Gloria Galloway
Parliamentary correspondent
Gloria Galloway has been a journalist for almost 30 years. She has covered every federal election since 1997 and has done several stints in Afghanistan. Read more...
Gloria Galloway
Parliamentary correspondent
Gloria Galloway has been a journalist for almost 30 years. She worked at the Windsor Star, the Hamilton Spectator, the National Post, the Canadian Press and a number of small newspapers before being hired by The Globe and Mail as deputy national editor in 2001. Gloria returned to reporting two years later and joined the Ottawa bureau in 2004. She has covered every federal election since 1997 and has done several stints in Afghanistan.
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Saskatchewan natives reject national action plan
‘There was no consultation or endorsement from us as chiefs of this region for this process’
Thursday, Feb 16, 2012
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NDP seeks Tory support for revived generic-drug bill
Legislation that would cut red tape in access-to-medicines regime died on Senate floor when minority government fell in 2011
Thursday, Feb 16, 2012
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NDP hits the road to hear tales of EI delays
Opposition tour comes as backlog of claims swells in December
Wednesday, Feb 15, 2012
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Calls to EI complaints office skyrocket
Service Canada workers had been told not to mention office’s existence even as claims were increasingly delayed
Wednesday, Feb 01, 2012
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Secret sessions by House committees to be re-evaluated
Members of Parliament have agreed to examine whether committees of the House of Commons conduct too much substantive business behind closed doors
Wednesday, Feb 01, 2012
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NDP accuses Harper of allowing Tories to revive abortion debate
Tory MP Stephen Woodworth has promised to explain next Monday how he will initiate a national conversation on Canada’s 400-year-old definition of a human being - a conversation that could have profound impact on the legality of abortion
Wednesday, Feb 01, 2012
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NDP calls for study of ‘inappropriate’ secret sessions
Opposition wants to ensure Tories do not push Commons committees debates behind closed doors
Tuesday, Jan 31, 2012
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Tories close energy-saving program early
Government has paid out less than half of the $400-million it dedicated to retrofit rebates, workers in the sector estimate
Monday, Jan 30, 2012
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First the powwow – now what?
The Prime Minister and the chiefs of Canada's first nations left on Tuesday from their first meeting in six years with symbolic gifts and expressions of goodwill. The only stated objective of the gathering had been to ‘reset the relationship,' which has deteriorated over centuries of misunderstandings and broken promises. As reports, the stakes are high for everyone involved
Friday, Jan 27, 2012
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Harper sees jobs as key to better future for first nations
With skilled labour in demand as resource sector expands, PM ready to change land, education policy to boost employment
Tuesday, Jan 24, 2012
