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GUNTER: Feds' attempts to have story pulled from social media shows dangers of Bill C-11

Bill C-11 is so very, very dangerous to free speech and government accountability in this country.

GUNTER: Feds' attempts to have story pulled shows dangers of Bill C-11

Bill C-11 is so very, very dangerous to free speech and government accountability in this country.

PÉLADEAU: Trustworthy news coverage comes at a price

The big international web platforms carry Canadian news content they didn’t create.

Plante unveils $800-million plan to buy land for affordable housing

Ottawa and Quebec to spend more than $1.4B on affordable housing

"There is a shortage of affordable housing. There are too many people who don't have the means to find affordable housing that they can pay for."

Passage of online broadcasting bill, conversion therapy bill in doubt as Senate nears summer break

Passage of online broadcasting bill, conversion therapy bill in doubt as Senate nears summer break Multiple senators have warned that while they've been willing to fast-track urgent legislation related to the pandemic, they aren't willing to do so for other bills Author of the article: Brian Platt Publishing date: Jun 23, 2021  •  23 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Independent Sen. Pamela Wallin: "Can we please seek an assurance that when a government has had six years in office to present their legislation, they do not literally dump a bill on our doorstep at the 11th hour claiming it must be passed in mere hours?" Photo by Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press/File

Liberal House leader accuses Conservatives of 'blocking' progress on key legislation | iNFOnews

Government House leader Pablo Rodriguez says the Conservatives are blocking the passage of "progressive legislation" put forward by the minority Liberals before MPs wrap up for the summer.

Trudeau Party MP Apologizes for Urinating on Cameria in Parliamentry Call

Michel Comte/AFP/Getty Images 30 May 2021 Liberal Party of Canada MP William Amos apologised for urinating during a parliamentary virtual call just a month after he appeared nude on another parliamentary call. Mr Amos released a statement on social media platform Twitter on Thursday evening saying that he had been attending a non-public parliamentary virtual meeting the day prior and had urinated on camera without realising it. “I urinated without realizing I was on camera. I am deeply embarrassed by my actions and the distress they may have caused anybody who witnessed them,” Amos said, and added: “While accidental and not visible to the public, this was completely unacceptable and I apologize unreservedly.”

Salty language by unmuted House leader heard during virtual question period - Canada News

Salty language by unmuted House leader heard during virtual question period - Canada News