This week on The House, Evan Solomon talks to Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall about Canada's growing economic ties with China.
Both Premier Wall and former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien reminisce about the late Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed.
Evan discusses the growing unrest in the Middle East with CNN host Fareed Zakaria.
We also get a primer on what to expect as Parliament begins a its fall sitting on Monday with CBC National Affairs Editor Chris Hall and Radio-Canada's Ottawa bureau chief Emmanuelle Latraverse.
All that, plus Evan's open letter to B.C. Premier Christy Clark.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper told the Conservative caucus this morning that he's "upset" about the recent conduct of some senators and members of his own office, and he wants Senate spending rules tightened quickly.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper heads today to South America for four days of bilateral talks and trade meetings, after addressing his caucus over the growing Senate expense controversy.
A jobless Canadian IT professional who is collecting employment insurance is upset because he now suspects several recent jobs he applied for went to temporary foreign workers.
The NDP has asked the RCMP to launch an investigation into the $90,000 payment from the prime minister's former top aide, Nigel Wright, to Senator Mike Duffy in relation to the Senate expense scandal.
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