Team Trudeau seeking to kill whistleblower bill?

Regardless of ego and ambition, why can’t our leaders understand the harm being done to others by the current, deeply flawed so-called whistleblower protection law?
Greg Fergus, the prime minister’s parliamentary secretary, while repeatedly avowing his good intentions, is delaying and obstructing the clause-by-clause process at the House Government Operations Committee at every turn, writes David Hutton.

When Bloc Québécois MP Jean-Denis Garon’s private member’s bill C-290 was tabled in June 2022, with the aim of partly reforming our dysfunctional and discredited federal whistleblower protection law, some feared that the government would kill it by filibustering—wast...

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