Justin Trudeau

Paul Wells: From the U.K. to Canada to Australia, official residences are crumbling. What does that kind of government paralysis get you?

Paul Wells: Get a second opinion, they said. It’s an election environment, they said. Where have we heard that before?

Tom Parkin: With two unpopular party leaders, expect the coming election campaign to be heavy on the overwrought rhetoric and negativity

A new Pollara survey uncovers a mixed mood that offers openings for contrasting economic pitches in the upcoming federal election

After the G20 summit, news coverage focused on the U.S. president’s commitment to lobby for the release of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor. But did he even make that promise?

Matt Gurney: Just when it seemed our political discourse could not get worse, the parties have unleashed a new form of superficial messaging

Andrew MacDougall: Instead of jetting off to the G20 to be a fly on the wall in the Trump-Xi show, the PM could have made a real statement at home

Step inside the famous building and things seem, in places, smaller and shabbier. But there’s no mistaking the lure of the man in the middle of it.

Image of the Week: Trump forced Justin Trudeau to look upon a toy-sized model of Air Force One as the two discussed world affairs. No one said the meeting would be normal.

Terry Glavin: Why does Beijing think the Trudeau government can simply shuck off the U.S. and free the Huawei exec? Because a certain former PM keeps saying so.