Efforts to discredit Johnston’s foreign interference report show we live in a time where 'gamesmanship rather than statesmanship' prevails, reader says
For young people, having someone to emulate can play an important role in finding one’s way in today’s complicated world.
Johnston is one worthy of our celebration. He lived his most formative years in the Sault. He went to Collegiate Institute and married his high school sweetheart, Sharon. Johnston was held in such high esteem that he was given, not only the Order of Canada, but also promoted to the Order’s highest level as companion of the Order.
The motto Johnston chose to guide his work as Governor General – “ to envisage a better world” – and the many new programs to support volunteerism and innovation he initiated speak to the measure of the man. He sets his sights high and seeks to serve for the greater good.
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