Standing Up for Parliament: Government vs Speaker Lawsuit
    A federal government lawsuit against the Speaker of the House to prevent the disclosure of sensitive documents has ...
    July 13, 2021BY Lee Harding
  • Parliament Set to Resume With Focus on COVID-19 Vaccines, Supports
    Parliament Set to Resume With Focus on COVID-19 Vaccines, Supports
    OTTAWA—The federal government’s handling of COVID-19 vaccination campaign is set to dominate the agenda when Parliament resumes today. ...
    January 25, 2021BY The Canadian Press
  • No Rollcall Votes in Commons If New Electronic Voting App Adopted
    No Rollcall Votes in Commons If New Electronic Voting App Adopted
    OTTAWA—The COVID-19 pandemic is about to force another big break from tradition in the House of Commons: MPs ...
    January 21, 2021BY The Canadian Press
  • Greens Criticize NDP Not Returning ‘Leaders’ Courtesy’ in By-election
    Greens Criticize NDP Not Returning ‘Leaders’ Courtesy’ in By-election
    Former Green leader criticized the New Democrats for not withdrawing their candidate in the upcoming Toronto Centre byelection, ...
    October 6, 2020BY Isaac Teo
  • O’Toole, Blanchet Set to Give Their Formal Replies to Throne Speech Today
    O’Toole, Blanchet Set to Give Their Formal Replies to Throne Speech Today
    Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole and Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet are set to give their formal replies to ...
    September 28, 2020BY Scott Goulet
  • ‘Prime Culpability’: Petition Calls on Canada to Sanction Chinese Human Rights Violators
    ‘Prime Culpability’: Petition Calls on Canada to Sanction Chinese Human Rights Violators
    A petition sponsored by Conservative MP James Bezan is urging the government to apply Canada's Sergei Magnitsky Law to ...
    September 21, 2020BY Justina Wheale
  • Feds Seeking Private Consultant to Design, Run Firearm Buyback Program
    Feds Seeking Private Consultant to Design, Run Firearm Buyback Program
    OTTAWA—The federal government is turning to the private sector to design and run a massive buyback of newly ...
    August 12, 2020BY The Canadian Press
  • PM’s Ethical Conduct in Spotlight as Commons Sits But Trudeau Won’t Be There
    PM’s Ethical Conduct in Spotlight as Commons Sits But Trudeau Won’t Be There
    OTTAWA—Justin Trudeau's ethical conduct will be put under an opposition microscope today during a rare summer sitting of ...
    August 12, 2020BY The Canadian Press
  • NDP Support for Spending Bill Assures No Election in Midst of Pandemic
    NDP Support for Spending Bill Assures No Election in Midst of Pandemic
    OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a confidence vote today but there's little chance his minority Liberal government will ...
    June 17, 2020BY The Canadian Press
  • Canada’s Democracy in Jeopardy Due to Weakened Parliament: Report
    Canada’s Democracy in Jeopardy Due to Weakened Parliament: Report
    Canada’s democracy is in jeopardy due to a lack of parliamentary oversight, and regular sittings must immediately resume, ...
    June 16, 2020BY Justina Wheale and Lee Harding
  • Liberals Push Forward With COVID-19 Bill Despite Likely Impasse
    Liberals Push Forward With COVID-19 Bill Despite Likely Impasse
    OTTAWA—The Liberals are pushing forward with a contentious piece of emergency legislation that would extend COVID-19 aid programs ...
    June 10, 2020BY The Canadian Press
  • MPs To Gather For First Time Both Virtually and in Person in the Commons
    MPs To Gather For First Time Both Virtually and in Person in the Commons
    OTTAWA—Members of Parliament will make history today as a few dozen of them gather in the House of ...
    May 27, 2020BY The Canadian Press
  • NDP, Liberals Cut Short Debate on How Commons Should Function During Pandemic
    NDP, Liberals Cut Short Debate on How Commons Should Function During Pandemic
    OTTAWA—New Democrats joined forces with the governing Liberals to cut short debate Tuesday over how Parliament should function ...
    May 26, 2020BY The Canadian Press
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