Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for Monday, May 22, 2017.
Canadian reaction to Manchester, England bombing
Trudeau says Canadians are 'shocked' by news of explosion in Manchester
Canadian officials express concern, solidarity after deadly explosion in U.K.
Final push for votes this week in Conservative leadership race
Freeland speech to trumpet Canadian tolerance, but won't take aim at Trump
Trudeau heads to NATO, G7 summits, where Trump is top of mind
Canada's prison agency closes in on new solitary confinement rules
Canadians want Ottawa to erase old marijuana convictions, poll finds
Scammers convince senior he's funding terrorist in elaborate con job
Tax worker fired after biggest privacy breach at Revenue Canada
How the Conservative leadership vote could be won, ballot by ballot
Ukraine seeks to avoid being a bargaining chip between Washington and Moscow
Justin Trudeau heads to Europe for NATO and G7 summits, where Trumps's 'fireworks' remain an expectation
Let's make the most from U.S. trade talks
Canada must negotiate NAFTA from a position of strength
Quebec NDP success requires more than speaking French
NDP MP Niki Ashton has made her priorities clear
Justin Trudeau off to Europe to meet with Global leaders including Donald Trump
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