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Party lines drawn ahead of key Emergencies Act vote on Monday

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First published at 21:46 UTC on February 20th, 2022.

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Canada's political parties are standing firm in their positions during two days of weekend debates on the use of the Emergencies Act, ahead of a key vote on Monday on whether to ratify the extraordinary powers.

MPs, who have been sparring in t…

MPs, who have been sparring in the House of Commons hour after hour, are scheduled to sit from 7 a.m. ET to midnight on both Saturday and Sunday.

The at-times tense and personal debate have pitted the Liberal government against the Conservatives and Bloc Québécois, a combination Liberal MP Kevin Lamoureux referred to as an "unholy alliance." The New Democrats have said they will support the government's use of the act but have urged the Liberals to tread carefully while reserving the right to pull support at any time.

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