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Politics Insider for Jan. 17: Trans Mountain wins at the Supreme Court, Brad Wall tweets intriguingly, and the full story of a harrowing Labrador rescue

Last year, an employee survey painted a gloomy picture of working at Rideau Hall. The latest survey suggests improvement—but a long way to go.

The TV show gives politicians the rare chance to talk outside of a hostile question period and get to the bottom of the seldom-answered question: Why the (bleep) does that person think that way?

Politics Insider for Jan. 16: The Tory hero makes a big move, Doug Ford pays parents for a teacher strike and maybe it’s time for Trudeau to take on Trump

Paul Wells: Sources say the former PM’s main goal behind his abrupt resignation is to free himself to counter Charest’s leadership bid

Philippe J. Fournier: The latest data presents a challenge for the party—does it want a leader with socially conservative views or does it want to win?

Stephen Maher: He was unafraid to say things, to mix it up, to tell people to kiss his arse if called for. Politicians today could learn from him.

Canada’s international development minister spoke about the prime minister’s father and why we should ’enthusiastically’ embrace liberal internationalism

Politics Insider for Jan. 10: Trudeau says a missile likely hit Flight 752, yet more Tory gossip and Warren Kinsella is in the clear

Politics Insider for Jan. 9: Canada reacts to a tragedy in Iran, Trump moves on and Tory sources just keep on chattering