The latest House transcript is from December 17th, when the word of the day was conservatives. These are the topics that were discussed.
This summary is computer-generated. Usually it’s accurate, but every now and then it’ll contain inaccuracies or total fabrications.
Access to Parliamentary Precinct—Speaker's Ruling The Speaker rules on a question of privilege, finding that a protest in the Confederation Building did not impede parliamentary duties or constitute a prima facie breach of privilege. 1200 words.
International Trade Kyle Seeback moves to concur with a report on the softwood lumber dispute, criticizing the Liberal government's handling of the issue and referencing a recent byelection win. The debate shifts to the Canada-Ukraine trade agreement, border security, and potential impacts from upcoming US tariffs under a Trump presidency. An amendment is proposed to recommit the report to committee for further study with mandatory witness appearances. Discussions involve supply management, trade diversification, and the political views of a newly elected MP, leading to points of order and debate over relevance and decorum. 17200 words, 2 hours.