Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene from March 25, 2016.
The shadow of a new era of indefinite deficits has fallen over Canada
RCMP plans to make case for more officers and funding
Finance Minister Bill Morneau takes his talking points on whirlwind tour
Liberals' progressive-minded budget delivers more bad news for Mulcair
Will Couillard's Liberals be punished for Charest years?
What exactly is a 'nation-to-nation' relationship?
Don't be smug, Canada is not insulated from the Donald Trump effect
Liberals must fix way Supreme Court justices are named
Don't grant Daesh a status it doesn't deserve
ISIS is at war with us
Canadians support budget, accept deficit, poll suggests
Tom Mulcair slams Liberal budget ahead of contentious NDP leadership review
Finance Minister Morneau says review of federal tax breaks coming
Liberal budget goes a long way to closing native education funding gap
Liberal's $30B deficit a debt of choice, not circumstance
War, declare yourself: How the technical definition of 'war' is getting muddied by current events
Elizabeth May spent nearly $230,000 to regain her seat in parliament - over $100k more than Harper, Mulcair
Dion questions appointment of Canadian as UN advisor after accusations of anti-Israeli bias
Trudeau's to be continued budget
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