Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was asked to weigh in on federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh calling a Bloc Québécois MP racist. Singh refused to apologize and was booted out of the House of Commons on Wednesday. Global's Raquel Fletcher has the story.

Follow along as opposition parties question the Liberal government in the House of Commons.

Monday night's vote in the House of Commons was the first one in history to see MPs participating virtually. The vote was successful but not without its share of bloopers.

Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis has defended the decision to have the House of Commons return to in-person voting, despite Business Secretary Alok Sharma being tested for Covid-19 after appearing unwell during a debate yesterday. .

It now goes to the Senate, where it has just one week before the Dec. 18 deadline.

MPs were seen laughing as the voice of Conservative Scott Mann was badly distorted.

Even the most stalwart Conservative supporter would likely concede it wasn't a shining example of cross-party messaging synergy: On the very same day that Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a 28-day province-wide stay-at-home order, iPolitics reported that a contingent of federal Tories was "plowing ahead with plans" to force an on-site committee meeting in the […]

The ban, brought in by the speaker of the house Sir Lindsay Hoyle, following limits on hospitality venues brought forward in the latest round of government guidance - with provinces under the effect of a tier three local lockdown forced to close any pub or bar that does not sell food. Outside the parliamentary

The Liberal minority government is set to deliver a speech from the throne to lay out an updated version of its pandemic response plan, but also how it intends to guide the country forward afterwards.

A UK politician was stopped from speaking in a parliamentary debate in the House of Commons on January 14 as his video link made him "sound like a Dalek...

Bill C-7 passed by a vote of 212-107, with the support of all but four Liberals — two of whom voted against and two of whom abstained — and all Bloc Quebecois and New Democrat MPs.

A petition from B.C. salmon anglers angry for being shut out of the public fishery was tabled today in the House of Commons, demanding the fisheries minister...

Today, Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), the government department leading the House of Commons renovations, invited a handful of journalists inside to document the state of the work.

The vote is expected at 7pm

It's been nearly two years since the Centre Block closed for a planned 10-year-long renovation project. A lot has happened since.Today, Public Services and...

Justin Trudeau and his ministers face questions from opposition MPs as the Commons' special committee on COVID-19 meets in-person and via video conference. MPs will vote on a motion to approve $87 billion in spending.

Bill C-7 was passed by a vote of 246-78, with only Conservative MPs, including Leader Erin O'Toole, voting against it.

A House of Commons debate of a Conservative motion has the potential to spark a snap election. The Conservatives want to create an "anti-corruption" committee to scrutinize government spending and lobbying, and the Liberals have made it a confidence vote.

Senior executives at Canada's largest grocery stores will be summoned to a House of Commons committee to explain why pandemic pay raises were cancelled last week.

MPs will soon be asked to test a new voting app — part of the House of Commons' efforts to make the current hybrid sitting less cumbersome for the politicians who are not attending in person.