Beverley McLachlin's Democratic Judicial Legacy
The Toronto Star editorial notes Beverley McLachlin’s 28 years on the Supreme Court including 17 as chief justice. It highlights her empathetic, nonpartisan approach, openness measures, and a democratic legacy shaping public trust in the judiciary. It also covers her rulings on assisted dying, Indigenous rights, prostitution laws, hate speech, and rape history questions.
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Trudeau's slow pace sparks critique of federal watchdogs
Chantal Hébert argues Trudeau delays in filling parliamentary watchdog posts threaten oversight. Interim appointments, extensions, and stalled elections chief replacement weaken governance. They contrast with Harper era speed and raise questions about merit versus partisan strategy and unilateral House of Commons rule changes.
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