The former justice minister was the runaway choice of news editors across the country surveyed by The Canadian Press. Prime Minister Trudeau, whose Liberal government was reduced to a minority in the Oct. 21 election, polled a distant second. "Jody Wilson-Raybould made us think about governance and fairness and loyalty and how all of those things play out every day behind the scenes on Parliament Hill," said Toronto Star senior editor Janet Hurley. This time last year, Sun News editor-in-chief Mark Towhey said, "The number of Canadians who could tell you who Jody Wilson-Raybould was would fit in a mid-size restaurant. She accused Wernick of issuing veiled threats, on behalf of Trudeau, that her refusal to comply could cost her her job as justice minister and attorney general.

Source: Libya Today December 18, 2019 15:11 UTC