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While the WE Charity is shutting its Canadian operations, expect committees to resume and tough questions to continue back in Ottawa

Politics Insider for Sept. 10: The rise and fall of WE Charity, Erin O’Toole hosts his first caucus meeting and a Canadian judge in B.C. has a problem with mice

The charity invented by an earnest 12-year-old finds itself engulfed in a cynical, star-studded cronyism scandal. How on earth did we get here?

Politics Insider for Sept. 9: Erin O’Toole’s shadow cabinet revealed, the feds extend rent relief (a week late) for a final month, and Doug Ford is taking French lessons

The bounty of leadership candidates (eight in total, including an ER physician, a former mayor and several lawyers) is a sign of the Greens’ ‘optimistic’ future

Politics Insider for Sept. 1: Johnson & Johnson and Novavax are the latest pharma companies to promise doses to Canada, a rent relief program hangs in limbo and here’s how Erin O’Toole won the Tory crown

Conservative leadership candidates won in unexpected places and fell flat in others. And when Leslyn Lewis dropped off the ballot, the upstart candidate’s voters played a decisive role in crowning O’Toole

Paul Wells: How badly do things have to go for a government-appointed panel to shut down because it got no usable data and no help from the minister?

Politics Insider for Aug. 27: Ottawa gives the provinces $2 billion for safe school re-openings, a federal solitary confinement review abruptly ends and Erin O’Toole looks to define himself

Politics Insider for Aug. 26: Pam Damoff and Navdeep Bains have harsh words for the new Tory leader, Leslyn Lewis wants to run and the foreign minister travels Europe