Liberals discuss open government

Liberal Democratic Renewal Critic Carolyn Bennett (St. Paul's, ON) and Liberal Industry, Science and Technology Critic Marc Garneau (Westmount—Ville-Marie, QC) will discuss open government at the National Press Theatre. Call 613-995-9666.

Paralympic Committee announcement

Minister of State (Sports) Gary Lunn (Saanich—Gulf Islands, BC) will speak at a press conference regarding the Canadian Paralympic Committee at the Delta Hotel. Call  819 997-9314.

Press conference on NDP bill

New Democrat Industry Critic Brian Masse (Windsor West, ON) will be tabling a new Private Members Bill, An Act to Amend the Statistics Act (Chief Statistician). He will hold a media availability in Room 130-S, Centre Block on Parliament Hill. Call 613-850-3448.

October Crisis press conference

The Bloc Québécois will host a press conference following the 40th anniversary of the October Crisis at Room 200 of the Western Block on Parliament Hill. Call 613-947-2495.

Long-term disability press conference

Liberal Senator Art Eggleton and Liberal MP Judy Sgro (York West, ON), along with long-term disability benefit recipients, will hold a press conference at room 130-S of Centre Block. Call 613-943-3639.

Unveiling of new clean energy technology

Conservative MP  Royal Galipeau (Ottawa-Orleans, ON), on behalf of Minister of State (Science and Technology) Gary Goodyear (Cambridge, ON), will unveil and power on the "solar tracker" – a new highly efficient clean energy technology, at the National Research Council of Canada. Call 613-991-1431.

Environmental groups release report

Three environmental groups will release a new report that outlines the solutions the federal government needs to pursue to manage the environmental impacts of oil sands operations, and what’s at stake if Ottawa continues to neglect its legal responsibilities in Room 130-S, Centre Block on Parliament Hill. Call 613-265-5579.

CARE Canada will hold a press conference

CARE Canada will hold a press conference in Ottawa to kick start the much-needed national debate of the future of Canada’s involvement in Afghanistan at the National Press Theatre. Call 613-228-5678.