Plus a week in the life of Suaad Hagi Mohamud
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Footnotes
The shouted word “appalling” was apparently quite audible to those watching Question Period on television this afternoon, not that it wasn’t quite audible to those of us in the House. For the record, that was Carolyn Bennett, objecting to the Health Minister’s that there was no pandemic preparedness plan until the Harper government took power. As Ms. Bennett explained, less loudly, afterwards, there has apparently been such a plan since 1988.
The Commons: Down the memory hole
Ottawa basks in the comfort of rumour and prognostication
The Commons: Huzzah, Mr. Ignatieff asks a question that is not entirely rhetorical
But never let it be said Parliament is no place for a Ringo joke
Confusion reigns
First, a report that Suaad Hagi Mohamud may have referenced American Idol judge Randy Jackson in her interview with consular officials in Kenya. Now, more on what the government knew, when it knew it and what it was saying publicly.
‘This is a serious step and we owe an explanation’
Below is a transcript of Michael Ignatieff’s remarks to the House this morning in moving the official opposition’s motion of non-confidence. The Liberal leader’s office says he spoke without a prepared script.
In fairness, how many of us remember Paul Martin?
The government begins to detail its side of the Suaad Hagi Mohamud story.
Arrogant and Incompetent: the deep rot at Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs
The Toronto Star’s John Goddard tells a sad and familiar tale.
Colour-coded
John Baglow makes serious allegations about this government’s approach to citizenship.
Forgiveness
Glen Pearson reflects on Suaad Hagi Mohamud’s appearance at the foreign affairs committee yesterday.