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Court found use of Emergencies Act illegal, now its architect will lead CUSMA negotiations

Janice Charette, the former Clerk of the Privy Council who wrote the key memo urging Justin Trudeau to invoke the Emergencies Act against the Freedom Convoy, has just been appointed by Prime Minister Mark Carney as Canada’s Chief Trade Negotiator for the critical CUSMA review. In this segment, we break down how the same senior public servant who described the peaceful trucker protests as a threat to “social cohesion and national unity,” cited “hate speech, transphobia, misogyny, and anti-Semitism,” and called for the government to leave “no stone unturned” and to use “the full power of the federal government” is now being handed one of the most important diplomatic roles in the country. Two courts have now ruled that the invocation of the Emergencies Act was illegal and a violation of the Charter yet there has been zero accountability, no resignations, and almost total media silence. Instead, Charette is promoted. Featuring powerful clips and unfiltered analysis, this is the conversation mainstream media refuses to have. What does this appointment says about priorities in Ottawa under Mark Carney? What does this tell us about our governments accountability? Should someone who recommended suspending Charter rights for parking and noise violations now represent Canada at the highest level of trade negotiations? Let us know what you think in the comments. The Really Big Show: The thinking Canadian's daily briefing, independent and informed. Live every weekday at 9AM PST. Now streaming on Rumble, Spotify, Apple and more. Find out more here https://thereallybigshow.ca We tell real Canadian stories, the ones you won't hear in the mainstream. Become a member and support independent media. Help us spread the word - subscribe, share, comment. NowMedia: free from political influence. Committed to the truth.