Mark Carney’s exit: A shock, but maybe it was inevitable
As John Geddes explains, there’s less resistance in London than in New York City to Carney’s style of regulatory oversight
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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.
In tight-fisted times, cities and towns push for federal money
Opposition politicians are eager send the right signals to the visiting mayors and councilors
Would Tories or Greens benefit if McGuinty’s words affect Calgary Centre?
John Geddes on the question of the hour
Parliamentarian of the year, 2009 (best rookie): Megan Leslie
She hit the Hill running, as they say
Parliamentarian of the year, 2006: Ralph Goodale
One thing is for sure: he can take a punch
On prescription drugs, Aglukkaq raises questions about Tory policy
Why pretend prescription drug abuse is separate from the abuse of illegal drugs?
The new Bond movie and the new "Iron Curtain" history
There’s something uneven about the new James Bond movie, Skyfall , though not in a bad way, and I think it has to do with the...
Michael Snow plays his Trump card
At 83, the innovative Canadian art icon is fine-tuning his latest project: a 65-storey light show
Unions due for a fight with Bill C-377
Private member’s bills typically go nowhere, but one that would force unions to disclose how they spend money appears to have support
A star sculpture brings a New Orleans back story to Canada
John Geddes in conversation with Montreal artist Michel de Broin