Maybe Canadians aren’t more enlightened about immigrants, after all
A survey finds that Canadians’ views on immigrants are close to those of Europeans and Americans. Could our political system be what sets us apart?
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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.
Why we broke our electoral reform promise. Signed, a Liberal MP.
An earnest open letter unintentionally exposes the government’s weak position
Trudeau’s zeal for electoral reform fell with his own electoral success
Liberals figured when they won, public satisfaction with the voting system was restored
A debate on Trump’s refugee ban reveals Trudeau’s tricky tightrope
Trudeau earned international praise for his tweet. But at an emergency debate, demands for concrete action went ignored.
On Trump travel ban, new immigration minister plays it cool
Ahmed Hussen, born in Somalia, maintains remarkable composure
What Donald Trump and ’buy American’ means for Canada
Trade experts explore what’s worrying Canadian companies that sell into the United States
How the Trudeau government is bracing for Trump
The federal government is working to exploit contacts and push shared interests as many wonder if the PM and the president will hit it off
Kevin O’Leary’s campaign got rolling over lunch
How the reality TV star shifted from flirting with a Tory leadership bid to organizing the real deal
Was Maryam Monsef ’demoted’ in Trudeau’s cabinet shuffle?
Cabinet clout has little to do with the noun in the minister’s title. What matters more are the priorities handed down in each minister’s mandate.
What you need to know about Trudeau’s cabinet shuffle
As Chrystia Freeland rises, Maryam Monsef falls. And as two Liberal vets move on, two ministers to watch move in