Canada

Politics Insider for February 11: Kneeing the PMO where it counts, why isn’t Wilson-Raybould talking and Pallister relates to Winnipeg’s chill from afar

If you missed Canada’s weekend politics shows, get caught up here in these quick snapshots

Anne Kingston: The allegation involving Jody Wilson-Raybould has effectively kneed the Liberal government where it hurts the most—squarely in its Real Change™ optics.

Bill Wilson: ’The reality is that with Trudeau and this government, reconciliation is more a farce than the Conservatives.’

Politics Insider for February 8: PMO accused of pressuring former Justice Minister to drop SNC-Lavalin criminal case, Trudeau denies ’false’ allegations, and if you’re going to leak political documents do it right

Paul Wells: What’s alleged in today’s Globe story is not just plausible, it points to bigger PMO problems. And it’s the sort of thing that can destroy governments.

Politics Insider for February 7: Dewar’s challenge to his former colleagues on Parliament Hill, the next NAFTA charm offensive and the NDP is madly off in all directions

Politics Insider for February 6: Mulcair has boundary issues, Trudeau pans Conservative proposal to create a single tax form in Quebec, and the idea of a Western Party is popular in, well, the West

Image of the week: The scene of the CP derailment near Field that killed three crew members was a reminder how calamitously wrong rail transport can go

David Moscrop: His defeat wasn’t merely a punishment for losing—it was a rejection of his politics—and it’s time for Mulcair to let his successor lead