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Conservatives oppose Liberal tax changes that include adjustment to capital gains tax - Vimarsana News

Conservatives oppose Liberal tax changes that include adjustment to capital gains tax

OTTAWA - A motion increasing the proportion of capital gains that are taxed in Canada easily passed the House of Commons Tuesday, as the governing Liberals and Conservatives traded barbs

Conservatives oppose adjustment to capital gains tax - Vimarsana News

Conservatives oppose adjustment to capital gains tax

A motion increasing the proportion of capital gains that are taxed in Canada easily passed the House of Commons Tuesday, as the governing Liberals and Conservatives traded barbs about whether it will harm the middle class or make the country's wealthy pay more.

Source: cp24.com
Suspected China hack hits UK's defense ministry – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Suspected China hack hits UK's defense ministry – POLITICO

Defense Secretary Grant Shapps will brief the House of Commons Tuesday afternoon.

Poilievre allowed back in House of Commons after getting kicked out Tuesday - National - Vimarsana News

Poilievre allowed back in House of Commons after getting kicked out Tuesday - National

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will be allowed back in the House of Commons from question period Wednesday after being ejected for calling the prime minister a 'wacko.'

Is 'wacko' an unparliamentary word? A look at the rules on decorum - National - Vimarsana News

Is 'wacko' an unparliamentary word? A look at the rules on decorum - National

While lists of words and phrases deemed unparliamentary exist, the official House of Commons rules are focused on how that language is used, rather than banning specific terms.