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Then and now: Trudeau on fighting ISIS
When Canadian soldiers exchanged fire with ISIS in 2014, Trudeau demanded answers. So how about now?
Kathleen Wynne distances herself from former McGuinty aides
Those who face charges ’were never on my staff,’ Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne tells Evan Solomon
A great yawning anti-climax: Duffy leaves the stand
Sixty days into Mike Duffy’s trial, the saga’s main character finishes his testimony
Did Justin Trudeau rule out one potential plan for electoral reform?
The PM suggested he’s hesitant about some styles of reform to replace first past the post, hinting at a version called mixed-member proportional representation
The End 2015: One last goodbye to those who passed away this year
Final words for the notable people who made their mark before they passed away in 2015
How 2015’s Newsmakers would make a PB&J sandwich
From Adele to Donald Trump, here are our newsmakers’ unique recipes for their peanut butter and jelly sandwiches
Why Trudeau is lost on the Middle East
The many ways the Prime Minister’s position on the fight against ISIS is still shot through with contradictions
Why do we love Star Wars? Hollywood’s comforting myths.
Whether it’s 1977 or 2015, Star Wars earns its popularity by understanding that audiences love heroes and happy endings
Justin Trudeau speaks: Risk and opportunity
The PM riles the Baltics. But he also gets to make the rest of his case.