General Michaelle Jean has agreed to prorogue parliament until January

What now?

By Klaus Rohrich —— Bio and Archives--December 4, 2008

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Governor General Michaelle Jean has agreed to prorogue parliament until January when Stephen Harper’s government can introduce a proper budget. The big question is: what happens now? Presumably when parliament returns on January 26th and the government presents its budget, these same forces that have attempted to unseat the Conservative minority will take another run at gaining power.

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