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- Nominated on November 26, 1997
- Retires on February 01, 2020
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Serge Joyal
Liberal Senator from Quebec
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- Appeared in the article Diplomatic Agenda
26 days ago – Embassy
- Appeared in the article Anti-terrorism bill won't violate charter rights: justice minister
Senator Serge Joyal, a Liberal, asked Nicholson. Senator Grant Mitchell, a Liberal from Alberta, said the government should create an outside body to review the use of the anti-terrorism provisions in the bill, or give a parliamentary committee ... (more)
about 1 month ago – The Province
- Appeared in the article Anti-terrorism bill won't violate charter rights: justice minister
Senator Serge Joyal, a Liberal, asked Nicholson. "They (CSIS) say this continues," Nicholson responded. Senator Grant Mitchell, a Liberal from Alberta, said the government should create an outside body to review the use of the anti-terrorism provisions ... (more)
about 1 month ago – Vancouver Sun
- Appeared in the article Anti-terrorism bill won't violate charter rights: justice minister
Senator Serge Joyal, a Liberal, asked Nicholson. Senator Grant Mitchell, a Liberal from Alberta, said the government should create an outside body to review the use of the anti-terrorism provisions in the bill, or give a parliamentary committee ... (more)
about 1 month ago – StarPhoenix
- Appeared in the article Anti-terrorism bill won't violate charter rights: justice minister
Senator Serge Joyal, a Liberal, asked Nicholson. Senator Grant Mitchell, a Liberal from Alberta, said the government should create an outside body to review the use of the anti-terrorism provisions in the bill, or give a parliamentary committee ... (more)
about 1 month ago – Canada.com
- Appeared in the article Anti-terrorism bill won't violate charter rights: justice minister
Senator Serge Joyal, a Liberal, asked Nicholson. Senator Grant Mitchell, a Liberal from Alberta, said the government should create an outside body to review the use of the anti-terrorism provisions in the bill, or give a parliamentary committee ... (more)
about 1 month ago – Canada.com
- Appeared in the article Anti-terrorism bill won't violate charter rights: justice minister
Senator Serge Joyal, a Liberal, asked Nicholson. Senator Grant Mitchell, a Liberal from Alberta, said the government should create an outside body to review the use of the anti-terrorism provisions in the bill, or give a parliamentary committee ... (more)
about 1 month ago – Windsor Star
- Appeared in the article Anti-terrorism bill won't violate charter rights: justice minister
Senator Serge Joyal, a Liberal, asked Nicholson. Senator Grant Mitchell, a Liberal from Alberta, said the government should create an outside body to review the use of the anti-terrorism provisions in the bill, or give a parliamentary committee ... (more)
about 1 month ago – Ottawa Citizen
- Appeared in the article Anti-terrorism bill won't violate charter rights: justice minister
Senator Serge Joyal, a Liberal, asked Nicholson. "They (CSIS) say this continues," Nicholson responded. Senator Grant Mitchell, a Liberal from Alberta, said the government should create an outside body to review the use of the anti-terrorism provisions ... (more)
about 1 month ago – Edmonton Journal
- Appeared in the article Anti-terrorism bill won't violate charter rights: justice minister - Regina Leader
Senator Serge Joyal, a Liberal, asked Nicholson. Senator Grant Mitchell, a Liberal from Alberta, said the government should create an outside body to review the use of the anti-terrorism provisions in the bill, or give a parliamentary committee ... (more)
about 1 month ago – Post
