Brown-John: Johnston should be trusted public inquiry not necessary via TheWindsorStar
Yes, Johnston once or twice drove Trudeau children back to their cottage. And, yes Johnston served on the Board of the Trudeau Foundation.
Opposition leaders in Ottawa — including NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh — are still demanding an inquiry into alleged foreign interference in Canada’s electoral system. Many of the journalistic chattering class have joined the cacophony of calls for a public inquiry.Article content By contrast independent Elections Canada monitors donations and requires financial statements from all political parties of which I believe about 22 were registered last federal election.Article content
After all, how many patriots joined armies to fight for Mother England in the First World War. Australians have a lovely term POME to refer to Australia’s founding refugees. The term does incorporate a sense of affinity for the “Old Country.”Article content
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