Nick Taylor-Vaisey

Politics Insider for March 1: Liberals do their best damage control (and it goes poorly), Canada builds a new space arm (of course!), and Trudeau shuffles the deck chairs

Steve Verheul was away from home constantly during NAFTA talks. But he’s been putting the business back into business travel—just ask the Americans.

The firm lobbied hard in Ottawa, but it didn’t get precisely the deferred prosecution regime it hoped for and not everyone was open to its advances

SNC-Lavalin’s arguments found an open audience, and its language in favour of remediation agreements was echoed widely

Politics Insider for Feb. 15: Ottawa continues to take sides in the Jody Wilson-Raybould saga, and Donald Trump might really get the wall he’s always wanted

Canada’s pro-trade pressure campaign used to target mainly Republicans. With Democrats in control of the House, that now needs to change

Politics Insider for Feb. 1: The PBO gives Ottawa’s Trans Mountain purchase a hard look, Doug Ford’s secret Super Agency revealed, and what is the Senate, anyway?

Joe Harrietha has faced off against wildfires, mosquitoes and melting permafrost as he and his team maintain thousands of Canada-U.S. boundary markers

Nobody has won a parliamentarian of the year award faster than Martel, who was only elected in June. Talk about a rising star.

A gold mine expansion in northern Ontario will turn a small lake into a tailings pond. For many in the area, it’s a win-win.