Nick Taylor-Vaisey

Politics Insider for Oct. 7: The procurement minister announces approval of a rapid test, a list of everything Trump has done in office, and is bilingualism an anti-Anglo policy?

Politics Insider for Oct. 6: The feds repatriate a Syrian child of suspected Canadian ISIS fighters, Canadians are more mask-averse than Americans, and the Mounties auction off horses

Fan cutouts are a novelty everywhere but in the Blue Jays’ temporary home in Buffalo, where you might have seen them before—even if you didn’t know it at the time

Politics Insider for Oct. 2: The Liberals re-table a bill that would ban the widely condemned ’therapy,’ there’s a brand-new Heritage Minute and the feds get in the business of televised nostalgia

Politics Insider for Oct. 1: The new Tory era begins, Canada’s facing a V-ish recovery and a bear attacks an empty RCAF helicopter in remotest Labrador

Politics Insider for Sept. 30: The feds pre-purchase millions of ’point-of-care’ tests, 338Canada on the state of play south of the border and sit back, relax and watch the bison roam

As you watch Trump debate Biden you might be wondering if there’s a better way. So we present to you Canada’s iconic and admirable 1984 election debate.

Politics Insider for Sept. 29: The two biggest USMCA partners keep up a decades-long fight over lumber, Ontario announced 700 new COVID cases and CSIS celebrates Good Neighbour Day

Politics Insider for Sept. 25: The Liberals dangle a new unemployment benefit in front of New Democrats, Jimmy K loses his job for good and Manitoba’s premier expands our vocabulary

Politics Insider for Sept. 24: Julie Payette read the Speech from the Throne, which clocked in at more than 6,000 words, during a ceremony that was normal and not normal. Plus, Trump won’t commit to a peaceful transfer of power.