Ottawa

Nov. 16: After the U.S. sanctioned several Saudi officials, Canada considers turning to the Magnitsky Act, and the case for a Russian activists refugee claim

Nov. 15: A night of allegations, insults and attacks in Ontario, while a showdown brews between Trudeau the politician and Trudeau the wonk

Nov. 14: Journalists barred from attending finance minister’s speech in China, and the Great One’s ungrateful snub to his home country

Nov. 13: Canada’s top spy travels to Turkey to hear tape of Saudi journalist’s brutal killing, and there’s plenty of blame to go around for the Tony Clement national security sexting scandal

Nov. 12: Trudeau, Macron and Merkel push back at Trump’s isolationism and nationalism, while pressure builds on Canada’s finance minister to address competitiveness concerns

Image of the week: Photos of the PM riding a black horse to deliver an apology to the Tsilhqot’in people drew withering criticism—and some applause

From heroism to incompetence, the Canadian officers that William Nicholson painted stand in for the full range of wartime experience

Nov. 9: Clement was aware someone was offering money for information about his inappropriate behaviour towards women since last summer. Plus: StatsCan takes a pause on its big data grab

Nov. 8: After being booted from the Conservative caucus, does a Parliamentary investigation await Tony Clement? Plus, what the provincial backlash against the carbon tax says about Trudeau’s fumbling of intergovernmental relations

Powerful conservative leaders from across the country are suddenly united against Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax plan. And they’re spoiling for a fight.