Why did Harper wade into the Marc Nadon controversy?
From the Maclean’s archives: The real question beneath the Supreme Court legal dispute
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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.
Thomas Mulcair, the man no one hears
The NDP leader has hit a stride in question period, but voters don’t seem to be listening
The art era before the Group of Seven
An Expo 67 vibe—seven decades early
The long, uncertain path to Senate reform
The PM has touted updating the scandal-plagued Senate for years. In 2014, he may score a partial victory
A Q&A with the curator of the National Gallery’s surprising show
A conversation with Charles Hill and his exhibit looking at Canadian art from 1890 to 1918, an ’era of optimism’
12 stories that defined politics in 2013
John Geddes brings order to a bewildering year of scandal and surprise on Parliament Hill
Supreme Court gives government a year to reform prostitution laws
Unanimous ruling strikes down three provisions
Harper on CPP: it’s about individual responsibility
As clue about why the government is rejecting CPP expansion
Ottawa makes a push for eliminating economic barriers between provinces
James Moore’s plan to revive the Agreement on Internal Trade
Job loss scare tactics aren’t helping the Canada Pension Plan debate
How the Conservatives are fudging the numbers