With Canada facing serious challenges, all parties have a responsibility to make Parliament work

Political gamesmanship carries risks for all sides when Canadians are looking for parties to work co-operatively and produce results. All political parties should aim to make this fall's sitting of Parliament as productive as possible.
All political parties should aim to make the fall 2026 sitting of Parliament as productive as possible. Canadians expect MPs from both sides of the aisle to make Parliament work and make this fall count.

The House returns this week after a three-month summer break, during which MPs spent time in their ridings hearing first-hand from constituents about top-of-mind issues.

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