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Activist group pushes Trudeau for gender parity in Senate but it's 2016!
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January 4, 2016
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Brian Lilley of TheRebel.Media reports:
We all remember the flippant response Trudeau gave about why he felt he needed to set a 50/50 gender quota for his cabinet - because it’s 2015.
Well, it’s 2016 now and well past time for us to get beyond old fashioned ideas that women need a quota system to help them achieve equality.
You may recall that I was opposed to Trudeau’s 50/50 rule because it could potentially exclude good women and good men and yet it looks like this quota system may be expanded to the process of Senate appointments if a group called “Equal Voice Canada” has their way.
I explain who they are, what they want and why I think we need to stop listening to these agenda driven activists and instead focus on finding the best person for the job.
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