Trudeau won’t say sorry

Justin Trudeau is quite fond of apologies when he is not the wrongdoer.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured May 2, 2019, in Ottawa. Mr. Trudeau slipped out of the Commons Chamber mere moments before the vote last week. And he didn’t come back to support the apology to Mark Norman, either. The Hill Times photograph Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY WARREN KINSELLA

May 20, 2019

TORONTO—Justin Trudeau likes apologies. He does. According to the BBC, the Liberal leader has issued quite a few formal apologies since he became prime minister in 2015. The first one happened a few months after his big election win. Trudeau apologized to the grandchildren and the great-grandc...

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