Nick Taylor-Vaisey

Politics Insider for Feb. 20: The premiers want a chat with the Prime Minister, corporate America turns against capitalism and the Tories flirt with non-confidence in the government

Politics Insider for Feb. 19: An ’extraordinary’ day in Parliament, NAFTA faces a final hurdle and the Royals have their own Martha’s Vineyard

An emergency alert indicating a problem at Pickering’s nuclear plant was a false alarm, but a big wake up call to many in its vicinity. What would happen in the event of a real nuclear mishap?

Politics Insider for Feb. 14: The latest will-he-or-won’t-he drama (he won’t), railways shut down across Canada and the PM heads to Germany

Politics Insider for Feb. 13: Tories get loud about persistent blockades, Trudeau wins at least one Security Council vote and the CPC race gets a new candidate

Politics Insider for Feb. 12: A former doctor will likely replace Kelly Craft, a story from inside the Trenton quarantine, and the federal cabinet heads west en masse

Politics Insider for Feb. 11: Peter MacKay’s powerful friend, Canada’s commandos cancel a big move and the unofficial minister for Waterloo heads to his happy place

Politics Insider for Feb. 7: Liberals come out opposed to an oil sands mine, Canadians are on the way home from Wuhan and should Canada train its judges?

Politics Insider for Feb. 6: Dominic Barton comes to Ottawa, social conservatives might not have the power they think and Mr. Kenney goes to Washington

Politics Insider for Feb. 5: Trans Mountain wins in court, the Tories stumble through an opposition motion and Iran won’t release Flight 752 black boxes