Overview

• Speaker Greg Fergus ruled that Pierre Poilievre could not speak in the House of Commons for the remainder of the day due to his use of unparliamentary language.
• Poilievre's comments accused Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly of pandering to Hamas, which Fergus deemed inappropriate and required to be withdrawn.
• This incident marks the third time Poilievre has been reprimanded for using unparliamentary language during Question Period.
• The Conservative Party has called for Fergus's dismissal, accusing him of bias and claiming he favors Liberal MPs in his rulings.
• Deputy Leader Melissa Lantsman took over the questioning duties in Poilievre's absence during Tuesday's session.