A dark day in Kabul, calls for a public health agency probe, and Sunny O’Toole
Politics Insider for Aug. 26: Canada’s leaves thousands behind in Afghanistan; the return of Ruth Ellen Brosseau; and could Singh back O’Toole?
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Tories promise more money for mental health, NDP vows lower mobile bills, and other election news
Politics Insider for Aug. 26: Plus, misleading claims on health care, Monsef’s ’brothers’ remark, and O’Toole’s shifting policy positions
Liberal supporters are nervous, O’Toole’s lead amongst young voters, and Singh’s good week
Politics Insider for Aug. 25: Even Liberal MPs are not sure why we’re having an election, the term Toolemania enters the lexicon, and Jagmeet Singh’s momentum numbers
A Twitter video gone wrong and the unpredictability of a pandemic election
Politics Insider for Aug. 24: ’Manipulated media,’ Singh’s green promises and a poll depicting a ’volatile electorate’
The race appears to be tightening after Week One
Politics Insider for Aug. 23: Trudeau plans to go on the offensive, Tories are happy with their first week and why it might be time to keep an eye on Jagmeet Singh
Boots on the ground in Afghanistan
Politics Insider for Aug. 20: Canadian troops coordinate with the U.S. to help Canadians and Afghans get out, Trudeau promises help for long-term care, and a reprieve for Annamie Paul
Trudeau downplays inflation and O’Toole’s Quebec pitch
Politics Insider for Aug. 19: The battle over vaccine policy, horror in Kabul, and a sketchy Ontario PC fundraising letter
A new premier in Nova Scotia, a stalled Kabul evacuation, and that Wonka ad
Politics Insider for Aug. 18: There’s a new premier in town; Canada’s Kabul evacuation is faltering; plus all the election hits and misses
O’Toole’s master plan, an ‘exceedingly dangerous’ situation in Afghanistan, and a PM-Ford truce
Politics Insider for Aug. 17: Trudeau responds to the situation in Kabul, Erin O’Toole’s 160-page platform document draws attention, a campaign truce, and more
A peek into the early scramble to track COVID-19
Politics Insider for March 17: Thousands of disclosed docs continue to tell the pandemic’s story, the Tories want to take a closer look at the Rogers-Shaw deal, and an unfortunate CPC tweet