Trudeau’s internet censorship bill heads back to House after Senate passes it with amendments Trudeau’s cabinet has already said that it will not accept some of the amendments made to the bill, meaning its swift passage might not happen. News Anthony Murdoch • Feb 6, 2023Feb 8, 2023
Trudeau gov’t to ‘delay’ mental illness expansion of assisted suicide law after pushback Canada’s increasingly permissive laws have allowed euthanasia to rise 32% since 2020, with more than 10,000 people dying in 2021 alone. News Anthony Murdoch • Dec 16, 2022
Canadian internet censorship bill on track to pass after amendment to protect most users fails in Senate The Senate transport and communications committee rejected a proposal that would have seen most people exempt from the new bill except for large companies or programmers. News Anthony Murdoch • Dec 1, 2022Dec 2, 2022
Conservative senator who wanted O’Toole replaced expelled from party via voicemail Senator Denise Batters says she will not be silenced. News Anthony Murdoch • Nov 17, 2021Nov 17, 2021
Conservative senator launches petition calling for ouster of ‘untrustworthy’ party leader O’Toole Denise Batters says Erin O'Toole has 'flip-flopped on our policies within the same week, the same day and even within the same sentence.' News Anthony Murdoch • Nov 16, 2021