Canada

Politics Insider for January 25: McCallum tries to take it all back, Kenney may face investigation over old expenses and some moments of self-reflection from both sides of the political divide

Politics Insider for January 24: Canada’s ambassador to China offers legal advice to Huawei CFO, Scheer says McCallum deserves to be fired and Mulcair just can’t stop needling Singh

For the first time in the history of the United Nations refugee program, the U.S. has slipped behind another country.

Opinion: Doug Ford insists the federal price on carbon is a Liberal tax grab that will inflict serious economic hardship. But none of that is true.

Watch Canada’s top diplomat in China, John McCallum, outline the Huawei executive’s potential arguments against extradition to the U.S.

But they’ve got an unlikely ally—a savvy, ’unpaid representative’ who is giving beleaguered homeowners a fighting chance against stingy insurers

Politics Insider for January 23: The U.S. confirms it will request Huawei CFO’s extradition, Indigenous lawyers blast Trudeau over Wilson-Raybould and Ford keeps seeing recessions before his eyes

David Moscrop: Either the Speaker has misinterpreted everything and caused a needless embarrassment (unlikely) or this is a house in need of deep, structural change

Politics Insider for January 22: An open letter scolds Chinese arrests, Ford loses grip on economic reality and a First Nations community gets its first clean tap water in 25 years

Darryl Plecas’s report also details missing booze, high-end suits and—oddly—a wood-splitter bought at taxpayers’ expense, as RCMP confirms it’s investigating