Meet François-Philippe Champagne, Trudeau’s new trade minister
Before his big cabinet promotion, Champagne talked economic policy with Maclean’s
John Geddes
Charlie Angus comes in from the cold
Charlie Angus might be NDP leader. He’s also been a punk rocker, homeless advocate and Aboriginal rights activist.
Architect Arthur Erickson’s Bank of Canada legacy
Why some of the celebrated Canadian architect’s work has been discarded
Canadian politics 2016: The year in 12 chapters
John Geddes returns with his annual month-to-month look back at Canada’s national affairs
Jane Philpott on what the provinces can expect on health funding
The federal health minister tells John Geddes about her home-care and mental-health priorities
In Justin Trudeau’s second year, promises meet proving ground
Amid questions for Trudeau about the economy, and a fight for the middle class, John Geddes envisions what 2017 will hold for the Liberals
Inside Christy Clark’s climate change brinksmanship
Did B.C. Premier Christy Clark win something real, or just put on a show?
Joe Biden comes to Ottawa, and it feels oddly familiar
On two career politicians—including one longtime Canadian PM—who weren’t crude populists and stayed cool
Q&A: Mark Holland on electoral reform consultations—and what comes next
Under heavy fire, a key Liberal voice on changing how we vote defends the government’s approach to electoral reform
Maryam Monsef’s change in parliamentary tone
Maryam Monsef on keeping a positive tone, speaking the truth, and carrying herself with integrity in the House