Mathew Bondy

One thing Canadians can hold dear when comparing ourselves to the rest of the world is the way in which we trust in the independence and integrity of our judicial system. Historically, Canadian judges have been appointed, not elected. This is typically done by committees of non-partisan representatives, who look at the merits of the potential judge’s work and determine whether they are capable of ruling fairly, equally, and impartially.

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