Wright and Duffy: the contrast in styles is vivid, but what about the rules?
John Geddes on the conflict of interest potential in a besieged senator’s $90,000 gift
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.
Looking at art with history in mind: a very brief Ottawa summer tour
Among the many fine things about a classic summer family road trip is the way history often becomes part of the holiday. Pull the...
Tax cheats have nowhere to hide
High-profile leaks of private bank data raise new questions about the widespread use of offshore accounts
What we’ll miss about Mark Carney
You judge us shallow for dwelling on performance style? Show a little pity.
Justin Trudeau’s feminine mystique
The new Liberal leader is being portrayed as not manly enough--which won’t hurt his polling numbers at all
A first look at Justin Trudeau’s new ad: not a tree in sight
John Geddes on Liberals and locale
Government denies link between RCMP arrests and House terrorism debate
Spokesman says no connection between Bill S-7 debate and arrests in alleged train attack plot
Justin Trudeau’s other opponent
The new Liberal leader’s biggest rivalry may not be with Harper, but fellow progressive Mulcair
Trudeau, Harper and the Boston bombings: Let’s go back to the tape
John Geddes on what the Liberal Leader said ... and how the PM responded
An acceptance speech with a dose of the unexpected
Trudeau still surprised onlookers as he secured Liberal leadership.