The aboriginal affairs minister on First Nations schools
A Q&A with John Duncan
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.
First Nations first: the political agenda as the House returns
John Geddes considers the PM’s To Do list at the start of 2013
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How Canada’s first astronaut stacks up against Justin Trudeau
Mark Carney on the price of your house (and the value of his privacy)
Forget cottaging with a Liberal, the governor confirmed the real estate market has cooled
Brian Mulroney is back
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Moderate native leaders seek common ground in Idle No More
As Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan keeps a low profile
Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan’s First Nations connections
’What keeps me grounded is my First Nations friends,’ says senior cabinet minister
Listening to Brian Mulroney: trade, tactics, environment, and more
John Geddes on the charismatic leader’s 2012 road show
Who counts as "Indian"? Unanswerable questions and basic principles
The way to read yesterday’s decision by Federal Court Judge Michael Phelan—if you want to get a feel for his ruling that the...
Robert Nault, former Indian affairs minister, on Idle No More
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