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Paul Wells: Parliamentarians settled into their news digs, where the acoustics are good and the decor—along with the MP’s rhetorical material—familiar

The critter emerged one winter from someone’s imagination. We think we know whose.

Here’s Flare’s rundown of all the new shows and movies worth checking out this February on Netflix in Canada—and what to binge before they’re gone

Paul Wells: At some point Trudeau abandoned his China ambitions. The former ambassador—and many others—seemed unaware that times have changed.

Will it last, asks Allen Abel, or will Trump use the last bullet in his revolver to shoot himself in the foot?

Before You Go: Lana Dyment on the despairing consequences of ’chemobrain’ and how through the fog, she sees what really matters

Andray Domise: A person openly signals kinship with Donald Trump when they put on that garish red hat in public—Trump, who once referred to African nations as ’shithole countries’

’They wanted big and cheap,’ shrugs Don Foulds of the Moose Jaw officials who commissioned his sculpture. ’Aesthetics is not the primary concern for a group like that’

Tabatha Southey: There is no more significant a generational marker in Canada than which Food Guide your mother obligingly taped to the fridge and then largely ignored

Scott Gilmore: John McCallum got $73,000 in gifts from China as an MP. Ottawa says it’s ’sponsored travel’. Diplomats would call it ’being compromised’.