Andrew Scheer has a problem
The Conservative leader has left himself open to charges of intolerance in his party. It could be the biggest, ugliest issue in the coming election.
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A new 338Canada projection has the Tories safely in majority territory
Philippe J. Fournier: The latest electoral model has the Conservatives winning 174 seats, while the Liberals face big losses in Ontario and Atlantic Canada
Maybe stop calling it Team Trudeau
Paul Wells: The Liberals’ best hope now? Trudeau must portray himself as the person best equipped to clean up Justin Trudeau’s mess.
Carbon tax ruling is a modest win for Trudeau—but after a string of losses, whatever works
The Saskatchewan court decision puts the Liberals on better campaign footing at a time when they’re visibly wobbling
My bookclub with U.S. Attorney General William Barr
Tabatha Southey: Think the Attorney General’s testimony this week was frustrating? Just try discussing Moby Dick with him.
Why you just may vote Green this time
Anne Kingston: Elizabeth May’s party has emerged as the potential sleeper at an increasingly polarized political moment
Kenney, Trudeau and the handshake shakedown
At political photo-ops, ’don’t leave me hanging’ can be a matter of milliseconds—and big-time one-upmanship
For people with dementia, a fight for the right to die
The Alzheimer Society of Canada is reconsidering its position on advanced requests for assisted death, amidst a difficult debate about the rights of those with dementia
The stop-Trudeau summit
Politics Insider for May 3: Kenney and Ford to meet, why Trudeau’s brand is in trouble and one for the wonks
Shinzo Abe went to Canada, and all he got was this corny door-knocker
Image of the week: After a pleasant visit to our nation’s capital, the Japanese PM and his wife installed the beaver-shaped hardware back home—and showed it off on Instagram