Category Archives: Parliament

When The Speaker Admonishes the Prime Minister for Asking the Opposition Questions


House of Commons Procedure and Practice states clearly that the House of Commons holds the prime minister and ministers to account for their actions and decisions: “While there may be other purposes and ambitions involved in Question Period, its primary purpose … Continue reading

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When the Speaker Diffuses Tension with Humour: The “Choral Welcome” of October 27th, 2004


The Conservative opposition benches erupted into the chorus of Steam’s “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye” when John Efford, the Minister of Natural Resources, rose in response to a provocative question in which Conservative MP Norman Doyle accused his … Continue reading

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Anthony Rota Resigns in Disgrace as Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada


A Politician’s Propensity toward Platitude Destroys His Career After Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the President of Ukraine, addressed a joint sitting of the House of Commons and Senate on Thursday, 21 September 2023, Anthony Rota, the Speaker of the House of Commons, … Continue reading

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Shocking Intelligence Leads to the Expulsion of a Traitorous Communist MP from the House of Commons


Introduction Startling revelations that foreign adversaries saw Canada a weak link in the Western alliance rippled through Ottawa after secret intelligence came to light implicating a sitting member of the House of Commons as a double agent who violated the … Continue reading

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Stripping Disgraced Former Senators of their Honorific Title


The Saga of Former Senator Don Meredith Haunts Us Still Don Meredith resigned as a Senator from Ontario in May 2017 before the Senate could expel him outright on the recommendation of the Second Report of the Standing Committee on … Continue reading

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