What’s on the immigrant voter’s mind
Stéphane Dion announced a comprehensive immigration policy today at the Shiang Garden restaurant in Richmond, B.C. It was a...
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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.
Dion gets off a good one
Dion delivered his best joke of the campaign at University of Victoria this afternoon. (OK, there aren’t a lot of other...
Heckling, Burnaby style
Announcing incentives for energy-efficient home retrofits this morning in verdant Burnaby, B.C., Stéphane Dion was heckled. A...
Symptomatic?
Sparrow’s fall might be just an episode, unless it turns out to be a symptom of a deeper flaw in the Conservative campaign. Harper...
Like old times
Liberals in Saint John, N.B., stopped swallowing pancakes long enough for a call-and-response moment with Stephane Dion this...
The fine art of not gloating
With Layton and Harper deciding to let the girl into the tree house after all, you’d think Dion would have rubbed it in a bit. But...
Is Ian Davey the new Rainmaker?
His dad made Trudeau a winner. Davey wants the same for Michael Ignatieff.
Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae are pals. Really.
They’re former roommates, one-time rivals and lifelong friends. Both are cerebral, well-connected and from powerful Ontario families. It appears they want the same job. Who’ll win this time?
Jim Prentice: The fixer
While Harper focused on his own priorities, Jim Prentice navigated a much longer list of key files for the new government
From Harvard to Etobicoke
Michael Ignatieff is a Liberal star candidate who doesn’t always agree with his party