John Geddes

Chrystia Freeland insists Canada has to sign, and a top trade lawyer says the White House lacks the authority—but Trump is blustering ahead

John Geddes in Halifax: The Tory leader faces two routes: Fight ideological battles or focus on deliverables. He might be best telling his own story.

John Geddes: The Tory leader’s formative years, and the exiting MP’s rise to prominence, foreshadowed today’s acrimonious split

Response to Maxime Bernier has been heated, but a cooler look at research offers better grounds for not fretting about multiculturalism

Two leading Middle East experts on what this week’s Canada-Saudi diplomatic clash reveals about the powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

Ottawa made a big show of taking on workplace harassment. But its new legislation is full of blanks and a year and a half from coming into force.

After years of work costing $900 million, Parliament Hill’s neglected West Block gets its star turn—eventually

At an unscripted question-and-answer session, the PM opened up on his view of Canada in the world, from defence spending to populist nationalism

From Parliament Hill to city councils to grocery stores, Canadians are embracing a volatile anti-Trump movement

Trudeau’s Indigenous services minister talks about how to address the alarming rates of Indigenous children being taken by child welfare services