MPs freed from House of Commons as Tories bring standoff tactics to an end - News Summed Up

MPs freed from House of Commons as Tories bring standoff tactics to an end


After more than 20 hours of continuous voting, the Conservatives have ended their filibuster-like tit-for-tat tactics in the House of Commons. The Conservatives had threatened to keep MPs in the House into the weekend, but they withdrew their amendment just before 3 p.m. The House was ruling on fiscal estimates, so every vote is a vote of confidence, keeping Liberal MPs close to their seats. Jaspal Atwal — a one-time Canadian Sikh separatist extremist convicted of attempted murder— had been invited to two events with the prime minister during a recent trip to India. (Jonathan Hayward/Canadian Press)"When the prime minister uses a senior and respected civil servant as a human shield to get out of a bad political scandal, that's terrible," said O'Toole.


Source: CBC News March 23, 2018 07:56 UTC



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