Payette goes, but secrecy remains
Julie Payette leaves, but picking up the pieces means more than a little house cleaning. It requires radical transparency changes. Let's give Canadians the tools they need to monitor and improve those hiding from us.
OTTAWA—If only a non-partisan arm's-length vetting committee had been around, Canadians would have had a better governor general than Julie Payette, so they say.
Yet the secrecy around her appointment, the prime minister's role, and the vetting process involved are still part of the problem.
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