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Politics Insider for February 20: Wilson-Raybould to testify, the coming ’he said / she said’ battle between Trudeau and his former justice minister, and how does principal secretary David MacNaughton sound?

Ending the Khomeinist regime will take sustained civil resistance by Iranians, says Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi, but there are ways for other countries to help

Politics Insider for February 19: Trudeau advisor Gerald Butts resigns in bid to save his boss, what Butts leaves behind, and the convoy has arrived

The former PM has been working hard to improve his legacy. It just might be paying off, writes Anne Kingston

The system could probably be refined and tweaked, say experts, but with a child’s life at stake, police aren’t apologizing for waking people up

Tabatha Southey: Lisa MacLeod and Doug Ford are are in the running for most offensive take on children with autism. Call it a draw?

Scott Gilmore: This is the point all the whiners need to understand after Thursday’s Amber Alert—if you want to live in a province that protects its children, occasionally you have to roll over in bed and check your phone.

Ending Neskantaga’s 25-year boil water advisory next month was supposed to be a symbolic achievement for Ottawa. Instead, it’s shaping up to be a symbolic failure

Jen Gerson: Its contracts wouldn’t disappear. Its valued employees would still be valued. And the work just might go to companies that haven’t been accused of corruption

Politics Insider for February 14: Liberals on Justice Committee agree to limited SNC hearings, Trudeau’s ’enormous miscalculation’ and here’s who is on Team Wilson-Raybould