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Silent Parliament, forgotten roots
Stephen Harper's decision to prorogue Parliament is an abrogation of the principles he and his party arose to defend
Time to stand up for Parliament
The problem is excessive prime ministerial power – and the solution is legislative restraint on prorogation
Democracy diminished, accountability avoided
It's a move that undermines the democratic rights of the people
Consensus that should be
The Liberals and NDP have provided a good first draft of prorogation reform. But all four parties should recognize this path as a way to strengthen Canada's democracy
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