Jody Wilson-Raybould

The NDP asked Mario Dion last week to examine whether Trudeau’s aides leaned on the former attorney general to pursue a deal instead of fraud charges

Deferred prosecutions can spare jobs, pensions and taxpayer dollars, says expert Kenneth Jull, but cabinet must act to prevent future political storms

Anne Kingston: The allegation involving Jody Wilson-Raybould has effectively kneed the Liberal government where it hurts the most—squarely in its Real Change™ optics.

Bill Wilson: ’The reality is that with Trudeau and this government, reconciliation is more a farce than the Conservatives.’

Paul Wells: For two years a remediation agreement was at the heart of the firm’s makeover plan, and anyone who read a Montreal newspaper knew it

A legal expert wades in on that—and on the sensitive question of the difference between undue pressure and legitimate consultation involving the AG

Sprinkled through her recent speeches are strong hints of frustration about the pace of change and resentment at feeling sidelined at the cabinet table

Paul Wells: What’s alleged in today’s Globe story is not just plausible, it points to bigger PMO problems. And it’s the sort of thing that can destroy governments.

Paul Wells: Like the shuffle before it, today’s won’t change anything about a government that’s chronically stage-managed by a tiny cadre of staffers

The newly sworn-in minister of veterans affairs spoke to reporters about why her new job isn’t a demotion—and why she’s ’incredibly proud’ of her work