Singh accuses Johnston of being 'tone-deaf' in refusing to step down

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh blasted the former governor general for staying on as special rapporteur after a recent House of Commons vote.

“I would have expected a more thoughtful approach and respect for the will of the House of Commons from a former Governor General.”John Ivison: The undermining of Canadians’ trust will continue as long as David Johnston remains

Conservative House leader Andrew Scheer accused the NDP of not being “serious” in their asks, since Singh has already let the Liberals know he would not pull out of their deal.Article content They could decide to change course and instead launch a public inquiry, but have so far given no indication they would change their mind.

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