Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for September 15, 2016.
Canada goes extra mile to secure Kevin Garratt's release from China
New sex-assault trial ordered after a fourth Alberta judge rebuked
Health Canada issues new labelling rules for acetaminophen
Mulcair at 'peace' as he prepares to wage war on Liberals
Statistics Canada to tally number of contract, part-time professors
On Vancouver housing prices, governments are still flying blind
Ottawa hit with new compliance order over child welfare services on reserve
Liberal committee chair eyes making City of Ottawa officially bilingual
NDP veteran Karl Belanger takes his leave
Canada took part in secret operation to destroy Libyan chemical weapons
Kevin Garratt back home in Canada following release by China
NDP pushes for Syrian "White Helmets" to win Nobel Peace Prize
Federal government failing to comply with ruling on First Nations child welfare: tribunal
Candice Bergen appointed Conservative House leader
Caucus support 'heartwarming' in a cold world, Tom Mulcair says
Global Affairs sole-source deal with Streit Group under scrutiny
Peter MacKay joins the pantheon of hypothetical leadership contenders
NDP's Karl Bélanger leaves Parliament Hill after 19 years
Canadians cannot be overly impatient with integration of immigrants, Justin Trudeau says
Brian Mulroney's pipeline advice doesn't fit Justin Trudeau
Trudeau Liberals have drained the NDP to irrelevancy
Leitch's plan preserves the fabric of Canada
Trudeau should enjoy his popularity while it lasts, because come fall all bets are off
Kevin Garratt out of jail: Canadian held in China on espionage charge freed
Feminism is standing up for women when its uncomfortable. Trudeau missed a chance to show that
Canada needs to focus on training civilians ahead of peacekeeping mission in Africa
No leadership bid for influential NDP figure - but lots of perspective
May to Weaver: No Extremist Fringe elements in Green Party
Kevin Garratt back in Canada after 2 years in Chinese prison
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