Intra-party, all-party caucuses multiplying

The Hill Times found more than 80 all-party and internal caucuses where MPs meet to discuss issues and sometimes try to influence policy.

Liberal MP Sonia Sidhu, NDP MP Christine Moore, and Conservative MP Dean Allison at an All-Party Diabetes Caucus event on the Hill last fall. The caucus represents one of 30 or more issues-based active groups formed across party lines. Photograph courtesy of the Canadian Diabetes Association

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BY SAMANTHA WRIGHT ALLEN

September 6, 2017

Liberal MPs maintain more than two dozen active internal issues-based caucuses, on everything from automobiles to mental health, a number that has ballooned since the party formed government in 2015. Internal and all-party policy-...

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