Algonquin senator wants Ottawa to mandate warnings labels on alcohol products
Sen. Patrick Brazeau says he has high hopes for a bill he introduced last November…
Senator Patrick Brazeau
Conditions wiped from Brazeau’s cocaine possession, assault case, according to Quebec court records
Reports say Brazeau to plead guilty to lesser charges in sexual assault case
Brazeau: Harper appointed me to support his "Aboriginal Agenda"
Suspended Senator Patrick Brazeau says he was appointed to the Red Chamber to support Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s “Aboriginal agenda.”
Brazeau drives off into uncertain future after Senate suspension
Moments after the Senate voted to suspend him, trailed by a mob of television cameras, photographers Sen. Patrick Brazeau strode swiftly from the Red Chamber, out of Centre Block on Parliament Hill and into the passenger’s seat of a waiting white car, his new girlfriend in tow, jumping into the back.
Senator Brazeau romantically linked to owner of house at scene of Quebec police "intervention"
Senator Patrick Brazeau had a romantic relationship with the female owner of the house where Gatineau police said they conducted an “intervention” early Tuesday morning, according to photos posted online.
Gatineau police mum on report Senator Brazeau taken to hospital after suffering "psychological distress"
Gatineau police remain mum amid a report Senator Patrick Brazeau was taken to hospital early Tuesday morning.
Brazeau says he won't pay back living allowance cash, threatens to force public hearing
Senator Patrick Brazeau, who was kicked out of the Conservative caucus after being charged with assault and sexual assault, claims he’s innocent of falsely claiming his father’s house in Maniwaki, Que., as his primary residence and believes he shouldn’t have to pay any money back.
Senator Brazeau told to pay back $48,000 in housing expenses
Algonquin Senator Patrick Brazeau has been told to pay back about $48,000 following an audit into his claimed living expenses.
Brazeau: Attawapiskat chief’s hunger strike doesn’t set “good example for young Aboriginal youth”
OTTAWA–Conservative Senator Patrick Brazeau says Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence’s now 10-day long hunger strike doesn’t set a “good example for young Aboriginal youth.”