Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for Monday, November 21, 2016
Trudeau home from Asia-Pacific meeting with a few plums
New fighter jets could cost more than Liberals projected
Brad Wall stands alone against federal carbon-pricing plan
Exile Tibetan prime minister urges Canada to support human rights
Canada's African opportunity
Canada's quality of life lags economic growth, index shows
Ottawa's plan to give weapons to Kurds delayed by Iraqi government
Health Minister urged to re-examine possible side effects of anti-malarial drug
Liberals present plan to phase-out coal-powered electricity by 2030
Planned coal phase-out holds few political risks for Justin Trudeau
Women in military subjected to harassment, discrimination, suit alleges
Cabinet could decide fighter jet plan as early as Tuesday, industry sources say
Vaunted First Nations jobs plan misses target inside Indigenous Affairs Ministry
Russia, China targeting Canada's classified information, spy agency warns
Trudeau government deserves credit for getting rid of coal
Canada and world vow to battle climate change without Donald Trump
Trudeau government must tighten gun laws
RCMP is overstating Canada's 'surveillance lag'
Canada accelerates phasing out of coal, breaking from Trump
Tory leadership race needs authenticity
Canada's ISIS fight still matters
Canada, be on the lookout for spies
A carbon tax without the United States? Only if we do it at the lowest possible cost
Charlie Angus, 'socialist punk rocker with a big heart,' expected to announce federal NDP leadership bid
Bloc Quebecois MP uses foul language to denounce Ottawa's cheese policy, gets Speaker's censure
Spy agency bluntly warns 'Canada remains a target' of cybertheft from Russia and China
Chris Alexander, of 'Barbaric Cultural Practices' Duo, Says Trump Tone won't work for Canada
How to House us All
Ottawa announces plan to phase out coal-fired electricity by 2030
Phasing out coal: good for the environment, bad for your wallet
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