Opposition parties say Boissonnault’s former business partner is in contempt of Parliament
Calls for federal cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault’s former business partner to be found in contempt of Parliament are mounting.
Matthew Green in political news
NDP to have 'tough conversations' about its deal with Liberals at coming retreat: MP
The NDP's supply-and-confidence deal with the Liberals in Ottawa will get heavy scrutiny when leader Jagmeet Singh meets with his caucus in Montreal next week — and the Liberals' decision last month to force binding arbitration to end a work stoppage at the country's major railroads could end up triggering the end of the pact.
Public records contradict Boissonnault business associate’s testimony to ethics committee
Liberal cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault’s former business partner made several statements to the parliamentaryethics committee that contradict public records obtained by Global News.
Newly released texts raise fresh questions about Randy Boissonnault's business dealings
New text messages unearthed by Conservative MPs on the Commons ethics committee show Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault's former business partner Stephen Anderson citing the name «Randy» in multiple text messages — a year after he claims he stopped working with the minister.
NDP MP raps Conservative over ‘fake news’ video
NDP MP Matthew Green says Conservative MP Branden Leslie should apologize for a video published on Leslie’s social media accounts that mixes clips from television newscasts with doctored clips and out-of-context clips.
Liberals’ bill to ban ‘scab’ workers heads to committee after unanimous vote
A Liberal government bill that would ban replacement workers from being used during strikes and lockouts at federally regulated workplaces is moving ahead after the House of Commons unanimously backed it Tuesday.
MPs grill federal departments over use of data extraction tools
Three federal institutions acknowledged not fulfilling a privacy directive when they appeared before the standing committee on access to information, privacy and ethics on Tuesday.
Trudeau's holiday travel didn't break the rules, ethics commissioner tells MPs
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's trip to Jamaica didn't break the rules that govern gifts and travel for elected officials because the stay was a gift from a longtime family friend, Interim Ethics Commissioner Konrad Von Finckenstein told MPs Tuesday.
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