Politics Insider

Oct. 22: Scheer test drives his campaign by zeroing in on Trudeau’s broken deficit promise, while Trudeau should do himself a big favour and release the Mark Norman documents

Oct. 19: The Conservative leader refused to say if he’d keep marijuana legal if he wins the next election, even as others argue Ottawa should now decriminalize hard drugs, too

Oct. 18: Provincial cannabis sites saw more than 100 orders per minute on day one of legal weed, while Ottawa states it will pardon previous marijuana possession charges (eventually).

Oct. 12: There may be a new continental trade deal on the table, but mutual steel and aluminum tariffs won’t just disappear

Oct. 4: Scheer is focusing on the concessions the Trudeau government made to come to a deal, but some say the Conservatives would’ve been in the same boat

Oct. 3: The new trade deal forces all three partners to reveal trade talks with ’non-market’ economies like China months in advance

Oct. 2: Coalition Avenir Québec sweeps to power with a majority government in Quebec

Sept. 28: Canada’s foreign minister may have rankled Donald Trump, but many are coming to her defence, impressed by her tough stance and intellect

Sept. 27: As Canada’s foreign minister got an earful from the U.S. president and Saudi foreign minister, her boss scrambled to win another emotionally charged debate

Sept. 26: Canadian officials are seriously mapping out two bilateral deals, New Brunswick’s re-elected Liberal Premier is done for, Trump gets roasted—by himself.