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Politics Insider for Jan. 31: The Norman trial intrigue grows, new rules are set to stop foreign meddling in elections, and most parties hit fundraising records

In the by-election race against the NDP leader, Richard Lee is scrambling to contain political damage, and gear up his own late campaign

Politics Insider for Jan. 30: The never-ending saga of former Liberal MP Nicola Di Iorio finally ends, Liberals blast Scheer over private fundraising event and the soggy state of the House

Politics Insider for January 29: Scheer blast’s Trudeau’s foreign policy ’disaster’ as Parliament resumes, the U.S. lays charges against Huawei and Meng, and look who’s heckling in the House

Paul Wells: Parliamentarians settled into their news digs, where the acoustics are good and the decor—along with the MP’s rhetorical material—familiar

Politics Insider for January 28: As Parliament resumes it’ll be all McCallum all the time, Raj Grewal’s two-month growth spurt, and Svend and Jagmeet have some things they need to work out

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

Paul Wells: At some point Trudeau abandoned his China ambitions. The former ambassador—and many others—seemed unaware that times have changed.

Politics Insider for January 25: McCallum tries to take it all back, Kenney may face investigation over old expenses and some moments of self-reflection from both sides of the political divide

The ambassador and the Prime Minister stress the role of judges in the Meng case, but experts say extradition is ultimately about political decision-making