A real prime minister confronts the deepest issues that trouble the country. He does not farm them out to acquaintances or neighbours
Johnston's resignation leaves Trudeau with few options but a full public inquiry into foreign interference
A real prime minister confronts the deepest issues that trouble the country, deals with them manfully, takes the lead and faces the storm — if storm there be. He does not farm them out to acquaintances or neighbours. Unless of course there is a Jagmeet Singh always ready to lubricate his evasions and provide the abysmally supine cover for the same.Article content
The actual issue is back right where it was when it began. But lodged so much deeper into the minds of even non-political observers. Canadians are still ignorant of the depth or nature of Chinese interference. We have no particulars on how they have pressured or put their claws on our Canadian-Chinese citizens. No read on their interactions with MPs, their attempted or real influence in certain ridings. We are at nearThis advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Where now? Well, there will not be another special rapporteur. Rapporteurs, special or otherwise, are gone the way of the great auk and the not so impressive dodo.
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