By Canadian Press

Senate joins House of Commons in adjourning for a holiday break

Dec 15, 2022 | 1:47 PM

OTTAWA — The Senate wrapped up its fall sitting today and has adjourned for a holiday break, a day after the House of Commons did the same.

Parliamentarians are not scheduled to return to Ottawa until the end of January.

Senators passed several bills before rising, including a Liberal government bill to implement the measures in the fall economic statement.

They also passed a private member’s bill that requires the minister responsible for economic development in the Prairies to come up with a green economic framework.

That will was introduced by Jim Carr, a former Liberal cabinet minister who saw it pass in the House of Commons last week, not long before his death on Monday.

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This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 15, 2022.

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