The living history of Parliament shows why we should be wary of radical reform
As a child, I read the word “palimpsest”. I did not understand it, but instinctively I liked it. It sounded mysterious.
Scandal, outrage and success: How a raucous 2024 unfolded in the House of Commons
In mid-April, NDP MP Rachel Blaney was the first to receive that honour, after the Conservatives accused her during question ...
Conservatives to move non-confidence motion against Liberal government in the new year
MPs in the House of Commons could be voting on a motion of non-confidence in the Liberal government as early as Jan. 30, as ...
Conservatives move to set up possible non-confidence vote, ramping up pressure on Trudeau
The vote could take place in early 2025, days after the House of Commons returns from its holiday in late January ...
The Conservatives have a new plan to bring down the government quickly
Access articles from across Canada with one account. Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments. You must ...
House of Commons could see non-confidence vote in late January
The Conservative Party has announced its intention to introduce a non-confidence motion in the House of Commons in the new ...
Who Can Recall Parliament?
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said before Christmas that the House of Commons should be recalled now that NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has vowed to bring forward a motion of non-confidence ...
Over 70 assaults taking place in jails each day as prison violence increases by 28 per cent from previous year
Research commissioned by the Liberal Democrats, showed there were 26,912 assaults recorded in jails in England and Wales in ...
Conservatives planning late-January non-confidence vote
With the PM schussing away his troubles on a British Columbia ski slope, the Conservatives are making sure a non-confidence ...
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Lib Dems call for Commons vote on Waspi compensation as tens of thousands left ‘devastated’
Across the five Southwark constituencies, around 11,320 women have been rejected compensation by the government.
Northern Ireland secretary aware of Stormontgate ‘for months’, records reveal
Stormontgate in 2002 led to the suspension of devolution and the reintroduction of direct rule in Northern Ireland.