Today in Politics
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Royal Assent was being given to seven bills, including the second omnibus budget bill (C-45), before the upper chamber adjourned until February. |
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An audit of the F-35 procurement has led the government to put the potential cost at $45.8 billion over 42 years, with a decision to start fresh on requirements for a CF-18 replacement. |
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The parties hold their final caucus meetings on Parliament Hill before the Christmas break. |
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Heritage Minister James Moore discusses official languages reports for 2010-11 at the official languages committee. |
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MPs plan to avoid cuts to their office budgets over the coming year by offering staff extra time off instead of vacation payments. |
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Second-reading debate continues on Bill C-15, along with report-stage debate on Bill C-37. |
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Jennier Stoddart, the federal privacy commissioner, appears at the Commons ethics committee, which is studying privacy and social media. |
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Prince Edward Island's four federal ridings will remain unchanged in the next election. |
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Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan discusses Bill C-47 at the Commons aboriginal affairs committee. |
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Today is an NDP opposition day in the House of Commons, with a motion on foreign investment. |









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