It’s time for the House to admit it was wrong, and to move on

There is no constitutional basis in the law, powers, and privileges of the House to order documents to be given to the RCMP through the Office of the Law Clerk, particularly when there’s no parliamentary purpose or proceeding for which said documents are to be used or considered.

Policing the precinct requires a principled plan

Be careful what you ask for—Parliament’s new responsibility for security

‘WE’ don’t need lawyers at parliamentary committees

We should have confidence in the way confidence is working in Parliament

Parliamentary accountability need not be a casualty of the pandemic

MPs must recognize and accept challenge to provide fair, equitable, harassment-free workplace