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Today in Politics

Parliament returns in mid-October

A new session of Parliament will begin on Wednesday, Oct. 16 with a Speech from the Throne.

Final day for NDP caucus

NDP caucus meetings concluded in Saskatoon with a speech by Thomas Mulcair and a meeting with former Saskatchewan premier Roy Romanow.

Read the arguments on Senate reform

The federal government and most provinces and territories have made submissions to the Supreme Court.

Senate Reform - Manitoba submits arguments

Read Manitoba's submission to the Supreme court on reforming the upper chamber.

Chemical Weapons and Parliament

As the Syria crisis continues, how did MPs and ministers react to a chemical attack in the Middle East 25 years ago?

Tuesday: In Committee

Four opposition members have requested a meeting to discuss a study of federal telecom policy.

Throne Speech expected in October

Parliament will be prorogued this fall, according to Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

In Committee - Monday

Senators meet in camera to consider their upcoming report on bulk hydrocarbon products and transport safety.

In Committee - Tuesday

Pamela Wallin must pay an additional $82K and her case has been referred to the authorities.

Manitoba MP to leave Parliament

A fourth vacancy has opened up in the House of Commons with Conservative Merv Tweed planning to retire at the end of August.

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