Senate: St. James Anglican Church

St. James Anglican Church: The overwhelming majority of those who have come out to St. James Anglican Church are senior citizens and staunch NDP members. New arrivals are encouraged to sign a petition to abolish the Senate. There are cookies and cranberry juice. NDP MP Charlie Angus stands in front of the group. His arms in the air, notes rolled up in his left hand, he tells the crowd there is something rotten in Ottawa, according to Huffington Post. But there is no reason to believe holding on to an unelected chamber will fix Ottawa's problems, the MP goes on to say and SASKATOON It's Wednesday night, and about 50 people are gathered in a church basement near Saskatoon's trendy Broadway Avenue for a town hall on the future of the Senate. "We have a democratic crisis right now," Angus tells the group. "There are some people who are afraid of the democratic crisis and say, 'Oh my God, the last thing we want to do is get rid of a chamber of sober second thought.'" (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.