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Tag Archives: parliament
Contempt of Parliament
I’ve got two major essays that I’m trying to write, so I’ll try and keep this somewhat brief. Today, the Canadian Government (or should that be the Harper Government?) fell, after a non-confidence vote in the House of Commons about … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, canada, contempt, election, government, harperland, parliament, politics
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Penalty Boxes in Parliament But Not the NHL
First, I’m quite happy that Speaker Peter Milliken has ruled that Bev Oda breached parliamentary privilege rules in her handling of the Kairos funding. Her behaviour, and lack of contrition is deeply troubling. This ruling will send the case to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bev Oda, bob probert, concussion, KAIROS, max pacioretty, nhl, parliament, sidney crosby, suspension, zdeno chara
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