See My Latest Interventions in Senate Question Period
- See some of the questions I ask during the Daily Question Period in the Senate and the responses by the Government.


Comments on the 2007-2008 Annual Report of the Canadian Wheat Board
- The Canadian Wheat Board made farmers $7.2 billion in returns for their wheat and barley, according to it's 2007-2008 Annual Report. So why isn't this Government Celebrating that fact?


New Developments in the local Hemp Industry
- Stonehedge Bio-Resources Inc. is building a bioprocessing facility in Eastern Ontario to serve North American markets. This will provide additional income for up to 200 hemp producers.


New website: Liberal Senate Forum
- This site provides a convenient one stop shopping for anyone who has ever asked me, what do you do in Ottawa? Well, now you can find out what's going on regularly by checking out this site.

Many Senators are working hard everyday and are willing to share their thoughts on the issues of the day with Canadians through this website. Others, who are not so web-savvy, still have commentary to offer on an occasional basis through their statements and speeches in the Senate Chamber, which are posted for your convenience.

So I encourage you to take a look and get to know the Senate, "Canada's Original Think Tank."


Deeply Rooted: The story of one Senator’s battle
- Deeply Rooted outlines the determined efforts of a small group of Canadians, including Senator Lorna Milne, to preserve guaranteed and uncensored access to Canada’s census records. This seven-year journey culminated in the passage of Bill S-18 and Deeply Rooted takes readers through the winding road that it took to overcome all the obstacles that were thrown in the way. You can also read the foreward to the book here.
- July 2008

Senator Milne was appointed to the Senate on September 21, 1995, by the Rt. Hon. Jean Chrétien. She is currently a member of two Standing Senate Committees: Legal and Constitutional Affairs and Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources. In the past, she has taken an interest in the legalization of hemp as an industrial crop, and the use of rBGH (bovine growth hormone used to stimulate milk production). More recently, Senator Milne has taken an interest in the release of the post-1901 census records and genetically modified foods.