Editorial: Still awaiting Morneau's apology

When Finance Minister Bill Morneau failed to disclose his French villa or put his assets in a blind trust, and when he continued owning shares in his family firm through a numbered company, what did he think was going to happen?
Indiscretions commonly come to light in politics. So why did Morneau – arguably the second-most important man in the federal government – act as he did? And does he even understand the problem? He has said he followed the advice of the federal ethic