The House of Commons is engaged in a marathon voting session that will force MPs to stock up on stamina (and caffeine) to get through the next few hours. Today is one of the Conservatives' "opposition days," meaning they can set the agenda and the topic for debate and have the power to trigger a long, continuous round of voting. The sheer volume of motions could keep MPs voting for the next 48 hours. Now is normally the time when government MPs fan out across the country to sell their constituents on a new budget. MPs are beging a marathon voting session expected to go through the night 1:06

Source: CBC News March 20, 2019 18:37 UTC