John Geddes

Today’s justice committee debate is drawing a lot more attention than last spring’s finance committee look at the same issue—when departmental officials insisted the rules weren’t written for any particular company

Here’s what the PM said about her exit, whether she should be able to talk freely, if MPs should delve into it all, and First Nations leaders’ concerns

A legal expert wades in on that—and on the sensitive question of the difference between undue pressure and legitimate consultation involving the AG

The Tory leader sets his stories of childhood without much money against Trudeau’s ’vast fortune.’ But the two might have quite a lot in common.

Bill Morneau’s next budget is likely to tackle skills training for an economy that’s leaving workers behind

The ambassador and the Prime Minister stress the role of judges in the Meng case, but experts say extradition is ultimately about political decision-making

On a day of surprising new postings—including an unexpected new justice minister—here’s what the PM had to say to reporters in Ottawa

More than half of Canadians feel the economy is in recession (it’s not) as the optimism of a year ago fades, according to Pollara’s annual economy survey

The Liberals are losing their hold on the centre, increasingly willing to alienate and inflame.

One in four Canadians hate their political opponents. And these polarized voters are no fans of Trudeau.