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Scott Gilmore: The United Nations has sent election monitoring teams to better organized countries than America. Brace for chaos.

Politics Insider for Feb. 4: A rookie minister backtracks for the first time, Trudeau prepares for an Africa trip and the PBO chimes in on the carbon tax

The lineup of cars waiting to turn into the Timmies often clogs a major street in the city. The solution is a $40,000 taxpayer-funded road redesign—and not everyone is happy about it.

Jane Philpott and Jody Wilson-Raybould: Medical assistance in dying is complex and deeply personal. Is there enough medical and social evidence to understand the implications of an expanded law?

There is a proxy war happening in Vancouver over Hong Kong and activists say that not only are they being watched, but pro-Beijing provocateurs are trying to intimidate them

Politics Insider for Feb. 3: How coronavirus is infecting Canada’s Huawei decision, and what Canadians want in a Tory leader

Philippe J. Fournier: A new Léger poll shows Canadians favour a bilingual leader—and without one the Conservatives could face a crushing defeat

Allen Abel: He’s no Louis XIV, but the reign of this president goes on—and what comes next may be worse

Scott Gilmore: It took 244 years, but his rebellious colonies have finally come back to embrace an authoritarian monarchy

Michael Coren: The Church of England’s recent statements about same-sex marriage is a slap in the face to LGBTQ2 people who’ve remained faithful to the church