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Bloc calls on Speaker of the House of Commons to resign - Vimarsana News

Bloc calls on Speaker of the House of Commons to resign

Greg Fergus apologized for paying tribute to interim Ontario Liberal Party leader John Fraser at the party’s leadership convention.

Politics Briefing: Another Commons speaker attracts the wrong kind of attention - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Another Commons speaker attracts the wrong kind of attention

Greg Fergus, the Speaker of the House of Commons, faces opposition calls to resign after appearing in a video tribute to Ontario Liberal interim leader John Fraser

Bypassing public hearings, debate on Ontario Place bill is undemocratic: opposition - Vimarsana News

Bypassing public hearings, debate on Ontario Place bill is undemocratic: opposition

Ontario's Progressive Conservative government is planning to bypass key debate and public hearings on a bill to push Ontario Place redevelopment plans forward, a move the opposition parties say is undemocratic.

Source: cp24.com
LILLEY: Crombie just made Ontario politics much more competitive - Vimarsana News

LILLEY: Crombie just made Ontario politics much more competitive

Call her the Queen B of the Ontario Liberal Party – Bonnie Crombie won the leadership of Ontario's Liberal Party on the first ballot.

Speaker defends convention message as personal, non-partisan — but pledges more diligence in future - Vimarsana News

Speaker defends convention message as personal, non-partisan — but pledges more diligence in future

Speaker of the House Greg Fergus says his video message to an Ontario Liberal leadership convention was personal in nature, but acknowledged some could see it in another way and promised to be "more diligent" in the future.

Source: cbc.ca