John Geddes

The lawyer for the family of Colten Boushie says ending the exclusion of Indigenous jurors can be swiftly accomplished—and Ottawa is listening

In the row between B.C. and Alberta, the PM has carved out an unusually firm personal stance and political strategy on a tough issue

When the government required summer jobs grants applicants to make an ’attestation’ that they support Charter rights, it set off a battle over federal overreach

John Geddes on the three points from the PM’s Davos speech—on trade, technology, and, yes, newborns—that deserve a little unpacking

Labour Minister Patty Hajdu says the government is ’very comfortable’ with a new funding requirement that has religious organizations fuming

Hassan Diab’s case has experts pushing for reform that makes extradition more difficult for people in ’exceptional circumstances’

The PM is at home on the stage, managing the energy level in the room even when questions turn hostile, or his answers start to bore

At a cabinet retreat, Chrystia Freeland promises to try new ideas at the next NAFTA bargaining session

As St. Francis Xavier’s arm tours Canada this month, an expert talks about the long tradition of gazing at relics

Dr. Jeffrey Turnbull leaves behind an elite medical career to help homeless people suffering from addiction