Canada

Meng was arrested on Dec. 1 in response to an extradition request from the U.S. Here’s everything that has happened since.

Politics Insider for Dec. 11: It’s good that Canada finally took a stand on Huawei, Trudeau has an Alberta problem and O’Regan’s awkward story time for soldiers

Terry Glavin: By following the rule of law and arresting a Huawei executive Canada broke with its tradition of ignoring or embracing a known security threat

Recent feel-good news masks shrinking budgets and a funding approach that researchers say discourages ’science for science’s sake’

Politics Insider for Dec. 10: Meng Wanzhou’s arrest puts Canada and China on a collision course, a first ministers’ meeting about nothing, and why more and more politicians are treating the media as enemies

Stephen Maher: The hit 1980s show is back—only this time it’s reality TV, and Ontario premier Doug Ford is the star

The Trump-style drive to undermine confidence in the press has made its way to Canada. And it’s showing signs of success

Politics Insider for Dec. 7: Fallout from Canada’s arrest of Chinese telecom exec, first ministers prepare to tussle in Montreal and Ottawa backs down on summer jobs program

David Moscrop: We can’t address an existential threat with our fellow citizens standing in our path. They rob us of the hope we need to save ourselves

Politics Insider for Dec. 6: Battle lines are being drawn ahead of Friday’s first ministers’ meeting, Grewal’s done answering questions and Mulroney delivers a stirring eulogy for Bush