Globe editorial: A test for the new Senate awaits
The Conservatives have a point on new rule changes in the Senate, and how they could impact a future government
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The Conservatives have a point on new rule changes in the Senate, and how they could impact a future government
Conservatives have charged that proposed new Senate rules are designed to hamstring their party
Article content On Thursday, Karen Sorensen resigned as mayor of Banff to represent Alberta in Ottawa after being chosen by Gov. Gen. Mary Simon. Sorensen was first elected to local politics in 2004, serving six years as a councillor, before she was elected Banff mayor in 2010, where she served for 11 years. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Kenney outraged over Trudeau's Senate appointment as Banff Mayor Karen Sorensen appointed as independent Back to video “I am humbled and incredibly honoured to be appointed to the Canadian Senate. After 1...