This week on The House, Conservative Senator Larry Smith and Liberal Senator Jim Munson weigh in on the Senate expenses scandal. Plus, BC's Environment minister Terry Lake explains why BC says no to the Northern Gateway pipeline.
This week on The House, Conservative MP Michelle Rempel and Liberal Senator James Cowan on the Senate expenses scandal. Plus, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall on his plea to abolish the Senate.
This week on The House, Conservative MP Michelle Rempel and Liberal Senator James Cowan on the Senate expenses scandal. Plus, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall on his plea to abolish the Senate.
This week on The House, with Senators Wallin and Duffy out of the Conservative caucus, we get reaction from NDP Ethics Critic Charlie Angus. We also hear from Senator Patrick Brazeau. And we speak with B.C. Premier Christy Clark after her stunning victory
This week on The House, Senators Marjory Lebreton and James Cowan on Senate expenses, Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver on EU plans to label oilsands crude dirty oil, and an update on the B.C. election.
This week on The House: Immigration Minister Jason Kenney on Temporary Foreign Workers, more on the costs of Canada’s new Arctic offshore patrol ships, and our political panel on 2 years under a Harper majority.
This week on The House: Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne on her upcoming budget, a war of words between Joe Oliver and leading climate scientist James Hansen, backbenchers win some space, and a new bill in Nova Scotia targets cyberbullies.
This week on The House, former Assistant Director of CSIS, Ray Boisvert, John Manley and Tom Ridge, both of who were key players following 9/11, join us to talk about the aftermath of the Boston bombings.
This week on The House, host Evan Solomon asks NDP leader Tom Mulcair how he plans to re-tool his party ahead of the next election, and what a Justin Trudeau-led Liberal party mean for the NDP?
This week on The House, with federal Liberals about choose a new leader, is the party at a crossroads? We speak with outgoing interim leader Bob Rae. Then, Revenue Minister Gail Shea talks about her department’s capacity to track down tax evaders.
This week on The House, former Saskatchewan Premier Roy Romanow shares his memories of former fellow Premier Ralph Klein. Then, Bernard Valcourt joins us for his first national interview since becoming Minister of Aboriginal Affairs.
This week on The House, the new Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development, Bernard Valcourt, discusses the challenges he's facing. We also look at the growing unrest in the Conservative backbenches.
This week on The House, reaction to Budget 2013. Official Opposition Leader Tom Mulcair outlines what he thinks is wrong with Jim Flaherty's budget. Then, Minister Diane Finley explains the government's new approach to skills training.
This week on The House, reaction to Budget 2013. Official Opposition Leader Tom Mulcair outlines what he thinks is wrong with Jim Flaherty's latest budget. Then, Human Resources and Skills Development Minister Diane Finley explains the federal government'
This week on The House, Evan Solomon talks to Peter Penashue's former campaign manager and official agent, Reg Bowers, the man the now former cabinet minister blames for the ineligible donations his campaign accepted. Was Reg Bowers surprised by Penashue'
This week on The House, Evan Solomon sits down with Howard Sapers, Canada's Correctional Investigator, to discuss his special report on the issue of growing aboriginal incarceration rates. What does he make of the government's response? The former Prime M
This week on The House, Evan Solomon sits down with Canada's Parliamentary Budget Officer Kevin Page to discuss his latest report on the purchase of joint support ships. Why did Page conclude that the government's estimated costs are off the mark? We also
This week on The House, Evan Solomon gets National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations Shawn Atleo's first reaction to the appointment of a new Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Minister, Bernard Valcourt. Senator Mike Duffy wants to put the
This week on The House, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall joins Evan Solomon to explain why he thinks Barack Obama’s state of the union address pushes the Keystone XL pipeline debate to a new level. Former Auditor General Sheila Fraser discusses how to addre
This week on The House, scandals hit the Red Chamber. What do controversies surrounding Senators Patrick Brazeau, Mike Duffy, and Mac Harb affect the future of the Senate? Retired Progressive Conservative Senator Lowell Murray joins Evan Solomon to with h