The Post Millennial caught up briefly with McKenna after she exited the House following question period.
Days before the Burnaby South byelection, the debate on immigration has erupted into an emotional shouting match.
“I love the oil patch. I love the farmers. I love Canadians and that’s why I became a Canadian citizenship (sic),” said a smiling Jerome to more cheers. “I am a yellow-vest and we stand for unity … yes Canada, we roll!”
The Trudeau government walked into the house of commons on Tuesday presumably feeling as though they needed to be prepared for the scolding of the century.
The former Justice Minister has provided no information on whether she was pressured by the Prime Minister's Office citing her solicitor-client privilege.
The conservative divide converged at the United We Roll protest Tuesday as Maxime Bernier, leader of the fledgling People’s Party of Canada and Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer bookended other speeches with their own pitches on reviving the domestic energy industries.
Iqra Khalid, a Liberal MP and a Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights member, announced on Twitter that a motion has been put forward to have Jody Wilson-Raybould appear before the committee.
Satinder Singh Dhillon has filed an injunction with the federal court against the fledgling party for what he claims is an illegitimate use of the name.
Hundreds of tractor rigs, pickup trucks, cars and protestors in the pro-oil, pro-pipeline United We Roll convoy arrived in Ottawa Tuesday morning, parked right in front of Parliament Hill and let loose their horns of discontent.
People are shocked to learn that 93% of Canada’s trafficking victims come from within Canada.
How can Canada, a country, that has more than 10% of the world's oil reserves and ranks as the fourth largest exporter of the substance continue to thrive while transporting its resources by train?
The principal Secretary to Justin Trudeau, Gerald Butts has resigned.
The protesters, who marched from Place-Saint-Henri métro station to Lemay's head office on St. Jacques Street, carried signs with the names of people who have been deported from Canada in recent years, chanting slogans like "prisons are cages."
"Now, of course, in retrospect. I can understand that she might not have been at ease with the overall issue of remediation agreements and didn't want to submit herself to questions in relation to that," said Sen. Serge Joyal.
While there, Wilson-Raybould spent an estimated two and a half hours speaking to the 40 veterans there.