Geoffrey Stevens
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MPs need to clean up their act
The grace with which Garneau took his leave was a striking contrast to the ugly Question Period that preceded it, Geoffrey Stevens writes. → Read More
Foreign interference scandal is much ado about nothing much
The Tory strategy is unrelenting. Find an issue, and blame the prime minister personally, writes Geoffrey Stevens → Read More
In praise of ‘President’ Ford
It's true that you promised during the election to protect the 2-million-acre Greenbelt in Southern Ontario from the ravages of development. But that was then, writes Geoffrey Stevens → Read More
Is Dawson City Roswell North?
A sensible person would not accept at face value “official” explanations for unknown objects — balloons, cylinders or things the size of small cars — that are shot down. → Read More
Poilievre moving to the centre
Someone must have advised him to give his head a shake and told him that his anti-vax bill served only to remind everyone of his foolhardy behaviour last February. → Read More
Politics as usual is not good enough
Lacking the sort of agenda for an alternative government that voters might expect from an adult opposition, Poilievre attacks Trudeau personally, writes Geoffrey Stevens. → Read More
Morneau in a race he can’t win
Bill Morneau discovered, as others before him had, that the prime minister doesn’t always have his finance minister’s back, Geoffrey Stevens writes. → Read More
Will the Liberals save the CBC?
Since its creation in the early 1930s, the CBC has been a symbol of Canadian nationhood, Geoffrey Stevens writes. → Read More
CBC at a crossroads once again
Geoff Stevens wonders how hard Justin Trudeau and the Liberals are prepared to fight to save the CBC → Read More
Dear Prime Minister, how’s your vacation in Jamaica going?
Geoffrey Stevens writes some helpful advice for a vacationing prime minister. → Read More
Want to be Canada’s prime minister? It will help if you are a little crazy
Ottawa may help provinces, but it will want to see action on health care, writes Geoff Stevens. → Read More
Tough byelections ahead for Liberals
Mississauga-Lakeshore was too easy, writes Geoffrey Stevens. The Calgary Heritage byelection will be toughest. The most competitive: Winnipeg South Centre. → Read More
Tough byelections ahead for Liberals
Mississauga-Lakeshore was too easy, writes Geoffrey Stevens. The Calgary Heritage byelection will be toughest. The most competitive: Winnipeg South Centre. → Read More
Is Schreiner the Liberals’ answer?
The Liberals have been scrounging for someone, anyone, to take on their leadership, Geoffrey Stevens writes. → Read More
Is ‘new’ Trudeau ready for a fight?
That Justin Trudeau is still prime minister has more to do with weak, incompetent opposition than love for him and Liberals, writes Geoffrey Stevens → Read More
Liberals stand tough at Emergencies Act inquiry
Trudeau “serene” and “confident” that he had made the right decision, writes Geoffrey Stevens. Attempts at cross-examination failed to shake him. → Read More
Liberals stand tough at Emergencies Act inquiry
Trudeau “serene” and “confident” that he had made the right decision, writes Geoffrey Stevens. Attempts at cross-examination failed to shake him. → Read More
Rays of hope for moderate Canadian voters
The challenge of becoming a party with which moderate voters can feel comfortable seems too daunting for the Conservative Party of Canada, writes Geoffrey Stevens. → Read More
Rays of hope for moderate Canadian voters
The challenge of becoming a party with which moderate voters can feel comfortable seems too daunting for the Conservative Party of Canada, writes Geoffrey Stevens. → Read More
Big hitters on deck at Emergencies Act inquiry
Don’t expect Judge Rouleau to come down hard on the prime minister, to second-guess him, to find he lacked sufficient cause to declare the public emergency, writes Geoffrey Stevens → Read More