Nathan Cullen joins long list of NDP MPs who won't seek re-election
Nathan Cullen, one of the NDP's best known and most effective MPs, is calling it quits.
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Jagmeet Singh stakes NDP leadership on risky Burnaby South byelection bid
Jagmeet Singh often starts conversations with Burnaby South residents by asking a question: "I want to take on the government in Ottawa. What do you need me to do?"
Mismanagement by Trudeau Liberals puts Canadian democracy at risk, says Nathan Cullen
It's been four years since Stephen Harper's government passed its Fair Elections Act. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised change but, NDP MP Nathan Cullen writes, he has failed to deliver.
Male MPs must work to combat sexual misconduct on Parliament Hill: Cullen
Male MPs must help to usher in a culture change on Parliament Hill and combat sexual misconduct, says veteran NDP MP Nathan Cullen, who is looking to work with colleagues of all stripes to address inappropriate behaviour often viewed as a "public secret."
Opponents seek to prolong conflict of interest allegations directed at Morneau
Opposition parties took turns criticizing Bill Morneau on Monday, Nov. 20, 2017, as they tried to drag out a stinging ethics controversy that has swarmed the finance minister for weeks.
Despite outcry, committee makes few changes to Access to Information bill
A Liberal-dominated committee is sending the government's Access to Information bill back to the House of Commons with few changes, despite the deep concerns of transparency advocates and opposition MPs.
Dawson vs Morneau: if the laws aren't enough, who should take the next step?
As controversy rages over whether Bill Morneau's personal fortune has compromised his work as finance minister, the governing Liberals are taking shelter from the storm in the only place they can find it: the office of ethics commissioner Mary Dawson.
Finance minister pledges to donate money earned from Morneau Shepell shares
Bill Morneau made further attempts on Thursday, October 26, 2017, to silence accusations that he's personally profited from decisions he's taken as federal finance minister.
Canadians should worry about U.S. border searches of cell phones: privacy czar
Canadians should be "very concerned" about their cell phones, computers and other electronic devices being searched by U.S. border agents, the federal privacy czar says.
Despite Liberal promises, bill allowing expats to vote is dying
Disenfranchised expat Canadians are questioning whether the Liberal government is deliberately allowing legislation aimed at restoring their voting rights to wither on the vine.
NDP proposes rule change to ensure federal watchdogs are non-partisan
The NDP will use an opposition day Tuesday to move push for a multi−party committee to give its approval to anyone nominated by the government to be an officer of Parliament.
Electoral reform a "catalyst for action," say activists citing list of broken Liberal promises
Electoral reform is just one of a number of broken promises that will come back to haunt the Liberals in the 2019 election, say activists.
Privacy watchdog to look at electoral reform survey amid privacy concerns
Canada's privacy watchdog intends to look into the Trudeau government's new online survey on electoral reform after concerns have been raised about invasion of privacy.
Liberal electoral reform survey derided as manipulative, simplistic
"There are 20,000 tweets mocking this minister's survey," said NDP democratic reform critic Nathan Cullen in Ottawa.
Wounded NDP explores ways to raise cash, woo progressive voters back to fold
The federal NDP will turn to its network of social activists to woo progressives back to the party fold this fall, according to the party's new national director.