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Politics Insider for February 25: Now it’s Wilson-Raybould’s turn to speak, voters in Burnaby have their say on Singh and Liberals make the pitch for Trans Mountain 2.0

Andrew MacDougall: If the former AG adds credible colour to the story being told by anonymous sources this week, it will be a devastating day for Trudeau

Anne Kingston: Powerful men repeatedly refused to accept Wilson-Raybould’s authority. This isn’t a ’he said, she said.’ It’s a ’he, he, he-said.’

The firm lobbied hard in Ottawa, but it didn’t get precisely the deferred prosecution regime it hoped for and not everyone was open to its advances

David Moscrop: The Privy Council clerk’s soliloquy—though not objectively wrong—sowed confusion and suspicion of partisanship. Isn’t that what he’s trying to stop?

Stephen Maher: Canada’s top bureaucrat gives the Liberals a new line: Yes Wilson-Raybould was pressured, but no one was acting to pursue corrupt ends

Tabatha Southey offers 12 tips to the former aide of Donald Trump who—whoops!—posted a photo with crosshairs near the head of the judge presiding over his trial

Image of the Week: Duke star Zion Williamson is injured when his Nike blows out, exposing the smelly insole of his sport’s relationship with shoe companies

Politics Insider for February 22: Canada’s top civil servant leaps to Trudeau’s defence, ’somebody’s going to be shot’, and an impending end to steel tariffs

In surprising testimony, Privy Council Clerk Michael Wernick denounces reckless talk, defends the government, and declares the Wilson-Raybould affair can be settled ’fairly quickly’