Canada

Politics Insider for Nov. 10: The PM calls the president-elect, a promising vaccine sounds even more promising, and the Bank of Canada has a shortlist of $5 faces

The vice-president and his running mate will be addressing the nation as votes continue to be counted in the 2020 U.S. presidential election

Politics Insider for Nov. 6: Ontario FinMin Rod Phillips plans more red ink and as much certainty as possible, General Motors recommits to Oshawa and Lisa Raitt shares a moving personal story

Politics Insider for Nov. 3: The former Tory heavyweight returns to private life, Chrystia Freeland promotes a CERS’d rent-relief program and the race for the White House nears its crescendo

Get thee to thy school’s library, where superheroes await, magic unfolds and rare sanctuary can be found

Politics Insider for Oct. 30: PM Trudeau meets with EU leaders, there’s a chance a mall near you used facial recognition without your consent and the Quebec referendum was 25 years ago today

After a final count of votes, the B.C. NDP won a clear majority government. Here’s a look at where the party made gains—and at whose expense.

Politics Insider for Oct. 29: The Bank of Canada predicts a shaky recovery, Chrystia Freeland defends big spending and the military tries—again—to eliminate sexual misconduct

The new leader of the Green Party of Canada joins senior writer Paul Wells to discuss her plan for the future of the party

Politics Insider for Oct. 28: The federal procurement ombudsman and correctional investigator publish annual reports, the PM goes for the heart and Lynn Beyak supports Trump