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Canada’s Supreme Court is set to welcome a new nominee, Glenn Joyal, who’s already making waves with his bold vision for rebuilding public trust in the judiciary. As Manitoba’s former chief justice, Joyal argues judges must stop hiding behind tradition and start listening—especially to marginalized communities. He sees the courts not as aloof institutions, but as guardians of the Constitution who must embrace scrutiny to strengthen, not defend, the system. Citing Jean Monnet, he insists institutions need both people and resilience. Joyal’s call to action includes clearer communication, deeper public engagement, and real-world examples like his efforts in the R. v. Skibicki case to honor victims’ families. With the Justice Minister praising him as “exceptional,” Joyal’s appointment could mark a pivotal shift toward a more transparent, human-centered judiciary.

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