Stephen Harper and the politics of suspicion

Stephen Harper in question period, in October 2009. | Canadian Press

Don Newman, CBC News | Full Story | Parliament used to work because of majority governments but also because MPs made it function. That is not the case today. The fraying was not—it might surprise some I’m sure—the fault of the Bloc Québécois. Rather it came from the Reform party led by Preston Manning. >>

Published 09.11.19 00:00:00 -0500 GMT | Posted by Andrew Garib on 09.11.23 | |

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