John Geddes

What was once a popular promise from a new leader has became a test for Trudeau’s brand and a headache for government

How Ottawa’s Carson Grove Elementary embraced scores of new students­—all of them refugee children from Syria

A leading expert on international law explains why, no matter how awful Assad is, the world should be uneasy

Who’s up? The reality star-turned-politician, for once. Who’s down? A pair of key Liberal ministers.

When nine died on March 29, 2016 in a Pikangikum house fire, Matthew Miller got angry—and set to work

In this interview, MP Kevin Lamoureux suggests a Liberal election pledge trumps opposition outcry

Family matters, the Trump factor, big-ticket items, gender, shell games—and more

John Geddes on the message behind a not-so-spectacular federal budget, and how Bill Morneau and the Liberals hope to sell it

Behind the scenes, Trudeau’s finance minister cuts deals and crafts policy, but to reach the next level, Morneau’s public persona needs work

The OECD compared newcomers in dozens of countries, including Canada, and the findings are fascinating