Mulcair picks his battle
The NDP and the Tories are more than happy to spar over the Alberta oil sands boom
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.
Are young Quebeckers really getting a bad deal?
John Geddes on "intergenerational inequity"
Quebec’s protests and the intergenerational question
he point is to look at who is paying now for Quebec’s colleges and universities
Vincent’s nature, not his tragedy: the new Van Gogh show
The National Gallery’s summer exhibit on the Dutch Post-Impressionist is devoid of faces, but full of the rhythms and riots of nature
A Conservative MP lets his guard down (then puts it back up)
My colleague Aaron Wherry has posted here that illuminating, unfiltered video of B.C. Conservative MP David Wilks discussing with...
Brigette DePape: from rogue page to activist icon
John Geddes in conversation with Brigette Depape
Advanced cottage mooching
Jessica’s tips are very nice for the novice, but when you feel you’re ready to take your lakeside freeloading up a notch:
Banking on Van Gogh to draw crowds to the National Gallery of Canada
Marc Mayer goes with a safe bet in mounting Van Gogh: Up Close
The Liberal crisis
Only Justin Trudeau, who has seemed to rule out a run, rivals Rae for generating interest
Liberal rebuilding: cautious optimism, but also fear the party hasn’t yet hit bottom
A preview of our cover story this week