Ottawa

Paul Wells: The Liberals enjoy many advantages going into the next election. They also have a fundamental problem.

Our editorial: Nearly a century after Agnes MacPhail was the first woman elected to the House of Commons, only about a quarter of seats are held by women. It’s time for that to change.

Politics Insider for Dec. 13: China’s retaliation against Canada continues, Trudeau and Freeland blast Trump for politicizing the Meng case and MPs, reporters and others bid farewell to Centre Block

The foreign minister took her time before cautiously pushing back against comments that ’seek to politicize the extradition process’

Politics Insider for Dec. 12: China arrests a former diplomat to punish Canada, America wonders what comes after Trump’s lies, and there’s a stranger in the House

Politics Insider for Dec. 11: It’s good that Canada finally took a stand on Huawei, Trudeau has an Alberta problem and O’Regan’s awkward story time for soldiers

Politics Insider for Dec. 10: Meng Wanzhou’s arrest puts Canada and China on a collision course, a first ministers’ meeting about nothing, and why more and more politicians are treating the media as enemies

Paul Wells: In Montreal, a glimpse of Trudeau federalism—everyone gets to ’agree to disagree’ and it’s enough to hold ’real substantive discussions.’ Easy.

The Trump-style drive to undermine confidence in the press has made its way to Canada. And it’s showing signs of success

Politics Insider for Dec. 7: Fallout from Canada’s arrest of Chinese telecom exec, first ministers prepare to tussle in Montreal and Ottawa backs down on summer jobs program