Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for Thursday, November 17, 2016
The Prime Minister's Tour
Trudeau, Pen Nieto to discuss NAFTA strategy this weekend: source
Trudeau to discuss gender equality in visits to Liberia and Madagascar
Trudeau touts benefits of freer trade in Argentina visit
Trudeau and Argentina's president say trade - not protectionism - will help the poor, unemployed
Justin Trudeau in Argentina, hoping to deepen ties with ally nation
Trudeau to visit Liberia, attend la Francophonie in Madagascar on 1st trip to Africa as PM
Trudeau aims to rekindle ties with Argentina as doors open to foreign investors
Justin Trudeau, Mexican President to discuss NAFTA strategy in wake of Trump Presidency: source
Justin Trudeau announces deal on Canadian pork, mining with Argentina
Ottawa prepares to overhaul mental-health services for military
Canada committed to climate policy despite Trump win
If you thought globalization was bad, just wait for deglobalization
Ukraine seeks Western support against Russian aggression
Liberal MPs urge Facebook to curb fake news in bid to preserve politics
Liberals accused of trying to skew results of electoral reform consults
Ottawa launches review of language rules for delivery of federal services
Opposition to private investment in infrastructure 'stupid': Adam Vaughan
Alberta strongly opposed to privatizing Canada's airports, minister says
Hackers target Canadian government's energy and resource departments
Kurdish PM opposes Canada's 'organized migration' of Yazidis
Canadian Forces recruiting website hacked
Half of complaints against RCMP lead to discipline, data suggests
NAFTA in dire need of revamp, says original negotiator
Kellie Leitch's bizarre leadership campaign
Liberals again considering soul source purchase of Super Hornet fighter jets to replace CF-18s
'No consensus ' among Canadians on particular voting system, Maryam Monsef writes to committee
Kellie Leitch says she's running against elites, but her campaign donations tell a different story
Take the secret poll that the federal government says is not their secret poll on electoral reform!
Time for straight talk about Canada's Iraq mission - it's war
Elizabeth May interrupts Michelle Rempel for using 'unparliamentary' language: 'The word was f-a-r-t'
Trudeau government assessing a future without Canada's two largest newspaper companies
Trudeau should forget infrastructure P3s and support a People's Bank
NDP open to referendum on Electoral Reform
Hacked Canadian Forces website taken down after redirecting to Chinese state portal
Can Canada escape Donald Trump's NAFTA crosshairs unscathed?
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