Marc-André Cossette reçoit les journalistes Catherine Lévesque, correspondante parlementaire au National Post, et Joël-Denis Bellavance, chef du bureau parlementaire à La Presse, pour analyser les répercussions politiques de la reconnaissance de la Palestine par Ottawa. Ensemble, ils reviennent sur les calculs de Pierre Poilievre, les tensions possibles au sein du caucus libéral, le départ de…
Michael Serapio continues the conversation on Canada’s recognition of Palestine with Jon Allen, who served as Canada’s Ambassador to Israel from 2006 to 2010. Now a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Canadian International Council and Senior Fellow at the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History, Allen offers his perspective on what message Ottawa is…
Marc-André Cossette s’entretient avec Bob Rae, ambassadeur et représentant permanent du Canada à l’ONU, au sujet de la reconnaissance officielle par Ottawa de l’État de Palestine. Rae explique les raisons qui ont motivé cette décision, outre qu’elle représentait « un moment nécessaire » pour le Canada, motivé par le contexte politique et diplomatique actuel. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdgoQ6C3ckQtuuSTOGQP2Nj_DEGCxcw_m…
Le Canada a récemment reconnu officiellement l’État de Palestine, marquant un écart notable par rapport à sa traditionnelle ligne d’alignement sur Washington. Quelles sont les implications diplomatiques et politiques de ce geste, et les États-Unis pourraient-ils le lui reprocher? Pour analyser ces enjeux, nous recevons Romuald Sciora, chercheur associé à l’Institut de relations internationales et…
Michael Serapio sits down with Bob Rae, Canada’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the UN, to discuss Ottawa’s landmark decision to officially recognize the State of Palestine. Rae details the considerations that led to this move, calling it “a necessary moment” for Canada and reflecting on the broader political and diplomatic context that shaped it….
Informed Perspectives’ Shari Graydon spoke with CPAC’s Michael Serapio about Canada falling to 71st place globally for women’s political representation, according to the Inter-Parliamentary Union. The organization released new research with Abacus Data that shows the vast majority of Canadians believe equal gender representation at all levels of government is important. Graydon talks about what…
Ottawa, ON – Today in the House of Commons, Arpan Khanna, Member of Parliament for Oxford, introduced Bill C-242, the Jail Not Bail Act, to bring an end to the Liberal crime wave and put public safety first. After a violent and tragic summer, Canadians are demanding swift action. Liberal bail reform caused repeat violent offenders…
Ottawa, ON – Dane Lloyd, Conservative Member of Parliament for Parkland, introduced McCanns’ Law in the House of Commons today, proudly seconded by MP Michael Cooper. Bill C-236, introduced this afternoon, seeks to support families and honour homicide victims by ensuring they receive the justice and respect they deserve. The legislation adds stronger penalties on…
MPs speak with reporters on Parliament Hill as they convene for the daily question period in the House of Commons. Minister Sean Fraser (justice) and NDP MP Alexandre Boulerice are asked about Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree’s reported comments about the government’s push for the federal gun buyback program being due to political pressure from…
Ottawa, ON – Today, Jeff Kibble, Conservative Member of Parliament for Cowichan—Malahat—Langford, introduced his Private Member’s Bill C-235, to extend parole ineligibility for individuals convicted of abduction, sexual assault and murder. Bill C-235 aims to amend the Criminal Code to empower judges, following jury input, to extend the parole ineligibility period for a person convicted…