BC groups challenge fishery
Ready for Canucks boom
Feds halt activist deportation
Searching landfill for woman
Poland urges more spending
Cutting rates at own pace
Israeli strike played down
Full Trump jury seated
World's largest election 
Bitcoin's 'halving' arrives
Lawsuit over missing nuts
Investigating pipeline blast
Warriors ready for Round 2
Kalamalka Bowl cancelled
Rockets live to fight on
Hilton teams up with Sia
Swift still 'can't forgive' Kim
Grimes to ‘cap the disarray’
Our boyish PM has chosen to undermine Canada’s rule of law, the same rule of law he scolds China about.
Like many Quebec born prime ministers, this PM has tried to bypass what our rule of law is all about and its importance to Canada being a democratic and honest country.
Again, a corrupt, powerful company from Quebec has snared a Liberal PM.
Trudeau has in turn made his misdoings a problem for his cabinet ministers, in particular a smart, honest brilliant Canadian who was our justice minister.
Do you remember the pictures of him, teary eyed as his new female ministers took their oaths?
The sincerity in the eyes of our new female ministers was, I'm sure, genuine. For our PM, sadly just another photo op.
Trudeau needs to explain his interaction with SNC, no more one-sentence blurbs about Quebec jobs.
He has misled our women. The boyish sincerity thing is a shallow act now.
Some brilliant female ministers have paid for his misgivings and his true allegiance to the old boys' club.
Trudeau loves his selfies and photo opportunities to a fault. His irresponsible tweets on immigration and the environment have cost this country billions, and our security is now at risk. He bought an overvalued pipeline.
He has turned the head of the privy council, a non-partisan position, into a thug for the Liberals.
Would any of our opposition leaders have handled themselves as Trudeau has? We do have viable options to Trudeau and his Liberal government. Get out and vote in the coming federal election.
G. Nyki, Lake Country
