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In the prime minister’s May 4 briefing, he discussed Canada’s role in the global efforts to find a vaccine for COVID-19

Philippe J. Fournier: The Conservative leadership race is back, and not looking good on the party. A new seat projection suggests it may be taking its toll.

Politics Insider for May 1: A tragic military helicopter crash leaves one dead and five missing, small businesses are still anxious about rent and the federal deficit could hit a quarter-trillion dollars

Politics Insider for April 30: The House debates billions in student aid, Quebec jumps the gun and a former Liberal wants to lead the Greens

Politics Insider for April 29: MPs navigated oh-so-many technical hiccups to do some democracy, Theresa Tam put out new pandemic projections and watch out for Nickelback

Politics Insider for April 28: The House of Commons is back tomorrow, the federal wage subsidy is open for applications and western separatists might join forces

The PM said restarting the economy will require a national approach. ’If we don’t get the next phase right, we risk losing all the progress we’ve made so far.’

Politics Insider for April 24: The PM says soldiers shouldn’t be taking care of seniors, a Tory MP takes on Theresa Tam (and loses) and MPs are meeting on the phone every single day

Politics Insider for April 23: Trudeau announces $9 billion in funding for students, the rumours of a secret lakeside mansion for the PM are debunked and a wormhole expert wants to lead the Green Party

The $9 billion fund, announced by the PM on April 22, will provide eligible students with $1,250 per month from May to August. ’In Canada, we look out for each other.’