Ottawa

Andrew MacDougall: The Liberals want Canadians to ’arrive at a conclusion’. After all the resignations and games, there’s really only one to draw.

Matt Gurney: They name a party insider to investigate. Prematurely shut down the justice committee. The Liberals sure seem determined to keep things boiling.

Politics Insider for March 19: Canada’s top bureaucrat calls it quits, Liberals want SNC-Lavalin investigation to just end already, and inside the Alberta UCP’s ’kamikaze’ campaign

Wernick: ’There is no path for me to have a relationship of mutual trust and respect with the leaders of the Opposition parties’

If you missed Canada’s weekend politics shows, get caught up here in four quick snapshots

Politics Insider for March 18: Trudeau shuffles his cabinet—again, the budget versus SNC-Lavalin and Singh’s got a numbers problem

Stephen Maher: It would be a meaningful gesture to stand with Muslims against hate. The People’s Party leader seems more intent on courting deluded voters.

Andrew MacDougall: Why did the PM’s ex-principal secretary go, while others are allowed to stay? Either nobody did anything wrong, or everybody did.

Politics Insider for March 15: The media missed the story in Iqaluit, budget speculation begins, and Singh puts the pieces in place for his House debut

Natan Obed: After the PM’s emotional address, reporters cast Inuit aside to ask questions about SNC-Lavalin. This is where reconciliation falls short.