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Politics Insider for Jan. 14: Canada seeks a bigger role in Flight 752’s investigation, Bill Morneau talks budget and the CBSA seizes millions in meth

A North Vancouver bylaw affects only one property known to harbour pet pigeons—and it’s next door to the councillor who wanted the rule

A Canadian mining exec’s decades-long tussle with Kazakhstan is finally over—he hopes. But even though he won, Paul Carroll doesn’t see much to celebrate.

It’s the time of an election year when you hear ’it’s just not my time’ and ’love will prevail’ and other doleful refrains

Jason Kirby: After a colleague of the Maple Leaf Foods CEO lost his family in the Iran plane attack, McCain trained his ire on Trump

Deidre Olsen: ’I was only three when my 17-year-old babysitter sexually assaulted me...You pursued justice during a time when criminal charges for sexual assault were scarce. Justice did not prevail, but you did, and I love you for it.’

It would seem the Queen believes Harry and Meghan can’t be half-in, half-out and will become private citizens

Hollywood is apparently nowhere near as woke as it likes to think it is

Mirrors melt on trucks, wind whips up from nowhere, fires create their own weather systems. Inside the firefighters’ terrifying battle against the wildfires, and the Canadians helping along the way.

Stephen Maher: He was unafraid to say things, to mix it up, to tell people to kiss his arse if called for. Politicians today could learn from him.