Nick Taylor-Vaisey

Why did Finance Minister Bill Morneau and the auditor general drop important reports on the very same midsummer day?

Bill Morneau’s ’fiscal snapshot’ predicts a $343-billion deficit—nearly 16 per cent of the country’s annual GDP

Politics Insider for July 8: The Tory leader takes off his mask at the wrong moment, the Air Force needs some goats for hire, and are you ready for a fiscal snapshot?

Politics Insider for July 7: Canada has a new man at the UN, the Rideau Hall intruder faces a long list of charges and Trudeau skips a trip to D.C.

Politics Insider for July 3: An armed man drives a truck past Rideau Hall’s gates, the feds buy a new ferry and the $900-million WE contract raises even more questions

Politics Insider for Canada Day: A new trade deal comes to life, there’s still no public inquiry into the Nova Scotia shooting and Canada’s first-ever Muslim lieutenant governor

Politics Insider for June 30: The latest federal pandemic projections, Canadians side with Trudeau against China and should the feds do more to repatriate Canadians stuck in Syria?

Politics Insider for June 24: Thirteen senators call for Magnitsky sanctions against China, Shopify lures wannabe Americans north to Canada and who attends Parliament the least?

Politics Insider for June 23: The RCMP investigates allegations made by Erin O’Toole’s camp, Iran makes promises—again—on Flight 752 and Ottawa could get another transit tunnel

Politics Insider for June 18: Canada goes down to embarrassing defeat in New York City, Jagmeet Singh lashes out at the Bloc and the Tories debate in French