Canada

Politics Insider for February 5: Controversial Conservative ad draws critics and eyeballs, a QP lesson in mob lingo and why Raj Grewal’s ’factcheck’ tweets only raise more questions about his blockbuster fundraising event

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

Politics Insider for February 4: The Meng Wanzhou mess won’t end well for Canada, the problem with trying to catch all foreign election interference, and there are big shoes to fill in the Auditor General’s office

Inside the high-stakes extradition fight for a top Huawei executive—and why Canada’s relationship with China may never recover

Peter Shawn Taylor: The Liberals reversed a plan to push the eligibility age for retirement benefits to 67. It goes against global trends and economic reality.

Joyce invested in the first Tim Hortons shop in Hamilton in 1964

The massive medallion, made of the purest gold bullion ever refined and worth $5.8 million, was stolen from the Bode Museum in Berlin—and has never been found

The apparent draft bill reveals a plan to create a “super agency” that will seek bids for contracts from private health service companies

Politics Insider for Jan. 31: The Norman trial intrigue grows, new rules are set to stop foreign meddling in elections, and most parties hit fundraising records

Politics Insider for Jan. 30: The never-ending saga of former Liberal MP Nicola Di Iorio finally ends, Liberals blast Scheer over private fundraising event and the soggy state of the House