Ottawa

Anne Kingston: The PM reframed his ethics violation as a civic virtue—this government will protect jobs, even if lines need to be crossed.

The powerful engineering giant had two former Supreme Court justices, a former Privy Council clerk and the PMO on its side. It got everything it wanted—except a deal to escape a court fight

Four years of public opinion polling show a remarkably popular Trudeau government, undone toward the end by its own mistakes

The ethics commissioner’s report contains multiple mentions of Wilson-Raybould’s offer to pass along the company’s public-interest arguments

Paul Wells: Another ethics report patiently explains to the PM that he does, in fact, make decisions and they do, in fact, have consequences

Our editorial: Voters around the world are angrier than ever, and Canadians are no different. That could spur low turnout in the next election. Here’s how to avoid disaster.

Terry Glavin: ’We have emboldened China’s thuggish behaviours, because we haven’t done anything,’ says one organizer

Philippe J. Fournier: The race remains deadlocked, with Andrew Scheer’s ongoing slide in Ontario clouding the Conservatives’ chances

He isn’t a battle-hardened national campaigner. And that may be just right for the Greens.

The campaign manager’s task: find a way for Jagmeet Singh and the New Democrats, stuck for years in a distant third in the polls, to vault from underdogs to overachievers