CMHC CEO to deliver remarks

Romy Bowers, president and CEO of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, will deliver remarks on “Why Housing Affordability in Ottawa Matters,” part of the series “CEO Talk” hosted by the Ottawa Board of Trade and Ottawa Business Journal. This event will take place the Brookstreet Hotel, 525 Legget Dr. Details online.

Journalism Under Siege

Carleton University hosts “Journalism Under Siege,” discussing the role of the media during the occupation of Ottawa’s downtown by the so-called Freedom Convoy. Adrian Harewood will moderate a panel including Jorge Barrera, CBC; Justin Ling, freelance; Glen McGregor, CTV; Raisa Patel, Toronto Star; Judy Trinh, CBC, and Justin Tang, photographer. This event will be held at the Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre, 355 Cooper St. Details … Read more

Champagne to announce important funding to support the Canadian semiconductor and photonics industries

Innovation, Science and Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne (Saint-Maurice–Champlain, Que.) will announce important funding to support the Canadian semiconductor and photonics industries. A media availability will follow the announcement, and members of the media will be invited on a guided tour of the Canadian Photonics Fabrication Centre. This event will be held at the National Research Council of … Read more

Singh meets with the Canadian Federation of Students

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh (Burnaby South, B.C.) will meet with the Canadian Federation of Students to talk about the challenges faced by students struggling to get through this pandemic. At 3:00 p.m., he will also meet with community organizations in Burnaby South. Call 613-222-2351.

Parliament resumes after week’s adjournment

After one week’s adjournment, the House of Commons and the Senate will resume the final sitting before summer break. Visit the sitting calendars for the House and Senate.

Parliamentrians sit for four weeks straight

After two weeks in their constituencies, members of Parliament and Senators will return to Ottawa for four weeks straight, until May 20. Visit the sitting calendars for the House and Senate.

Members of Parliament return to Ottawa

After two weeks in their constituencies, Parliamentarians return to the House of Commons and to the Senate today. They will sit until April 8, 2022. Visit the sitting calendars for the House and Senate.

MPs return to House of Commons

After a week in their constituencies, members of Parliament return to Ottawa for one week. Then they adjourn from March 7-18, 2022. The sitting calendar is available online.

House of Commons break week

Members of Parliament will be in their constituencies from Feb. 21-25. The full sitting calendar is available online. Meanwhile, senators will be working in Ottawa now until March 4. The Senate calendar is also online.