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Independent in name only – Lifting the veil on Canada’s broken judicial selection process: Collin May for Inside Policy

April 2, 2026

By Collin May, April 2, 2026 Canadians are told that judicial appointments are independent, transparent, and based on merit. That claim ...

Communist-style self-criticism for ‘off-message’ professionals: Collin May in the Western Standard

December 9, 2024

This article originally appeared in the Western Standard. By Collin May, December 9, 2024 In our age of censorious social ...

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Independent in name only – Lifting the veil on Canada’s broken judicial selection process: Collin May for Inside Policy

Communist-style self-criticism for ‘off-message’ professionals: Collin May in the Western Standard

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