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Politics Insider for Nov. 24: Pierre Poilievre’s rhetoric on ’The Great Reset’ is a ’mixed blessing,’ Don Iveson won’t go for a third term and a Wikipedia prankster in the federal bureaucracy

Paul Wells: In his criticism of the Liberals’ plans, Pierre Poilievre goes too far. He is also not always wrong.

Philippe J. Fournier: The Liberals remain in strong minority territory, while the Conservatives sit near their unshakeable floor of 30 per cent support

Politics Insider for Nov. 19: A new threat assessment predicts foreign actors want the capability to disrupt critical infrastructure, the Tories are split on hiring family ties and a storied ship is finally scrapped

Politics Insider for Nov. 18: The RCMP is failing miserably at being transparent, Andrew Scheer has hired family members and Donald Trump hypes Elections Canada

Democracy is our destiny? Not sure about that anymore. Rich countries can overcome? Doesn’t seem like it. In a crisis, leaders will lead? If you’re lucky. All the ’truths’ 2020 has called into question.

The job description is right in their title, but too many simply failed to show up for work

The pandemic forced a culture shift in governments that usually move slowly on purpose, proving that red tape really can be cut

Politics Insider for Nov. 17: The House unanimously requests a Biden-Harris visit north of the border, Bill Morneau lands a Yale gig and always watch out for the virtual hot mic

The leader of Canada’s Conservatives talked about his plans for the party with senior writer Paul Wells