Politics This Morning: Morneau takes budget sales pitch to New Brunswick

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tells reporters on the Hill that Celina Caesar-Chavannes, a vocal critic of his government, has decided to sit as an independent. Her decision comes a week after a damning interview she gave to the Globe and Mail, alleging that Mr. Trudeau had yelled at her when she informed him of her decision not run for re-election. In a tweet, Ms. Caesar-Chavannes said the interview 'has had unintended consequences for people I care about. ... I no longer want to distract from the great work my colleagues are doing.' The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY BEATRICE PAEZ

March 21, 2019

Good Thursday morning, Conservatives used their opposition day to push for marathon voting session, forcing MPs to pull an all-nighter to vote on the 257 se...

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