John Geddes

Some lawyers say withdrawal without congressional approval would be unconstitutional, but the politics of the play might be another matter

John Geddes on the reason we remember Sir John A. and the importance of weighing historical figures based on more than their flaws

Hamish Marshall, a Rebel board member, says he’s severing links with the site, a decision he came to before its Charlottesville coverage

Trump’s trade czar puts it at 700,000, close to what Bernie Sanders claimed in his presidential run. Others differ.

The Liberals have been hit with a challenge that never fit into their plan. As talks begin this week, the stakes are enormous.

Canada’s former ambassador in Venezuela, Ben Rowswell, on democracy undone, prolonged protests and widespread weight loss

The Saskatchewan premier’s exit, after nearly 10 years in power, follows a familiar pattern

The hopes of those crossing the border are high, but recent history shows they’re far from assured of a successful outcome

On a podcast about the show, the prime minister explained how it influenced his career, and why he’s okay with comparisons to Sam Seaborn

The aw-shucks demeanour of the new leader of the opposition and the federal Tories belies his complexity, and maybe his electability, too