Behind the local controversy hanging over Harjit Sajjan’s India trip
Controversy has erupted in India over comments by a Punjabi politician attacking Canada’s minister of defence who is on a visit to the country
Harjit Sajjan
James ’Mad Dog’ Mattis voices his love for Canadian troops
In contrast to Trump’s tough talk for his NATO allies, Harjit Sajjan has positive meeting with U.S. defence secretary
Ottawa’s reigning political selfie junkie is not who you think
The Prime Minister takes a lot of flack when he constantly poses for selfies at public events. But he’s not Ottawa’s selfie king.
In Justin Trudeau’s second year, promises meet proving ground
Amid questions for Trudeau about the economy, and a fight for the middle class, John Geddes envisions what 2017 will hold for the Liberals
A new Liberal plan for fighter jets doesn’t abandon the F-35
Last year’s Liberal election vows, which definitively ruled out the F-35, have fallen off the radar
The Liberals forge ahead: Six people to watch
Trudeau Report Card: The women and men who will influence Liberal policy in the government’s second year
Liberals face reality of national security in a dangerous world
Trudeau Report Card: Many security promises remain unfulfilled—from better equipping spies to jet purchases
Do attractive politicians have an electoral advantage?
Evan Solomon and John Geddes debate Kellie Leitch’s "anti-Canadian values" gambit, the Liberals’ interest in peace operations, and the value of an attractive politician.
Rapid-Fire Politics: Is peacekeeping a thing of the past?
Evan Solomon and John Geddes react to the federal announcement of funding for UN peace operations, which have shifted away from the kind of peacekeeping Canadians remember from decades past.
Canada will not commit to doubling defence spending
’We had 158 soldiers who died — sacrificed — in Afghanistan. Having been alongside them, contributions can be measured in many different ways’