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Trudeau 2.0: Je ne regrette rien

Paul Wells: The PM has created a multiply redundant federal cabinet where no one will have enough power to influence anything. How little things have changed.

Get ready for a shake-up

Cabinet shake-ups, Andrew Scheer’s U.S. adventure continues and the audacity of Jason Kenney

Conservative voters still favour Scheer, but with an asterisk

Politics Insider for Nov 19: Alternatives to Andrew Scheer, Kim Campbell is Twitter-free and happy, and the Senate is in flux

Blanchet says Quebec deserves credit for creating Alberta’s oil patch

Politics Insider for Nov. 18: Quebec tsk tsks Kenney, cabinet speculation and a message worth holding onto

The Bloc Québécois, on the coattails of the CAQ

Philippe J. Fournier: A 338Canada analysis shows it was the Bloc—not the Conservatives—that did best where the CAQ had dominated last year

This whole national unity thing is going swimmingly

Politics Insider for Nov. 15: Singh lays down the law with Trudeau (sort of), more east-west fighting words and the deficit hole is about to get deeper

Blanchet to Wexiters: No separatist tips for you

Politics Insider for Nov. 14: Blanchet’s got Trudeau’s back, Singh not so much and how Obama won Trudeau the election

Parliament is set to resume Dec. 5. Don’t blink or you’ll miss it.

Politics Insider for Nov. 13: Trudeau meets Scheer and Moe, a much-needed debate fix and digging into the election results

The new Liberal voter coalition looks a lot like the last one

Only 62 ridings changed hands on election night, and Liberals won many of the same voters as 2015. A deep dive into Statistics Canada shows where the Tories fell short.