The House of Commons can be a beautiful haven for the democratic exchange of ideas.
In theory.
Other times it can be filled with the shouts and murmurs of middle-aged politicians, consumed by what is surely the adrenaline rush that is Canadian political debate.
Green Party leader Elizabeth May has been a vocal critic of MPs who contribute to the latter scenario. Over the years, she has stood in the House to call out members who heckle and make Parliament look like — as she described it in 2014 — "bad high school theatre."
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Watch the video embedded above for some of May's memorable anti-heckling moments.
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