ViewpointsOpinionPoliticization of Supreme Court of Canada Started Long Before ‘Woman’ DustupSavePrintThe Supreme Court of Canada in a file photo. The Canadian Press/Sean KilpatrickBarry W. Bussey3/15/2024|Updated: 3/15/20240:00X 1CommentaryNational Post columnist Jamie Sarkonak raises the spectre of the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) taking on the spirit of our times in a recent article titled, “We didn’t need ‘person with a vagina’ added to the legal vernacular.“Share this articleLeave a commentBarry W. BusseyAuthorBarry W. Bussey, Ph.D., is president and CEO of First Freedoms Foundation.Author’s Selected ArticlesPatriotism and Practical Realities: A Strategic Approach for CanadaFeb 20, 2025Pro-Life Group’s Case Raises Critical Questions About the Limits of Free Speech in the Digital AgeAug 20, 2024Jordan Peterson’s Free Speech BattleAug 18, 2024Online Harms Act Would Kill Dialogue and Free Speech, Not Encourage ItMar 22, 2024Related TopicsSupreme Court of Canada