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Andray Domise: Always competing in the woke Olympics, the political left, too often, does not make it easy for newcomers (or Oprah Winfrey) to join the ranks and stay there.

Politics Insider for January 10: Singh finally gets his byelection, another Trudeau cabinet shuffle could be in the works and a look at the friction between elected leaders and hereditary chiefs in the LNG pipeline conflict

Politics Insider for Jan. 9: Backlash in Burnaby South, the things that get Trump excited, and a ’day of reckoning’ for Trudeau and the economy

Toying with Jagmeet Singh might be fun for Liberals, but their byelection gamesmanship has not gone unnoticed in Burnaby South

Politics Insider for January 8: The Canada-China chill, Trudeau and Trump talk tariffs, and a ’60s scoop apology in Saskatchewan

Politics Insider for January 7: Trudeau once again leaves Singh dangling, what won’t be talked about in Beijing and the case of the duelling pro-pipeline convoys

The Liberal newcomer didn’t have the name recognition of the NDP leader, but she was a formidable opponent in B.C.’s Burnaby South—until she stepped down

Paul Wells: Some old hands think Canada should have tipped off China in the Huawei case. Their advice says a lot about what’s changed in Ottawa.

Ill-advised costume changes, a high-stakes pipeline purchase, populist politics, a presidential Twitter tirade, and more from a packed political year

Jason Markusoff: You’re a too-convenient target. There’s too much overheated political rhetoric about Alberta deficits and Quebec daycare provisions (which have nothing to do with equalization’s formula)