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Governor General Michaelle Jean seems to be acting as referee to calm down the Tories and Grits, who have been accusing eachother of circumventing democracy.

According to the BBC, six gunman have been shot dead by security forces at the airport in New Delhi. This comes as airports in the region are being placed on high alert.

Environment Minister Jim Prentice reacts to Parliament being prorogued, saying that today represents a day of opportunity for all parties to step back and use some common sense.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper must learn to be less divisive if he wants to make it through the current political crisis without serious consequences.

The Prime Minister appears to have reached out to the opposition parties after days of fiery language.

Members of the Prime Minister's Office are relieved and say that people need some time out to meet with their constituents and calm down.

The Liberal Party has shown that it wants to defeat the Harper government and replace it with the coalition, no matter what Stephen Harper says.

There is a sense of relief on Parliament Hill after the Governor General prorogued the current session.

Liberal Leadership frontrunner Bob Rae is selling the coalition government in speechs across the country, possibly as a way to smoke out leadership rival Michael Ignatieff.

Liberal Leader Stephane Dion says the Harper government will need to make 'monumental change' to gain any support from the Liberal caucus.