Glavin: Trudeau can't avoid the ethical quandary posed by China's actions

It isn’t a particularly straightforward example of what ethicists and moral philosophers have come to call the Trolley Problem, but when it comes to making sense of the Trudeau government’s failures in responding to Beijing’s abduction and imprisonment of the Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, and in responding to Beijing's rampages through what remains of the "rules-based international order," it is usefully instructive. Read More