Hansard Files
Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Notes
Debates & Proceedings
Research & Open Data
Archive
Leaderboard
About
Latest
Top
Discussions
Zuranolone Regulation: Why Health Canada is Controlling a New Postpartum Treatment
The government moves to list the first oral medication for postpartum depression under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act alongside…
16 hrs ago
•
Hansard Files
5
4
The Secret Memo That Forced Canada To Choose Sides
A classified request from Belgium tested national loyalty and trapped peacekeepers in the deadly crossfire of the Cold War.
Feb 8
•
Hansard Files
6
2
2
51.82% of Hiawatha: The Arithmetic of Extinction
Across Canada, a silent demographic clock is ticking inside the government’s own servers. New data reveals precisely when First Nations communities will…
Feb 7
•
Hansard Files
4
6
4
The Five Percent Shock: Canada’s Impossible Struggle to Re-Arm
A new era of “total defense” demands Ottawa triple its military footprint, but decades of industrial decay and procurement paralysis stand in the way.
Feb 6
•
Hansard Files
14
4
8
The Carbon Mortgage: Canada locks in fossil fuel exports until 2075.
While Senators rushed to adjourn for the holidays, a buried provision in the 2025 budget bill quietly extended Canada’s LNG export timeline to nearly…
Feb 5
•
Hansard Files
9
4
6
58 Fatalities, Zero Accountability, and the Parliament of Fools
Inside the chaotic, insult-laden committee brawl that buried the “Driver Inc.” investigation while Canadian highways turn deadly.
Feb 4
•
Hansard Files
13
6
5
54% Rise in Violent Crime: The Fight to Fix Bill C-16
A government under siege attempts to rewrite the rules of justice while the opposition claims the streets have been surrendered.
Feb 3
•
Hansard Files
6
1
2
Defence Contractors Fight for Fairness While Ministers Shuffle
A sole-source software scandal and a crackdown on toxic laundry detergent mark a chaotic week in the federal register.
Feb 2
•
Hansard Files
6
1
4
The 67,000 Dollars That Bought an Arctic Empire
For fifty years, Canada claimed the High Arctic on paper while ignoring it in practice. Then the Americans and Norwegians arrived, and Ottawa had to pay…
Feb 1
•
Hansard Files
11
3
7
January 2026
The Forty-Two Hours That Broke The Government
Prime Minister Diefenbaker refused to alert forces during the Cuban Missile Crisis and changed history.
Jan 31
•
Hansard Files
10
1
6
The Billion Dollar Blackboard: Canada’s Fight for the Classroom
Inside the chaotic 1985 struggle to save Canadian schools from a digital invasion and the desperate race for technological sovereignty.
Jan 30
•
Hansard Files
7
4
3
The Man Who Tried to Stop Mussolini
In 1935, a lone Canadian official in Geneva called a dictator’s bluff. His government’s response was a betrayal that helped doom the League of Nations.
Jan 29
•
Hansard Files
7
4
5
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts
