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The leader’s resignation was spurred by reports of party money used to pay for his children’s education.

Politics Insider for Dec. 12: Liberals get high profile trade deal support, Kenney’s war room is open and ignoring Canada’s botched Afghan mission

Politics Insider for Dec. 11: Democrats deal Trump a blow, Democrats give Trump a deal, and what’s the deal with Canada’s kid gloves approach to China

Image of the Week: Trudeau and Scheer grapple once more—in a friendly way—at Hanukkah on the Hill

Politics Insider for Dec. 10: Not your typical federalism clash, CUSMA ratification could finally be here and the middle class tax cut moves forward

When federal and provincial governments clash, there’s usually at least a desire to make progress. Not this time.

Politics Insider for Dec. 9: NATO lunches can be cruel, waiting for an economic update and Doug Ford plays nice

Politics Insider for Dec. 6: Trudeau’s vague throne speech, how Canada can fight back against China’s bullying, and Trump muses about slapping Canada with more tariffs

For comment on the Governor General’s contribution to the Speech from the Throne, we turn to a professor of philosophy of physics

The minority Liberal government’s Speech from the Throne was a vaguer road map than the confident, shiny plan of 2015