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Guy Giorno

Guy Giorno was chief of staff to prime minister Stephen Harper, and is currently a legal adviser to WE Charity.

WE Charity never deserved to be namesake of political blundering: Giorno

Opinion | BY GUY GIORNO | May 19, 2021
After last summer’s WE Charity affair and the subsequent ethics investigations, former finance minister Bill Morneau, right, was found to have violated the Conflict of Interest Act, while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was cleared. WE Charity never deserved to be the namesake of these politicians’ political blundering, writes Guy Giorno, a legal adviser to WE Charity The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade
Opinion | BY GUY GIORNO | May 19, 2021
Opinion | BY GUY GIORNO | May 19, 2021
After last summer’s WE Charity affair and the subsequent ethics investigations, former finance minister Bill Morneau, right, was found to have violated the Conflict of Interest Act, while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was cleared. WE Charity never deserved to be the namesake of these politicians’ political blundering, writes Guy Giorno, a legal adviser to WE Charity The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade
Opinion | BY GUY GIORNO | May 19, 2021
After last summer’s WE Charity affair and the subsequent ethics investigations, former finance minister Bill Morneau, right, was found to have violated the Conflict of Interest Act, while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was cleared. WE Charity never deserved to be the namesake of these politicians’ political blundering, writes Guy Giorno, a legal adviser to WE Charity The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade
Opinion | BY GUY GIORNO | May 19, 2021
Opinion | BY GUY GIORNO | May 19, 2021
After last summer’s WE Charity affair and the subsequent ethics investigations, former finance minister Bill Morneau, right, was found to have violated the Conflict of Interest Act, while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was cleared. WE Charity never deserved to be the namesake of these politicians’ political blundering, writes Guy Giorno, a legal adviser to WE Charity The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade
Opinion | BY GUY GIORNO | April 16, 2021
The House Ethics Committee pointedly silenced WE’s lawyer William McDowell, left, when he accompanied Craig and Marc Kielburger to their testimony. Soon afterward, the same committee allowed the Government House Leader to represent and give evidence, for more than two hours, on behalf of a recalcitrant Prime Minister’s Office witness, writes Guy Giorno. Screenshot via ParlVu
Opinion | BY GUY GIORNO | April 16, 2021
Opinion | BY GUY GIORNO | April 16, 2021
The House Ethics Committee pointedly silenced WE’s lawyer William McDowell, left, when he accompanied Craig and Marc Kielburger to their testimony. Soon afterward, the same committee allowed the Government House Leader to represent and give evidence, for more than two hours, on behalf of a recalcitrant Prime Minister’s Office witness, writes Guy Giorno. Screenshot via ParlVu