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In a letter, Liberal House Leader Bardish Chagger warns that without those reforms the government will be forced instead to impose time allocation to limit debate and get legislation passed.

​At least he had the right team.

Paranchothy is now facing questions in relation to posts on Twitter that appear to question climate change and asked what was wrong with women "being in the back row" of a mosque.

Leadership hopeful Michael Chong was also making headlines Monday — but not for his campaign efforts.

Michael Chong used the word “they” instead of “we” to refer to his own Conservative party and its “battle” with scientists while it was under the leadership of Stephen Harper.

"If we are going to win the next election we need to have a credible position to reduce emissions," said Conservative MP and leadership candidate Michael Chong.

Michelle Rempel and Tony Clement tweeted on Sunday that illegal crossings are unsafe and place a burden on local law enforcement.

The Facebook account of Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly was peppered with derogatory, sexually demeaning and threatening messages.

A video of Tuesday's incident shows that several opposition MPs laughed, prompting several Liberal ministers to shake their heads in disgust after Amarjeet Sohi spoke about his past as a bus driver.

"I certainly don’t hear Peter Julian speaking in tones that suggest he’s applying for the job of prime minister," said UBC political science professor Max Cameron.

Transgender-rights activists aren't happy with Tory leadership hopeful Pierre Lemieux's new plan to protect free speech in Canada from non-binary pronouns.

The goal for the Conservative Party of Canada's 97 MPs is simple: stay focused on the singular goal of holding the prime minister to account.

The celebrity businessman, who has now entered the Conservative leadership race, may be hoping to ride the same wave of rhetoric to victory as Donald Trump, say experts.

Mudslinging in the race to replace Stephen Harper as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada has officially begun, and candidate Erin O'Toole is staying out of it.

Raitt's strategy to differentiate herself from the negative and divisive politics so prevalent today may just pay off.