John Geddes

Although major work remains, here’s why the PM can highlight this trade deal between Canada and Europe

A move inside the AFN aims to give local and regional chiefs more autonomy

The government dedicated the future site of the War of 1812 monument, but the very site is controversial

Critics say Canada shies away from major targets. But a new snitch line may be having an impact.

The retired senator has many plans for his non-retirement

With its coaching and financial support of a select few players, the organization has found a way to compete in a dauntingly expensive game

Maclean’s presents an instalment in our patriotic video series designed to hone your skills, add to your already encyclopedic knowledge of this great country and generally make you a super-Canadian. In this edition: Go into the heart of the National Gallery with Maclean’s Ottawa Bureau Chief John Geddes, who offers a new perspective on how to appreciate the country’s artistic legacy.

Does a new Supreme Court ruling undermine Ottawa’s effort to fight cyberbullying?

The reforms announced today by Jason Kenney, however ambitious and comprehensive, can’t be the last word

What’s important to note isn’t so much the decision, writes John Geddes, as how Harper frames the epic challenge still facing Enbridge