OTTAWA — Federal opposition parties continued to call for a public inquiry into foreign interference Thursday, as the NDP welcomed Prime Minister Justin…
“That’s why we’ve been calling for an independent process, while we still maintain we need a public inquiry to restore public confidence.”
“There is a serious crisis of confidence in our democratic institutions and just what the scope and scale of Chinese interference has taken place,” said Ellerton, a founding partner at with the public-relations firm Conaptus.Ian Greene, a professor emeritus at York University who specializes in public administration and ethics, said the perception of conflict of interest is often more important than whether there is an actual conflict.
Greene also said he was an active Tory decades ago, but he argued the party has moved away from thoughtful criticism more than its opponents, particularly on emotive issues. “Imagine then his deep concern with our electoral system upended by an autocracy. He will ensure that actions are taken to fix it.”
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