Blog
Geoffrey Stevens
| Hugh Segal's departure leaves the Senate poorer but must be a relief to beleaguered Prime Minister Stephen Harper. |
Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| Is there a way to constitute an invigorated Senate that would have public legitimacy without undermining electoral democracy? |
Podcast
This Week on Media Mornings
| This Week on Media Mornings is a weekly independent Canadian and global news hour, featuring the top headlines and commentators from the past week. We bring you news you won’t hear anywhere else. |
Blog
Elizabeth May
| Elizabeth May shares her prescription for what ails Canadian politics on the nation's 146th birthday. |
News
rabble staff
| NDP leader Tom Mulcair said today that an NDP government would work to abolish the Senate. |
Blog
Karl Nerenberg
| Harper's Reformers swept into Ottawa twenty years ago as the squeaky clean guys who would put an end to old-style patronage. |
Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| Progressive Alberta voters deserve the opportunity to express their protest against the Senate vote more effectively than by spoiling than their "Senate nominee" ballots or formally declining them. |
News
Ted Sprague
| With the Senate reform bill on the table, the familiar debate on its relevance is sweeping this nation once again. A referendum could start debate on the options: the status quo, reform, or abolition. |