Canada

Politics Insider for Feb 10: John Baird dances around the leadership question, Trudeau’s tricky African sojourn and the aftermath of Flight 752

Politics Insider for Feb. 7: Liberals come out opposed to an oil sands mine, Canadians are on the way home from Wuhan and should Canada train its judges?

Well-educated professionals from Nigeria are turning their eyes to Canada after the U.S. expanded its visa and travel bans

Politics Insider for Feb. 6: Dominic Barton comes to Ottawa, social conservatives might not have the power they think and Mr. Kenney goes to Washington

Politics Insider for Feb. 5: Trans Mountain wins in court, the Tories stumble through an opposition motion and Iran won’t release Flight 752 black boxes

Today’s appeal court ruling rejects the notion of First Nations having a veto over oil projects. But it’s not the end of the legal saga.

Cole, a leading Black activist and critic of systemic racial injustices, sits down with Sarmishta Subramanian to discuss his new book ’The Skin We’re In’

Politics Insider for Feb. 4: A rookie minister backtracks for the first time, Trudeau prepares for an Africa trip and the PBO chimes in on the carbon tax

The lineup of cars waiting to turn into the Timmies often clogs a major street in the city. The solution is a $40,000 taxpayer-funded road redesign—and not everyone is happy about it.

There is a proxy war happening in Vancouver over Hong Kong and activists say that not only are they being watched, but pro-Beijing provocateurs are trying to intimidate them