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Paul Wells: For years, Maxime Bernier cheerfully flew the Tory banner—even when his own ideas clashed with the party line. As he quit the party to start his own, it’s not clear he’s leading a serious movement.

America 2020 Politics Insider for Feb. 24: Sanders takes Nevada without an Iowa-style software disaster while Biden’s make-or-break primary approaches

Philippe J. Fournier: The Conservatives are ahead, say the polls. But they also tell us that many voters believe Justin Trudeau will remain in power after the election.

Democrats are slowly moving from attacking Trump’s character to attacking his legitimacy, and just purely from a strategic standpoint, it could be a better option

Politics Insider for Sept. 7, 2021: The Liberals stop their downward spiral; the campaign focuses on guns; and more tough questions for the front-running Tories

Canadian business schools are integrating AI-focused specializations and courses into their MBA programs, equipping future leaders with the skills to navigate and leverage AI’s transformative impact on businesses

Campaigns may have gone high tech, but votes are still counted the old fashioned way—one by one on folded paper ballots

A raised middle finger, a silent thank you, or a helping hand. Whatever your vote represents, you just need to cast it, writes Scott Gilmore

The Alberta premier talks to Jen Gerson about her economic plan, her working relationship with Justin Trudeau and what it will really take to get Trans Mountain built

Philippe J. Fournier: With the Ontario NDP and Liberals at near-identical levels of support, neither has a realistic chance of making substantial seat gains from the PCs