Aaron Wherry covers all the goings-on in and around Parliament Hill. Follow Aaron on Twitter: @aaronwherry
Amid all else yesterday, Nathan Cullen rose on a point of order shortly after Question Period to argue that the way in which C-45 was referred to various committees for study was procedurally illegitimate.
Scott Brison then rose on his own point of order to argue that the maneuvering at the finance committee was out of order.
Meanwhile, the Green Party has recruited Gord Downie, Leslie Feist and Sarah Harmer to oppose C-45′s changes to the Navigable Waters Protection Act.
Paul Wells on the bad news in the Science, Technology and Innovation Council’s latest report
“A casino is a factory of broken dreams — a scam for “recreational” gamblers, a shell game for taxpayers, and a rat trap for addicts”
Chris Sorensen explains why the collapse of the boreal forest agreement comes as no surprise
Always buy toilet paper in bulk
Blogger takes on Abercrombie clothing over marketing values
Order comes after failed water safety test at Atwater filtration plant
