OECD quality of care data: how Canada ranks
How well does the system do when it comes to keeping people out of hospital, and caring for those who end up there?
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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.
Harper’s talent for turning
Five years on, the prime minister has perfected his ’spinnerama’
Pointed comments on the kirpan: "above all a religious symbol"
My colleague Colby Cosh says I was "sowing nonsense" when I wrote that the Supreme Court of Canada "found that the kirpan is a...
Q&A: Nav Bains on the kirpan controversy
Sikh MP has shown dagger to Bloc, worn it to U.S. Congress
Ignatieff’s new target
After devoting much of last summer to a bus tour, and part of last fall to holding town-hall style meetings, Michael Ignatieff is hitting the road again to start 2011.
The great health debate: keeping key facts top of mind
Any debate that doesn’t focus on sheer numbers of hospital beds and physicians is dodging the most obvious point
Prime noir
The film noir quality of Stephen Harper’s new ads
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What will it take for the Liberals to win seats?
B.C. rethinks securities regulator case
Flaherty could lose key ally in constitutional battle with provinces
The cabinet shuffle: meaningful but not momentous
The key move is Peter Kent taking over as environment minister