Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for September 12, 2016.
CRA launches review of B.C. real estate speculators
Peter McKay will not run for Conservative leadership
Canada Post needs major overhaul to become financially sustainable: report
HMS Terror discovery could be last piece in Franklin expedition puzzle
Going digital is Cancon's biggest challenge, Heritage Minister says
Kevin O'Leary writes off Kellie Leitch's candidacy over values test
If potential terrorists can't be monitored 24/7, jail them: Clement
The past holds a warning for Tories on the risk of identity politics
Legalizing pot will have 'up-front' costs,' task force head warns
Fascination with Clinton's health 'quite bizarre,' says Canada's ambassador to the U.S.
Peter MacKay will not run for Conservative leadership
It's 'make-or-break' time as PSAC and federal government wrestle over sick days, says union
Tory leadership hopeful Tony Clement calls for 'wanted' list, jailing of terror threats
Tom Mulcair's leadership in question as NDP caucus meets in Montreal
Stephen Harper takes job at international law firm Dentons
Cap leads to steep drop in First Nations students receiving post-secondary support
How Conservatives spent Parliament's summer break
NDP troubles continue 1 year after being government-in-waiting
Energy East pipeline's chances of being built doubted after panel quits
Could marijuana sales save Canada Post in digital age?
Relationships with woman and her mother spurred Hunter Tootoo's downfall, media report alleges
Stephen Harper hired by international law firm Dentons
Peter McKay says he won't run for Conservative leadership
Trudeau visits mosque with terror connections
Controlled chaos of Trudeau's Shoal Lake 40 trip had messaging blitz akin to Harper's PMO: documents
After Trudeau visit, Shoal Lake First Nation hopes 100-year wait for 'Freedom Road' near end
Quebec secession law challenge postponed after 16-year wait because of administrative error
Conservative leadership race blown wide open after Peter MacKay announces he is not running
Peter MacKay decides against running for Conservative leader, says he wants to focus on his family
With one eye on the U.S. position, Liberals edge towards public endorsement of TPP deal
Conservatives gave 'serious thought' to giving women majority on Supreme Court, Peter MacKay says
Royal tour tab: Canadian taxpayers likely to pay big bill
Busy schedule as details of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge B.C. royal visit revealed
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