The Canadian House of Commons has been paralyzed for nearly two months due to a political standoff between the Liberal and Conservative parties. Treasury Board President Anita Anand has warned that the ongoing gridlock could jeopardize the financial stability of some government departments. The deadlock stems from a privilege debate that began in late September, with no resolution in sight. Meanwhile, Conservative MPs are calling for the resignation of Liberal MP Randy Boissonnault over claims related to his Indigenous ancestry. The political impasse is raising concerns about the government's ability to function effectively.
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House of Commons paralysis threatening government finances, Anand warns
Conservative MPs demand Trudeau fire Boissonnault for Indigenous identity claims Treasury Board President Anita Anand is warning that if the House of Commons doesn’t get back to regular business, some government departments might be in financial trouble.
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Typical government inefficiency at its finest—arguing endlessly while taxpayers foot the bill for their incompetence. Maybe if they didn't have so much power over everything, this kind of gridlock wouldn't be such a big deal.
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