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Politics Insider for Sept. 5: A new ambassador to China, the comedic mauling of Trudeau and Trans Mountain back in court

Politics Insider for Sept. 4: Singh takes two steps forward one step back, tracking Trudeau’s dollars and why Albertans should stop voting Conservative

Politics Insider for Sept. 3: Trudeau heckled at union march, NDP official party status at risk and the People’s cyberbullier

Philippe J. Fournier: In the best case scenario given the latest numbers, the NDP barely wins more than half of its 2015 seat total. Worst case, it risks losing official party status.

Stephen Maher: The former finance minister says Canada should focus on the good news about the climate crisis. His argument is thin and his position is conflicted.

Politics Insider for Aug. 30: Scheer goes on the record, the election ad war commences and Canadians want climate action they don’t have to pay for

Politics Insider for Aug. 29: What Scheer’s Catholicism means for the abortion debate, why pot isn’t gold for the Liberals and Doug Ford appeals to Ottawa

Michael Coren: His religion says abortion is homicide and a ’grave sin.’ Can we believe Scheer when he says that, given the power to stop it, he simply won’t do so?

Legalization has brought jobs by the hundred to places that desperately need them. Yet many of those ridings are poised to vote Conservative.

Politics Insider for Aug. 28: A so-con problem for Conservatives, a spending spree by Liberals, and an issue in the wheelhouse of that other party