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Today in Politics

Liberal candidates prepare for Saturday debate

The nine hopefuls for the Liberal leadership meet for a third time this weekend, beginning with a one-on-one exchange involving Marc Garneau and Justin Trudeau.

In the House - Friday

Bill C-48, which contains tax amendments, returns for further second-reading debate.

Flagging the Occasion: Canada celebrates Flag Day

National Flag of Canada Day was introduced in 1996 to celebrate the red, the white, and the maple leaf every February 15th. Watch more with On the Bright Side!

In the House - Thursday

Read the motion from Liberal MP Carolyn Bennett that calls for a parliamentary committee devoted to missing and murdered aboriginal women.

In Committee - Thursday

Senior HRSDC officials are called before the human resources committee in the wake of missing personal data for 583,000 Canada Student Loans recipients.

In the House - Wednesday

Bill S-7 returns from committee for report stage debate.

In Committee - Wednesday

Peter Tinsley, the former chairman of the Military Police Complaints Commission, discusses Bill C-15 at the national defence committee.

Brazeau placed on leave of absence

Read the motion brought forward by the government Tuesday afternoon and passed by the upper chamber.

In the House - Tuesday

The House of Commons continues to consider bills C-42 and C-51.

In Committee - Tuesday

Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird and International Cooperation Minister Julian Fantino discuss the Mali situation with MPs on the foreign affairs committee.

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