Trudeau's bureaucratic office seeking research into ethics

The Canadian Press / Sean Kilpatrick

After several ethics scandals plaguing the Prime Minister, the Privy Council Office is hiring someone to provide "timely ethics advice."

Not only did this Easter trip to Montana cost 10 times what he disclosed 2 weeks ago, Trudeau advised the ethics commish his motorcade was a gift from the Secret Service.https://t.co/fXHubIcGyN

— HoCStaffer (@HoCStaffer) October 5, 2023

According to the Merx posting for the job:

"The Privy Council Office’s Impact and Innovation Unit requires ongoing access to timely, expert research ethics advice and ethics reviews for studies conducted within its behavioural science programs of applied research."

Prime Minister Trudeau has had multiple ethics rulings against him, including one for taking a gift vacation from the Aga Khan, a religious leader whose charity receives tax dollars.

Trudeau has proven to be remarkably consistent.

Averaging a major Ethics Scandal every 18 months, no other Prime Minister in history can stack up.
❌Improper Vacation: Aga Khan
❌Subverting Judicial System: JWR @Puglaas
❌Enriching Friends: #WEscandal
❌He even wore blackface pic.twitter.com/fdsj7ADCrR

— CPC Vancouver Centre (@VanCentreCPC) July 13, 2020

The replacement for Anthony Rota in the speaker's chair, Liberal MP Greg Fergus, was found guilty of ethics violations earlier in the year.

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Fergus intervened on behalf of a TV channel that was applying for mandatory carriage with the CRTC.

Breaking ethics laws is basically a requirement for a promotion in Trudeau's government.

1/5 pic.twitter.com/fsYkPsRpNS

— Canada Proud (@WeAreCanProud) October 3, 2023