John Geddes

Morneau’s tax turmoil, two new opposition leaders, border-crossing refugees, Indigenous issues, and coping with a Diet Coke-chugging president

Three highlights from the Prime Minister’s response to the finding that he violated conflict of interest rules

The acclaimed violinist is coming to Ottawa for a concert based on the time he busked for rush-hour subway crowds, and had adults ignore him—and kids notice

How a one-time draft dodger and longtime data guru landed at the centre of the small-business tax war, the bitterest policy scrap in Canadian politics in 2017

Any strategy that amounts to Scheer trying to go head-to-head with Trudeau is doomed, experts say

Unveiling military procurements is a proud Ottawa tradition, even if executing on them is another matter

The federal party’s interprovincial trade critic urges a ’nuanced approach’ as the Supreme Court hears a key case on economic barriers within Canada

Trudeau appointed Sheilah Martin—and not an Indigenous jurist—to the top court. Some see it as a missed opportunity.

Arresting them all won’t work, says a leading expert who argues for ’reintegration’ into Canadian society

The federal revenue minister’s claim makes huge assumptions about how much money the CRA will ultimately recoup from tax evaders