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A big part of that plan is ’No more Mr. Mean Guy’: stop picking fights and play well with others—including the Prime Minister

Politics Insider for Dec. 6: Trudeau’s vague throne speech, how Canada can fight back against China’s bullying, and Trump muses about slapping Canada with more tariffs

For comment on the Governor General’s contribution to the Speech from the Throne, we turn to a professor of philosophy of physics

The minority Liberal government’s Speech from the Throne was a vaguer road map than the confident, shiny plan of 2015

Paul Wells: If the Liberals’ goal was to be deliberately vague, well, the Trudeau team’s speechwriters absolutely nailed it

Terry Glavin: Riots as far as the eye can see. And even in the world’s most stable democracies, the absence of street protestors masked a loss of public confidence in governing institutions.

Scott Gilmore: On your first day in the House, you’re going to see your colleagues heckle. It’s a stain on the beating heart of our country.

Donald Trump’s final innings would be less daunting if the rule of law hadn’t been called out at third base—to the delight of the president’s cheering fans

Amir Attaran: There is one legal move that would prompt immediate action—shutting down Canadian airspace to Chinese cargo services

Stephen Maher: Outrage over Justin Trudeau has distracted from some worrisome moves Jason Kenney is making in Alberta