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2. A Liberal aide and a 54-day gap
3. Why Trudeau can't open the door that Canadians locked
4. Poilievre inches closer to admitting he'll cut programs; When pressed by a journalist nine months ago on dental, child care, he was clear; since then, not so much
5. Brighter signs on affordability ease economic pressures just as Liberals run out of time
6. Everyone is running against Trudeau except Liberals, who are running away
7. Bloc kills election suspense as Blanchet seeks Liberal support for seniors measure
8. Justin Trudeau's by-election take: no change; Despite the defeat in LaSalle, PM's conclusion is that he has to continue
9. Trudeau still the centre of attention in an unstable Parliament
10. Trudeau insists he's staying on, but signs in Ottawa point to time being short
11. Jagmeet Singh opens the Layton playbook for a longshot election gamble
12. Minority Liberals now face unpredictable jeopardy
13. MPs call an ArriveCan witness, forget the key question; Bidding process bent to give GCStrategies an advantage in winning contract was overlooked
14. It's time to kill a fallacy to save immigration
15. Immigration Minister's bad options; Marc Miller must choose how to slow the population growth sparked by a boom in foreign students and temporary workers
16. Poilievre takes real ideas on the drug crisis and wraps them in nonsense
17. The new candidate still has the President's big incumbent problem
18. The Trudeau Show is on summer hiatus
19. Trump's America won't be interested in allies; If the U.S. isn't invested in committing to alliances, China and Russia will be
20. Searching for someone to whisper in a leader's ear; Liberals don't have much experience with rebellion, but there aren't many ways to mount one now
21. A cunning plan to leave the Finance Minister dangling; The PM's desire to get Mark Carney into the Liberal Party isn't as covert as he thinks it is
22. Doug Ford's hierarchy of needs starts with beer first
23. Trudeau smiles and swivels his way around questions; Some in the Prime Minister's party say he's an obstacle, and he hasn't answered
24. Justin Trudeau's leadership troubles aren't going away
25. PMO declines to comment on letter from Liberal MPs requesting caucus meeting; A small group of MPs sent a note to Liberal caucus chair Brenda Shanahan to discuss 'extremely concerning' by-election results
26. For Justin Trudeau, everything new is the same old again
27. Despite softer tone, May agrees with Singh's assessment of secret foreign-interference report
28. Singh says Ottawa tolerates interference; As NDP Leader speaks out about activities of some MPs, Poilievre is now the only leader not seeking the full report
29. Elizabeth May sees no traitors around her; Unlike other opposition leaders, the Green Party head read the report on foreign interference and told us what she thinks
30. Even the spies think the rush to name foreign interference collaborators is rash; If we don't want denunciations based on suspicions and politicians' power games, then a standard needs to be set first
31. Jagmeet Singh tries to seize the moment with his week of grocery-price anger
32. 'Witting' is the word that changes everything; Report makes clear for the first time that federal politicians have knowingly participated in foreign interference
33. Missing cheers for a pipeline that's delivering on the bargain
34. National security is no time for amateur hour; Canada's intelligence system needs some kind of co-ordination, an issue the PM must fix
35. Britain's Rishi Sunak provides a lesson for Justin Trudeau; Can an improving economy save a politically near-dead prime minister? Probably not
36. Nobody asked you about a utopia, Mr. Poilievre
37. Liberals' delays on foreign interference carry profound costs; A much-needed agent registry is on the way, but likely won't be ready by 2025 election
38. Opposition Leader could have avoided Speaker's punishment, but he didn't
39. When will Mark Carney run for the Liberal leadership?
40. The Liberals weight-loss goal shows they are running out of options
41. The police raid, as Parliament scolds; It was the RCMP that provided the new developments to fuel MPs' questions, forcing Kristian Firth to confirm he is being investigated
42. Can Chrystia Freeland resist the Liberal urge to spend in her next budget?
43. The Liberal-NDP pharmacare deal sets clock ticking on alliance
44. Cartoonish politics can't prevail as serious questions abound on internet regulation
45. Call in more ArriveCan investigators; The whodunnit is still a whodunnit, so it's a good thing the committee is urging further investigation
46. Pointe-Claire demonstrates the nonsense in Poilievre's housing formula
47. Dodging the NATO spending target for defence is a shrug that Canada can no longer afford from its politicians
48. ArriveCan's tale gets worse, yet still a mystery; The Auditor-General's report leaves too many questions unanswered surrounding its creation
49. Singh draws NDP's line in the sand, but it's invisible; Leader told reporters if there is no agreement on pharmacare by March 1, there would be 'consequences'
50. On ArriveCan, Tories switch from prosecution to defence
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