Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics – March 15, 2021: WE Charity co-founders Craig and Marc Kielburger testify as part of the committee’s investigation into how their organization was awarded the now-cancelled (...)

National Defence – March 12, 2021: The committee continues its examination of sexual misconduct issues in the Canadian Armed Forces, including the allegations against former Chief of the Defence Staff Jonathan Vance. Lt. Cmdr. (...)

National Defence – March 12, 2021: The committee continues its examination of sexual misconduct issues in the Canadian Armed Forces, including the allegations against former Chief of the Defence Staff Jonathan Vance. Defence Minister (...)

National Defence – March 3, 2021: The committee continues its examination sexual misconduct Issues in the Canadian Armed Forces, including the allegations against former Chief of the Defence Staff Jonathan Vance. The committee hears (...)

National Defence – Februry 19, 2021: The committee continues its examination of sexual misconduct issues in the Canadian Armed Forces, including the allegations against former Chief of the Defence Staff Jonathan Vance. Appearing at (...)

Health – February 12, 2021: The health committee holds an emergency meeting to discuss a request from the opposition to undertake a study on the emergence of COVID-19 variants in Canada. (no interpretation)

National Defence – February 9, 2021: The committee meets to discuss a request from opposition members to launch a parliamentary study into sexual misconduct allegations against former Chief of the Defence Staff retired General Jonathan (...)

Health – February 5, 2021: Health Minister Patty Hajdu and Procurement Minister Anita Anand face questions from committee members over the federal government’s COVID-19 vaccine plan and rollout. Also speaking to the committee are (...)

Environment and Sustainable Development – February 1, 2021: The committee discusses the contravention of the Canadian Environmental Protect Act by Volkswagen AG. In 2020, the German-based car manufacturer was fined $196.5 million by (...)

Health – February 1, 2021: MPs hear from Saskatchewan Health Minister Paul Merriman, as well as a number of medical and public health experts for the committee’s study on the “emergency situation facing Canadians in light of the (...)

Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics – February 1, 2021: The committee begins its study on Pornhub’s failure to protect people from exploitation on their platform. The Montreal-based pornographic website is facing allegations (...)

Canadian Heritage – January 29, 2021: Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault and representatives from Facebook participate in the committee’s study on the relationship between the Canadian government and the social media (...)

Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics – January 29, 2021: Conservative MP Chris Warkentin is elected to be committee chair after MP David Sweet’s resignation from the post.

Official Languages – January 28, 2021: Treasury Board President Jean-Yves Duclos faces questions over the impact on the COVID-19 pandemic on the government’s ability to deliver information in both official languages. Also (...)

Indigenous and Northern Affairs – January 28, 2021: Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino and Indigenous leaders discuss Bill C-8, an act to amend the Citizenship Act. Bill C-8 would revise the oath to recognize and affirm Indigenous (...)

Public Accounts – January 28, 2021: Representatives from the Canada Border Services Agency and Correctional Service of Canada respond to the auditor general’s 2019 Fall report concerning respect in the workplace. The report found (...)

Board of Internal Economy – January 28, 2021: Members discuss interpretation services for committees as well as printing and mailing services for MPs. Speaking to the committee are the House of Commons’ Eric Janse and Rebekah (...)

Indigenous and Northern Affairs – January 26, 2021: Nishnawbe Aski Nation Deputy Grand Chief Jason Smallboy discusses the challenges concerning food security for First Nations communities in Northern Ontario. Nishnawbe Aski Nation is (...)

Public Accounts – January 26, 2021: Auditor General Karen Hogan discusses her office’s audits of the government’s 2019-2020 consolidated financial statements. The auditor general focuses her review on issues surrounding the (...)

Public Safety and National Security – January 25, 2021: Anne Kelly, commissioner of Correctional Services Canada, and Jennifer Oades, chairperson for the Parole Board of Canada, address the recommendations from a federal (...)

Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics – December 11, 2020: Simon Kennedy (Deputy Minister at Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada) faces questions over his experience with David MacNaughton’s, Canada’s former (...)

Natural Resources – December 11, 2020 Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan defends the 2020-2021 main estimates and the 2020-2021 supplementary estimates (B) relating to the Department of Natural Resources. Minister O’Regan also (...)

Human Resources – December 10, 2020: Minister Carla Qualtrough (Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion) faces questions via teleconference about the 2020-2021 supplementary estimates (B). Also speaking to the (...)

Agriculture and Agri-Food – December 10, 2020: Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau faces questions over the government’s financial compensation to Canada’s poultry and egg farmers. In light of Canada signing the (...)

Indigenous and Northern Affairs – December 10, 2020: Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami President Natan Obed participates in the committee’s study on food security in northern communities. Also speaking to the committee are Makivik (...)

Environment and Sustainable Development – December 9, 2020: The committee begins its study on enforcement of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA). Participating in the study are retired Crown prosecutor David Wright (as an (...)

Fisheries and Oceans – December 9, 2020: Representatives from numerous First Nations councils and groups participate in the committee’s study on the state of pacific salmon in Canada. Speaking to the committee are Ahousaht First (...)

Finance – December 8, 2020: Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland faces questions over the government’s fall economic statement, the first detailed fiscal update since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Minister Freeland also (...)

Special Committee on Canada-China Relations – December 8, 2020: Canada’s Ambassador to China Dominic Barton briefs the committee of his trip to Tibet. Ambassador Barton faces questions on the plights of detained Canadians Michael (...)

Indigenous and Northern Affairs – December 8, 2020: The committee begins its study on the issue of food security in northern communities. Participating in the study are the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food’s Matt Parry and (...)