Inside Politics I

Afghan detainee issue only piece of larger problematic puzzle for Harper

There's a disturbing pattern of a government that would rather blindfold its critics and keep Canadians guessing as to its actions than be accountable for them.

A typical sitting day in the life of Canada's current Parliament increasingly finds a majority of the country's elected representatives groping in the dark as they try to connect the basic dots of opaque government designs.

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