Brown was the first Supreme Court justice ever placed on leave pending a complaint investigation
on how the Liberal government’s handling of foreign interference will go down as one of its most discreditable legacies:This Liberal government has botched the issue of Chinese interference in Canadian elections so badly that it’s hard to imagine how things could be any worse. Beset on all sides by critics, David Johnston hasfrom his position as special rapporteur. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has scored a political victory by discrediting Mr.
Whoever replaces Johnston, they must do the job thoroughly, painstakingly and completely. Do it right. Talk to everyone. No arbitrary timelines. Don’t allow politically driven deadlines to be imposed. Politicians must reset too. Instead of behaving like petty, juvenile reptiles, they must choose to work together to protect, maintain and preserve our elections, the most basic form of Canadian democracy.
“After years of struggle, Steven was finally placed on a three-month wait-list to see a B.C. addiction psychiatrist. He was killed by fentanyl less than one week before his appointment. My beloved brother was just 53. What does Steven’s life and tragedy tell us? After all, he had tools most people don’t: education and expertise in the field of addictions, along with family means to pay for treatment.
system, despite his entire life’s effort, we must confront an awful truth: Our system isn’t simply broken. The system we need doesn’t even exist.”
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