Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene from March 26 & 27, 2016.
Dion adviser Jocelyn Coulon critical of Saudi arms deals
Justin Trudeau's Senate surrogate Peter Harder has few power levers
Canada's tech startup sector wants easier access to hire top foreign talent
The Liberals just shifted the centre further left
Death on the Hill reminds MPs of cross-party bonds
An honest carbon tax
Deficit not funding much infrastructure after all
Finance minister defends decision to give extra employment insurance to part of oil patch - but not others
RCMP dogged by second class action lawsuit alleging rampant sexual harassment
Canada's defence budget heads back to the future
Bill Morneau defends employment insurance plan that leaves out parts of Albert, Saskatchewan
Unbalanced budget: Does it show 'prudence' or a 'nightmare scenario?'
Home care money still to come, Health Minister Jane Philpott promises
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