OTTAWA—Viewers won’t have to adjust their television sets anymore as the Senate says it has fixed a problem with one of their brand new cameras vibrating during broadcasts. The Canadian Press reported last week that the Senate was forced to bring in a special engineer to deal with wobbly cameras as the Red Chamber started broadcasting for the very first time. The long-delayed introduction of cameras to broadcast meetings of the Senate is proceeding after a shaky start. A special engineer was brought in to deal with the wobbly cameras, which were attributed to "natural vibrations and inherent movements" endemic to older structures. However, “natural vibrations and inherent movements” endemic to older structures had created problems with one camera in particular that wouldn’t stop shaking.

Source: thestar February 10, 2019 18:33 UTC