ArriveCAN App: Pierre Poilivre vs Justin Trudeau on the $54M overspending fiasco.

"This clip is just so riveting I could watch it on repeat and I enjoy the fact the Jagmeet Singh is piping up a little louder on what he see as the issue for there is something brewing and these strange times....

"Speaker begins Question Period by allowing the Leader of the Opposition, or the lead questioner from their party, to ask questions. The order for subsequent questions follows an agreed-upon rotation list based on a party’s representation in the House and the number of members in each party. Members of the governing party, members of political parties not officially recognized in the House, and independent members are also recognized to ask questions, although not as frequently as members of officially recognized opposition parties. Each sitting day, the House sets aside a maximum of 45 minutes for Oral Questions, a period known as 'Question Period'.

"The Standing Orders specify that each question should be addressed to: a minister; the spokesperson of the Board of Internal Economy; or a committee chair, if it is relevant to the relevant committee’s schedule and agenda. The right to seek information from the ministry of the day and the right to hold that ministry accountable are two of the fundamental principles of parliamentary government. Members exercise these rights principally by asking questions in the House. Questions may be asked orally, for instance during Question Period, or may be submitted in writing."