John Geddes

If Canada’s Minister of Transport succeeds on the rail-safety front, her cabinet comeback will be complete

Documents hint at how, inside Finance, the prospect of raising CPP premiums to pay for enriched benefits isn’t viewed so negatively

A conversation with Stephen Saideman, co-author of the important new book "NATO in Afghanistan: Fighting Together, Fighting Alone"

"It is an instant landmark ruling, a classic ruling," says a law professor of the decision’s broad implications

Maclean’s archives: As Jim Flaherty exits politics, he leaves a significant dilemma for his party

How a mild-mannered civil servant became one of the Tories’ biggest antagonists

John Geddes reviews the John Ruskin and Charles Edenshaw exhibits at the National Gallery of Canada

Policy passions meet political calculations at the Manning networking conference

Chief Electoral Officer Marc Mayrand proposes two amendments

André Turcotte has some bad news for the Conservatives: attacking Trudeau isn’t going to work