Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for Saturday/Sunday, December 17 & 18, 2016.
Federal Government, provinces face off over health transfers
Canadian tourist among at least 10 killed in shooting attacks in Jordan
Christy Clark ready to accept - but not sell - Kinder Morgan pipeline
Warren Allmand: Former MP led effort to abolish death penalty
Jordan standoff over, Canadian among 10 killed by gunmen: authorities
Health-care transfers to provinces will fall short of what premiers want: Feds
Measuring parliamentary production a year after the Liberals took over management
Manitoba Premier says he'll be in Costa Rica six to eight weeks a year
Single mom gets Phoenix-related claims approved after going public
DND employees to begin moving into former Nortel campus in January
Tory leadership candidates condemn Kevin O'Leary for comments on military
At last Canada bans deadly asbestos
Union bolsters democracy by securing new rights for scientists
What Mulcair's ouster has in common with Brexit and Trump
Liberal party's self-interest pitted against Trudeau's work on fundraising
Justin Trudeau and the great rock 'n' roll swindle
Trudeau channels Trump
Is Kevin O'Leary the Nowhere Man today's politics craves?
It's time to teach money grubbing politicians a lesson
How Trudeau can lead on the world stage in 2017
Former Dragon breathes fire at Kevin O'Leary
Jobless oil workers would give much for a moment of their prime minister's time
Surely Canada can do something to help Aleppo
Tory leadership candidates condemn Kevin O'Leary for comments on military and Canadian peacekeeping
Trudeau spoke about being 'knocked around' by the media in 'friendly-ish' call to Trump
Two of Canada's newest and youngest MPs optimistic about future of politics
Unpacking the politics: The 'cash-for-access' affair
Big City Mayors answered with silence following demand for fiscal power
Provincial health demands 'out of the realm' of possibility: Bill Morneau
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