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Whoever replaces Johnston must do the job painstakingly and completely. Politicians must reset too, working together to protect democracy.

Special rapporteurs personal and professional connections go back decades: He’s obviously both in love with and infatuated by the PRC

David Johnston is quitting his role as special rapporteur.

Johnstons resignation leaves Trudeau with few options but a full public inquiry into foreign interference

Johnston released a letter late Friday afternoon quitting the post, saying his goal of strengthening democratic institutions was not being met.

David Johnston, who was appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to investigate allegations of foreign interference in Canada’s democracy, has stepped down…

With all due respect, sir, partisanship was not the problem. Everything else was the problem.

With all due respect, sir, partisanship was not the problem. Everything else was the problem.

Whoever replaces Johnston must do the job painstakingly and completely. Politicians must reset too, working together to protect democracy.

Johnstons resignation leaves Trudeau with few options but a full public inquiry into foreign interference