Global News | Heckling, name-calling in the House a sign of “political games”: Gould @globalnews | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
After a week of name-calling, bitter rhetoric and bad blood in the House of Commons, the Liberal House leader is calling on all parties to tone down the “political games” —while laying the blame squarely on the Conservatives.

Government House Leader Karina Gould say there has been a “change in tone” in Parliament since Pierre Poilievre became Conservative leader.

Tensions have been high as the Conservatives, with strong showings in the polls, introduced multiple motions of non-confidence to try and topple the Liberal government and trigger a snap election.

The first such motion was defeated Wednesday, but the Liberals will face another vote on Tuesday, with more promised before Christmas.

Gould spoke to The West Block’s Mercedes Stephenson about the tensions in the House, and the two new cases of foreign interference revealed by the foreign interference commission.

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