Parliament Today: Conservatives force a recorded vote on Buy Canadian and a CRA security contract
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Parliament Today: Conservatives force a recorded vote on Buy Canadian and a CRA security contract ANALYSIS 3 NOVEMBER 2026 MPs will record their votes on a Conservative motion that sets the government's Buy Canadian pledge against a federal security contract held by a U.S.-owned firm.
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Parliament Today: Conservatives force a recorded vote on Buy Canadian and a CRA security contract
ANALYSIS
3 NOVEMBER 2026
MPs will record their votes on a Conservative motion that sets the government's Buy Canadian pledge against a federal security contract held by a U.S.-owned firm.
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A deferred recorded division on a Conservative supply motion is the only item of government business on the House of Commons agenda today, with no bills scheduled for debate and no new legislation set for introduction.…
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