Harper and Ignatieff on Guergis: variations on a set-piece scandal
Where’s the wounded self-righteousness? The outrage?
John Geddes
John Geddes is Ottawa bureau chief at Maclean’s and has covered federal politics and policy for more than two decades. He also writes regularly about art.
On the GG speculation: no contest
If former top soldier John de Chastelain is being considered, the job should be his
"How to End the War in Afghanistan"
Little insight from Ottawa, so turn to David Miliband’s latest essay for some clarity
Wait, where did all the money go?
Harper launched a $612-million plan to remedy wait times in 2007
Fixing the refugee mess
With Liberal support likely, Kenney’s move looks like a winner
Why the Tories love Canada Post
Never mind expert advice, Ottawa won’t go after this monopoly
Ignatieff’s "party of the network"
John Geddes reports on the wrap-up to the Liberal thinkers’ conference
Shanghai surprise: selling education and urbanism to Asia
Even in this image-saturated era, pictures of far-off places still have the capacity to make our eyes widen. When Dominic...
Robert Fowler wakes up the Liberals in Montreal
Diplomat slams Liberals and Conservatives on foreign policy
What if it doesn’t go as planned?
Flaherty projects five years of about five per cent growth