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B.C. premier apologizes after using f-word in the chamber April 25

B.C. premier apologizes after using f-word in the chamber April 25

The Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed the review application seeking to reverse its own judgement that a Deputy Speaker of Parliament has a voting right while presiding. The nine-member review panel presided over by Justice Jones Dotse, in dismissing the review application, said it fell short of the set threshold and had no…

B.C. premier apologizes after using f-word in the chamber April 25

B.C. premier apologizes after using f-word in the chamber April 25

In a move typically not seen until closer to the end of the spring sitting, the Liberals have given notice for a motion looking to revive late-night House sittings, while also proposing to give ministers the temporary power to table without notice a motion to adjourn the Commons until the fall.

B.C. premier apologizes after using f-word in the chamber April 25

Supreme Court Dismisses Review Application On Deputy Speakers Right To Vote

While Delawareans are proud of the well-deserved elevation of Judge Stark to the Federal Circuit, his absence coupled with the District of Delaware's heavy caseload is forcing the Court...

PETALING JAYA: Discussions and findings that were presented to the parliamentary select committee (PSC) are protected under the Official Secrets Act (OSA), says Datuk Seri Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar.