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Sarmishta Subramanian: In a remarkably short time, Wilson-Raybould went from best-case example of diversity in action to party pariah and mortal threat to Canada’s last hope against the alt-right

Retired Supremes are getting busy in their post-work years—see the SNC-Lavalin case—and it is raising concerns

Emmett Macfarlane: If the decent people implicated by the SNC-Lavalin affair engaged in some self-reflection, Tuesday’s decision would not have been necessary.

Politics Insider for April 3: Trudeau calls Wilson-Raybould recording ’unconscionable’, the ex-Liberals respond, and reaction from around Ottawa to the expulsion

’Ultimately the choice that is before you is about what kind of party you want to be a part of, what values it will uphold,’ writes the former attorney general to the Liberal caucus

Politics Insider for April 2: Liberal Party showdown, Wilson-Raybould justifies her tape recorder, and a political fight that’s not about SNC-Lavalin for a change

Politics Insider for April 1: Butts has more to say, fallout from Wilson-Raybould’s secret phone recording and its carbon tax day in four provinces

The former attorney general’s recorded call with Michael Wernick referred to a cabinet decision that the DPA tool would not be used to override the prosecution service

Tabatha Southey: I encourage you to read a new concise report about carbon pricing myths. But in order for it to be most useful, I’ve taken some liberties.

The former attorney general provided new documents to the justice committee, including emails, texts and an explosive 17-minute audio recording. Listen to the recording and read her full submission here.