Nick Taylor-Vaisey

Last year, an employee survey painted a gloomy picture of working at Rideau Hall. The latest survey suggests improvement—but a long way to go.

Politics Insider for Jan. 16: The Tory hero makes a big move, Doug Ford pays parents for a teacher strike and maybe it’s time for Trudeau to take on Trump

Politics Insider for Jan. 15: Scheer inserts a wedge into the Flight 752 blame game, a Canadian mining exec beats the Kazakhs and Morneau heads to Vancouver

Politics Insider for Jan. 14: Canada seeks a bigger role in Flight 752’s investigation, Bill Morneau talks budget and the CBSA seizes millions in meth

A Canadian mining exec’s decades-long tussle with Kazakhstan is finally over—he hopes. But even though he won, Paul Carroll doesn’t see much to celebrate.

Politics Insider for Jan. 10: Trudeau says a missile likely hit Flight 752, yet more Tory gossip and Warren Kinsella is in the clear

Justin Trudeau confirmed intelligence that said Flight 752 was likely shot out of the sky. There’s good case to be made that Canada should conduct the investigation into the disaster.

Politics Insider for Jan. 9: Canada reacts to a tragedy in Iran, Trump moves on and Tory sources just keep on chattering

Politics Insider for Jan. 8: Tories slowly enter their leadership race, some troops head to Kuwait, and Ottawa sells a paper shredder

Politics Insider for Jan. 7: Canada’s troops in Iraq are in limbo, Chrystia Freeland heads west, and the Coast Guard is about to dismantle a heroic warship