John Geddes

Why does the tough-on-crime legislation stop judges from sentencing house arrests?

Back in the fall of 2007, two very drunk men, who had previously been romantically involved, were arguing outside a Winnipeg...

The interim leader must be rousing, but leave room for the real leader to wow them in 2013

That the attacks didn’t seem to change American life has troubled many commentators

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s government has prided itself on being a player at the highest levels of international economic...

The most interesting moment from Sidney Crosby’s news conference this afternoon—at least, to me—isn’t getting prominent...

At first blush, the two big art shows in Canada this summer—the National Gallery’s Caravaggio and his Followers in Rome...

An activist and an intellectual, Layton was the rare politician whose passion came from deep within

Canadians apparently. Far from being under siege (except in Toronto), they’re thriving—and experimenting.

How much can a government afford to cut spending if economic growth is tepid? It’s a question Finance Minister Jim Flaherty must...