Politics Insider

Politics Insider for Nov. 6: Ontario FinMin Rod Phillips plans more red ink and as much certainty as possible, General Motors recommits to Oshawa and Lisa Raitt shares a moving personal story

Politics Insider for Nov. 3: The former Tory heavyweight returns to private life, Chrystia Freeland promotes a CERS’d rent-relief program and the race for the White House nears its crescendo

Politics Insider for Oct. 30: PM Trudeau meets with EU leaders, there’s a chance a mall near you used facial recognition without your consent and the Quebec referendum was 25 years ago today

Politics Insider for Oct. 29: The Bank of Canada predicts a shaky recovery, Chrystia Freeland defends big spending and the military tries—again—to eliminate sexual misconduct

Politics Insider for Oct. 28: The federal procurement ombudsman and correctional investigator publish annual reports, the PM goes for the heart and Lynn Beyak supports Trump

Politics Insider for Oct. 27: Trudeau won’t commit to a key fiscal progress metric, the Liberals won’t commit to massive document disclosure, and is Parliament broken?

Politics Insider for Oct. 23: The Liberals table more spending for parliamentary approval, the health minister pooh-poohs freedom of information and some Canadian travellers will soon avoid 14-day quarantine

Politics Insider for Oct. 16: Cong Peiwu warns Canada against offering asylum to Hong Kong activists, Mi’kmaw fishers plead for help from the feds and sea otters are back with a vengeance

Politics Insider for Oct. 15: The points of friction between Canada and China mount, Ottawa’s poop offers a realtime glimpse into COVID-10 spread and the feds sell an ejection seat

Politics Insider for Oct. 9: The PM comments on the presidential election south of the border, Ford Motors gets nearly $600 million in taxpayer money and Ben Harper has a new gig