Liberals ram through bills in the House of Commons before summer break

In a controversial move, the Liberal party pushed several bills through the House of Commons just before the summer break, sparking outrage from opposition parties who criticized the use of time allocation motions. Critics argue this tactic undermines parliamentary procedures, allowing the ruling party to bypass usual debate and scrutiny. This action highlights the growing tension between the ruling Liberals and opposition groups, raising concerns about the erosion of democratic processes and the diminishing role of opposition in legislative debates.