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The Federal Court agreed to expedite the hearing of a legal challenge against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to prorogue Parliament.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to prorogue Parliament after announcing his resignation plans means several key pieces of legislation are now dead.

Instead of introducing a non-confidence motion in an attempt to force the Liberal government into an election, the Conservatives delivered a scathing indictment of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for proroguing Parliament, effectively shutting the House of Commons until the end of March. 

The Governor General granted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s request to prorogue Parliament until the end of March on Monday.

According to Genuis, Trudeau's decision to prorogue parliament undermines Canada's ability to investigate human rights abuses.

“The prorogation we are doing right now is about gaining or testing the confidence of the House, which is opposite of what the Conservatives did.”

Two major Canadian industry associations are calling for parliament to return, an election to be called and the removal of interprovincial trade barriers amid 30-day reprieve of the ever-looming 25-per-cent Trump tariffs.

Canadians curious about when NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh becomes entitled to his $2.3-million taxpayer-funded pension don’t need to stress anymore – they can now visit a new website to countdown the seconds.

The Trudeau government may soon be issuing pandemic-style payouts to businesses harmed by U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed 25% trade tariffs on Canadian products.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has suggested that he might continue to flip-flop on whether he’ll continue to prop the Liberals up in Parliament or support a non-confidence motion.