OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau admits that he and other politicians are wrestling with how best to deal with complaints of sexual harassment and abuse in party ranks. “Every case will be different, but we need to make sure that we're doing right in every given situation,” the prime minister said. Employment Minister Patty Hajdu opened debate Monday in the House on legislation aiming to make federal workplaces, including Parliament Hill, safer from bullying and sexual misconduct. That sentiment was fuelled by Warren Kinsella, a political commentator, who suggested in a blog post this week that more damning revelations of political misconduct are likely to come, including one involving a “very, very powerful” man. In a later interview with CBC News, Trudeau said he was sure that his behaviour has always respectful.

Source: thestar January 30, 2018 23:17 UTC