Are the House and Senate about to play Ping-Pong on C-14?
Sen. Frances Lankin says she expects a short rally
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.
The Senate takes on the House over assisted dying
The old concept of "sober second thought" is being stretched
Can the Liberals actually achieve electoral reform?
A Liberal promise to change the electoral system hits a snag—and early cynicism
A surprise turn for Canada’s debate on electoral reform
By giving up their majority on the House committee on electoral reform, the Liberals inject new energy into the process for changing how Canadians vote
Liberals won. Now what? The gap between pomp and policy
Fresh from a policy convention, the exuberant Liberals must make real change in Ottawa. Can they do it?
Liberal insiders try for a bond with the rank-and-file
Our Ottawa bureau chief sketches the key developments at the Liberal policy convention
Five takeaways from Justin Trudeau’s speech
Maclean’s Ottawa bureau chief parses the Prime Minister’s address to hard-core Liberals in Winnipeg
Is there such thing as a ’backroom’ figure anymore?
Katie Telford, Justin Trudeau’s chief of staff, takes centre stage at the 2016 Liberal convention
What Justin Trudeau lost by losing his cool
What a Parliament Hill elbowing means for the much more serious matters of assisted death and electoral reform in a fractured House
Will Michael Chong succeed where Marco Rubio failed?
Chong’s pitch to Canadian Tories echoes Rubio’s to the U.S. GOP