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Evan Solomon: The PM should have used his UN platform to tell the world Canada will broker peace between North Korea and the U.S.

The Trudeau government is announcing its new science advisor Tuesday, but scientists have a question: What’s the point?

Paul Wells: The Liberals can’t seem to resist claiming moral superiority. But on their tax reforms, it’s not totally clear what side they’re on.

As trade talks get going in Ottawa, the two lawyers who penned the ’Indigenous chapter’ wait to see their unique proposal go upstairs

Opinion: And it might not be much of a solution to the issues that plague "Indians" in Canada, anyway

In New York this week, Trudeau aimed to get on the good side of just about everyone who has turned the UN into a scandalously useless hulk

But the political battle will turn on framing the debate. Is it about a tax grab or tax fairness?

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Jeffrey Ansloos: Decolonization through abolition of the Indian Act is not ’modernization’—it’s political revolution. Does Ottawa have the stomach for it?

Paul Wells: Hassle and woe are the hallmarks of the opposition leader role. And the Tory leader seems to be finding that out the hard way.