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Politics Insider for March 21: Philpott opens up about her decision to quit cabinet, Morneau fends off the R-word and a UCP landslide in Alberta?

In an exclusive interview with Paul Wells, the former Treasury Board president says: ’we actually owe it to Canadians as politicians to ensure that they have the truth.’

Jason Markusoff: With Kenney holding a commanding lead, Notley’s NDP is plotting a bare-knuckle campaign. No one’s coming out on top.

Allen Abel reports from Washington as the U.S. president enjoys an off-week for Congress and meets an actual fan in Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro

Ottawa builds a bridge, kills a bridge and goes to Dubai

The Liberals’ election budget is focusing on helping first-time homebuyers, lowering student loan burdens and boosting retirement benefits for low-income seniors

Paul Wells: The election-year budget is sprinkled with what money TruMorn could scrap together. And buried deep inside is a big headache for journalists.

Liberals fund a framework for the Canadian Drug Agency, setting the stage for coordination with the provinces. But there’s no promise for when — or if — coverage will kick in

Canada’s cities were big winners when the Liberals tabled their fourth budget. They met all the big players in government. Not all lobbyists were so lucky.

A middle class message was straight out of the Liberal playbook, paired with windfalls for municipalities, senior citizens and students