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Today in Politics

In the House - Friday
In the House - Friday

The budget debate continues after Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tabled the government's fiscal plan yesterday.

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Budget 2013: The Key Numbers
Budget 2013: The Key Numbers

A visual look at Ottawa's deficit, national debt, expenses and revenue.

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In the House - Thursday
In the House - Thursday

Bills C-15 and S-12 are scheduled for debate before Finance Minister Jim Flaherty delivers the budget speech.

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In Committee - Thursday
In Committee - Thursday

Public Safety Minister Vic Toews is the latest minister to present main estimates to a Commons committee

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Budget 2013
Budget 2013

Read and watch more on the federal budget. Watch for full coverage on Thursday, March 21.

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In the House - Wednesday
In the House - Wednesday

Wednesday is an NDP opposition day in the House of Commons.

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In Committee - Wednesday
In Committee - Wednesday

Heritage Minister James Moore is questioned on 2013-14 main estimates.

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In the House - Tuesday
In the House - Tuesday

Bill C-458 is debated for the first time.

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In Committee - Tuesday
In Committee - Tuesday

Transport Minister Denis Lebel and Minister of State (Transport) Steven Fletcher present 2013-14 main estimates.

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In the House - Monday
In the House - Monday

Bill C-55 returns to the House of Commons for report stage and third reading.

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Kyle Seeback is a fine young MP who is working hard for his constituents.
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Another great interview. I was particularly happy to hear that Bruce intends to "Bop until he Drops".
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Ah, now I see. Definitely dealing with a blockhead. Fear mongering, war mongering, ya that's rational (if your a blockhead).
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