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House of Commons passes Emergencies Act motion after fractious debate - Vimarsana News

House of Commons passes Emergencies Act motion after fractious debate

Motion to confirm the declaration of emergency powers passed 185-151 with New Democrats backing the minority Liberal government

Vote on Emergencies Act becomes unofficial matter of confidence in government - Vimarsana News

Vote on Emergencies Act becomes unofficial matter of confidence in government

OTTAWA — The House of Commons has passed a motion to approve the extraordinary and temporary measures in the Emergencies Act, which Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked last week in a bid to end blockades in Ottawa and at several border crossings.

Emergencies Act motion passes after heated House of Commons debate - Vimarsana News

Emergencies Act motion passes after heated House of Commons debate

The House of Commons has passed a motion to approve extraordinary, time−limited measures in the Emergencies Act, which Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked last week in a bid to end blockades in Ottawa and at several border crossings.

House of Commons passes Emergencies Act motion after fractious debate – Mission City Record - Vimarsana News

House of Commons passes Emergencies Act motion after fractious debate – Mission City Record

Motion to confirm declaration of emergency powers passed 185-151

Emergencies Act committee members will take oath of secrecy: government Senate rep | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Emergencies Act committee members will take oath of secrecy: government Senate rep | iNFOnews

OTTAWA - Members of a parliamentary committee set up to scrutinize the Emergencies Act will have to take an oath of secrecy, but will not be given access to highly classified material, says the government's representative in the Senate.

Source: infotel.ca