Ottawa

The most memorable moments from her keynote address—from meeting Trudeau to entering politics and pushing through ’the hard days’

The slumping party is gathering in Halifax—far from pipeline troubles out West—with a focus more on rallying the troops than making policy

At the House of Commons ethics committee and in an interview with Maclean’s, Charlie Angus questioned Facebook’s political ties in Ottawa and lack of lobbying registration

On stock market regulation, Senate reform, even appointments to its own bench, the top court has disappointed those unhappy with the status quo

Wells: Party politics is all about taking one for the team. You don’t agree with everything. You suck it up. The tradeoff is that party harmony is a necessary condition of effectively contending for power.

The Parliamentary Budget Officer modelled a national program at the request of federal Tory Pierre Poilievre, who had some harsh words for Ontario pilot on which the report was based

Justin Trudeau’s national security adviser will attempt to explain his role in a media briefing gone wrong during the PM’s trip to India. Watch it here.

Paul Wells: Hooking Trans Mountain up to the taxpayer hose is not the same as providing generalized investor confidence

Justin Trudeau on time pressures, John Horgan on legal strategies, and Rachel Notley on "harassing a project to death."

In prepared remarks, the head of CSIS in 2016 warned of activities by Russian and Chinese operatives and how politicians should counter them