Justice Paul Rouleau is now sifting through a mountain of evidence, and will soon deliver his verdict on the use of the federal Emergencies Act. But whatever his findings, the one thing his commission proved beyond doubt is that Canada’s democracy and freedom are strong and abiding, contrary to what convoy protesters say. Read More
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Adam: Whatever its findings, the Emergencies Act inquiry proves Canadian democracy is strong
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