In the aftermath on Parliament Hill, three key questions
Laws to pass, ’lone wolves’ to combat, and innocence long lost
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.
Who shot the Ottawa gunman?
Vickers’ heroism is undoubted, but there were a ’multitude of shots’
I met an old soldier at the end of a ’damn sad’ day
Gordon O’Connor sums up a tragic day in Ottawa
Q&A: U.S. expert discusses lone attackers and security layers
John Geddes talks to a former sergeant-in-arms of the U.S. Senate
Liberal MP John McKay reflects on a sobering morning on Parliament Hill
"I hope we don’t yield to paranoia."
Three key files that are fleshed out in Justin Trudeau’s new book
Though Trudeau’s memoir is largely noteworthy for its glimpses of his famous family and odd upbringing, hints at policy do appear
Doing the math on Thomas Mulcair’s daycare plan
The NDP proposes a bold national daycare program modelled after the one in Thomas Mulcair’s backyard
Just how seriously is Canada’s voice taken now?
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has a much weaker record on foreign policy than he would have Canadians believe
Canada 2020: John Geddes in conversation with Miles Corak
The social mobility expert on the nature of inequality
Canada 2020: John Geddes in conversation with Frank Graves
The pollster on Canada’s pronounced progressive swing