National immunization strategy remains a patchwork
The feds on a Canada-wide vaccine registry: ’Please contact the provinces’
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.
Harper’s vaccine-science plea raises a policy question
’We have a responsibility to set an example, for God’s sake’
Bill Gates on making global development a popular movement
"Can we ignite this desire for that connection?"
On Chris Alexander’s ’hijab’ reference
Defending the federal government’s position against face coverings being worn during citizenship oaths, a key minister uses the term ’hijab’ in an odd way
Cross-border shopping for a good death
Canada’s top court gave the federal government a year to implement its ruling on doctor-assisted suicide. What if the provinces are left to sort it out amongst themselves?
Interview: The CMA’s president on assisted dying
Dr. Chris Simpson calls for a process to set new rules
Top court allows ’physician-assisted death’
John Geddes on the legal and ethical conundrum handed to the federal government by the Supreme Court’s historic decision
Architects’ group comes out against Ottawa memorial
Expert opposition seems to be growing
The Canadian flag: a cool ’60s design turns 50
But would we do it as well today?
Baird shouted lots, but had a subtler side, too
Behind politics and policy, the politician cultivated personal relationships that mattered