Trudeau looks to shore up the Caribbean vote
Politics Insider for May 21: Trudeau gets on the phone with the Barbados PM, CSIS alludes to outdated laws stymying investigations and Jim Watson loves the Wu-Tang Clan
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Parliament avoids hairy debate on dairy bill
Politics Insider for May 14: Canada has a new face of accountability, the economy faces a long recovery and the border stays closed—for now
Stephen Harper has some new advice for governments everywhere
Politics Insider for May 13: The feds beef up payments to seniors, O’Toole may be the new Scheer and a possible happy ending on the high seas
A big business bailout? No, this is just bridge financing.
Politics Insider for May 12: Ottawa turns over a new LEEFF, Dominique Anglade breaks a new barrier and Doug Ford breaks his own rules
Can you run the U.S. postal service from an Ottawa mansion?
Politics Insider for May 8: The new U.S. postmaster-general is married to Trump’s pick for ambassador to Canada, election speculation is back and Sidewalk Labs is dead
This repatriation ceremony was not like all the others
Politics Insider for May 7: Tories have a broadband plan, the nation’s capital finally lightens up and Shopify soars to new heights
The agriculture sector asked for $2.6 billion. Here’s what it got.
Politics Insider for May 6: This economic downturn is a she-cession, a firearms petition explodes out of the gate and Leslyn Lewis makes a charge
Can Canadians go outside or not? Trudeau is at odds with some experts.
Politics Insider for May 5: The Liberals open up a lead in the polls, interpreters are reporting more workplace injuries and Nunavut is back to zero coronavirus cases
Abbigail Cowbrough played ’Amazing Grace’ for a mournful Nova Scotia. Now, the province mourns her.
Politics Insider for May 1: A tragic military helicopter crash leaves one dead and five missing, small businesses are still anxious about rent and the federal deficit could hit a quarter-trillion dollars
Most snowbirds are staying home. These Snowbirds are about to take flight.
Politics Insider for April 30: The House debates billions in student aid, Quebec jumps the gun and a former Liberal wants to lead the Greens