Politics Insider

Politics Insider for Dec. 18: In Canada’s disputes with China and Saudi Arabia the money speaks up, a warning from Poloz about a U.S.-China trade war, and now it pays to be bumped

Politics Insider for Dec. 17: Fallout from Trump’s offer to intervene in Meng’s case continues, Jagmeet Singh wants you to hear him, and mark your calendars for election day

Politics Insider for Dec. 13: China’s retaliation against Canada continues, Trudeau and Freeland blast Trump for politicizing the Meng case and MPs, reporters and others bid farewell to Centre Block

Politics Insider for Dec. 12: China arrests a former diplomat to punish Canada, America wonders what comes after Trump’s lies, and there’s a stranger in the House

Politics Insider for Dec. 11: It’s good that Canada finally took a stand on Huawei, Trudeau has an Alberta problem and O’Regan’s awkward story time for soldiers

Politics Insider for Dec. 10: Meng Wanzhou’s arrest puts Canada and China on a collision course, a first ministers’ meeting about nothing, and why more and more politicians are treating the media as enemies

Politics Insider for Dec. 7: Fallout from Canada’s arrest of Chinese telecom exec, first ministers prepare to tussle in Montreal and Ottawa backs down on summer jobs program

Politics Insider for Dec. 6: Battle lines are being drawn ahead of Friday’s first ministers’ meeting, Grewal’s done answering questions and Mulroney delivers a stirring eulogy for Bush

Politics Insider for Dec. 5: Alberta’s long history of government intervention in the oil industry, Chretien’s Q&A with Wells and just what is Trudeau doing to end Trump’s tariffs?

Politics Insider for Dec. 4: Canada isn’t immune from populism, what we learned from the security review of Trudeau’s India trip, and what was behind the Prime Minister’s $50 million tweet to Trevor Noah