Senate's Chaos: Time for a Reboot

0:00It's April 20th, from your city to your ears. This is Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Canada's Senate was bill for one main job, giving bills a careful second look before they become law. But lately, it's falling short, bogged down by its own chaos instead of sharpening up the process. Since 2015, leaders promised a more independent Senate would make things better. What we got instead is a group that's less organized, struggling to keep up with its own pile of work. Canadians hear constant gripes from senators about government delays, yet the upper house is creating its own traffic jams, slowing down key. Legislation that affects everyday folks. Just last month, on September 25th, the new Senate speaker was sworn in amid this ongoing mess, highlighting how the chamber still can't get. It's act together. Time for the Senate to step up, stick to its roots, and clear the decks without chasing flashy reforms that won't fix the real problem.