Bernini’s lover. Oh, and his popes, too.
After staring with growing interest into the faces of, by my rough count, four popes and seven cardinals, two monsignors, a dwarf...
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.
Meeting the new neighbour
Stephen Harper is working to find a way to be heard in the new world of Washington
Blame Canada
A new U.S. Army text says our border is no safer than Mexico’s
Is that all there is?
Jack Layton hopes economic turmoil will help the NDP grow
Obama taps NAFTA architect
The first hard news of the Barack Obama era bodes well for Canada. Various U.S. media reports say the President-elect has asked...
This is what we call the Liberal leadership show
Preferring his comfortable balcony view, McWaldorf declines to join in... leaving more room for a keen youngster to show he’s...
Who’d want to lead the Liberals now?
Broke, disorganized, out of touch, the Grits face a long road back
Location, locution
At Hollywood on the Queensway, the bar in Ignatieff’s Toronto riding of Etobicoke-Lakeshore that, as mentioned in a previous...
Ignatieff spoke
Come to think of it, Michael Ignatieff has been talking about rebuilding parties for quite some time. Back in the spring of...
Ignatieff speaks
Here at Michael Ignatieff’s election-night bash you’d never know the Liberals have lost. Bedouin Soundclash is throbbing in the...