John Geddes

Ottawa bureau chief John Geddes talks to party strategists and independent observers about the way to win in 2015

Both Stephen Harper and Thomas Mulcair have plans to reform the Senate that may prove unconstitutional. Now what?

Flora MacDonald trailblazed for women, but suspected they ultimately let her down

MacDonald’s advice to those aspiring to office: learn to ’relate to the difficulties somebody down the street is having’

He didn’t emerge in support of abolishing the Senate—but the Prime Minister’s plans are still worthy of scrutiny. John Geddes explains

In conversation with urban design guru Larry Beasley on the lessons we can learn from Ottawa’s plans for the victims of communism memorial

Justin Trudeau’s Liberals want to change the way parliamentarians are elected. But who really wins with electoral reform?

The NCC is revising the design of a controversial monument. John Geddes explains why it’s unlikely to sway those who find the idea unthinkable

A wide-ranging conversation with the Liberal leader on the issues of the day

The Liberal leader says he’s surprised anyone would ’make it seem like the Liberal party doesn’t care about the Charter’