Canada

It isn’t dead, but Ottawa’s purchase could be resting a long time as it navigates a maze of challenges

Terry Glavin: Canada has been repeatedly warned that the telecom giant poses a security threat. Yet when he talks about China, the PM is all wishy-washy platitudes

Politics Insider for Dec. 17: Fallout from Trump’s offer to intervene in Meng’s case continues, Jagmeet Singh wants you to hear him, and mark your calendars for election day

Anne Kingston: Shrouding of information is now the norm in a case many reflexively say will never be solved

Politics Insider for Dec. 14: Nobody wants to make a decision in the Trudeau government, Trump faces backlash over offer to intervene in Huawei case and Parliament’s big reno is missing two important things: a plan and a budget

Our editorial: Nearly a century after Agnes MacPhail was the first woman elected to the House of Commons, only about a quarter of seats are held by women. It’s time for that to change.

Politics Insider for Dec. 13: China’s retaliation against Canada continues, Trudeau and Freeland blast Trump for politicizing the Meng case and MPs, reporters and others bid farewell to Centre Block

An unprecedented report says ‘systemic racism’ exists within the force, and that there was ‘neglect of duty’ among investigators. Is it beyond fixing?

Four are in the Greater Toronto Area and Golden Horseshoe. But Thunder Bay, Ont. tops the inglorious list

Politics Insider for Dec. 12: China arrests a former diplomat to punish Canada, America wonders what comes after Trump’s lies, and there’s a stranger in the House