Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene from March 29, 2016.
Jean Lapierre 1956-2016
Ex-federal cabinet minister Jean Lapierre killed in Quebec plane crash
Jean Lapierre made friends across broad ideological spectrum
Former federal cabinet minister Jean Lapierre among seven people killed in plane crash
Jean Lapierre loved 'big debates and big discussions'
Jean Lapierre among 7 killed i Îles-de-la-Madeleine plane
Jean Lapierre, Quebec political commentator, dead at 59
Former cabinet minister Jean Lapierre, wife and siblings among seven dead in tragic plane crash
Former MP Jean Lapierre and family among seven dead in plane crash on Îles-de-la-Madeleine
Drone warfare: A cautionary tale for Canada
Ottawa to review new EI program amid criticism of unequal treatment
Cancelling Saudi arms deal would have no effect on human rights: Dion
Liberals try to forge new foreign policy path but end up in a familiar place
Key Trudeau promise to help jobless youth left out of federal budget
Liberal meetings with lobbyist and stakeholder groups hit record high
New Senators bring intellectual weight, independent mindset to new roles
Trudeau government signals thaw in relations with Russia
Syrian refugee sponsors upset with slowing pace of arrival
Constitutional challenge of retroactive Tory law on gun registry data in limbo
Canada should spend less fighting Aboriginal People in court: economic adviser
Dion digs at Tories with new foreign policy label: responsible conviction
Fraud: government credit card used for spas, restaurants
Tom Mulcair gains support from union leaders ahead of leadership vote
Canada needs the TPP - so when will the Liberal government finally make a case for it?
DND has lost track of private contractors doing repairs, maintenance: audit
Has the PS bilingual bonus had its day?
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