Several NDP Members of Parliament faced travel disruptions due to inclement weather, preventing them from reaching Ottawa for the resumption of Parliament. A party representative mentioned that four MPs, including interim leader Don Davies, were stranded in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, and are now en route to Ottawa after their flights were delayed until Sunday. Their return journeys from a caucus retreat in Rankin Inlet were canceled on Friday due to adverse weather conditions. Meanwhile, NDP MPs Heather McPherson and Alexandre Boulerice are anticipated to be present in the House of Commons today. Manitoba MP Leah Gazan is set to join virtually from Winnipeg. The NDP caucus is scheduled to convene in Ottawa on Tuesday following a weekend marked by severe cold weather across Canada, including Nunavut.
