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Aside from that aspect, the story is really solid and makes for a good read. I can think of a dozen better-known Superman staples that couldвЂ™ve fit in this role. With SupermanвЂ™s rogues gallery (itвЂ™s deeper than you think) IвЂ™m not sure why Johnson felt he had to create this character. Unless heвЂ™s brought back later, nobodyвЂ™s gonna remember this guy in 2 months. While he does find an enemy thatвЂ™s powerful enough to pose a legitimate threat, the enemy is a little on the forgettable side. The superhero part of the story is a little on the generic side. There is a difference and Johnson shows us what it is. What I thought was really great about this issue was that Johnson writes a really good father/son dynamic, where IвЂ™ve seen others write these two characters with an almost Batman & Robin kind of relationship. Jon is handling most of the heavy lifting, but his dad is never too far away. Author Phillip Kennedy Johnson wraps up his three-part вЂњ The One Who FellвЂќ storyline this issue in a pretty fantastic way. вЂњTrudeau will invoke the Emergencies Act for the first time since his father did so over 50 years ago, not because there is an emergency and a major threat to CanadiansвЂ™ security, but because HE is losing faceвЂќ, Bernier, who has appeared at the Ottawa protests, tweeted.This issue should have really have come out a couple of days earlier because itвЂ™s a perfect FatherвЂ™s Day letter. One person happy to draw parallels was Maxime Bernier, leader of the populist PeopleвЂ™s Party of Canada, who strongly opposes vaccine mandates.

The government did not enact it, saying it was a last resort. Shortly after the protests began, вЂњEmergencies ActвЂќ quickly became a trending topic on social media as some Canadians called for federal government to act, frustrated by what they saw as police inaction.Д¬anadians also demanded Trudeau use the act in early 2020 when the coronavirus pandemic hit the country to restrict the movement of people and goods. The Canadian Parliament must approve the use of the measures within seven days and has the power to revoke them. Justin Trudeau, asked on Friday about the parallels with his fatherвЂ™s experience in 1970, replied that вЂњmy values are deeply informed by the way IвЂ™ve been brought up, not just by my father but by experiences as a CanadianвЂќ before adding that вЂњevery situation is differentвЂќ. вЂњWhatвЂ™s striking about this time is weвЂ™ve had no violence, nothing like that,вЂќ said University of Toronto professor emeritus Nelson Wiseman. The crisis ended, but only after the separatist group killed the cabinet minister. Three days later he invoked the War Measures Act, the predecessor to the Emergencies Act, and sent troops into Quebec and other provinces. Asked by a reporter how far he would go, Trudeau replied вЂњJust watch meвЂќ, which became one of the main catchwords of Canadian politics. His father, Pierre Trudeau, took more decisive action after the Quebec kidnappings. вЂњThis is about keeping Canadians safe, protecting peopleвЂ™s jobs and restoring confidence in our institutions,вЂќ he said. Trudeau told reporters he was invoking the 1988 Emergencies Act because law enforcement needed more help. вЂњIвЂ™m kind of shocked to be honest that the government of Canada still actually believes that this meets the definition to even invoke the act,вЂќ she told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.

His son, facing one of the biggest crises since taking office in 2015, made clear that deploying the military was not in the cards as he tried to end protests sparked by truckers opposing COVID-19 vaccine mandates for cross-border trips.Д¬anada was not facing the kind of public emergency the act had been designed to tackle, said Leah West, a professor and national security expert at OttawaвЂ™s Carleton University.

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Trudeau unveiled a series of tough measures to tackle funding for the protests, including letting banks freeze accounts linked to the protests without a court order, and said federal police will help end the blockades.Д«ut despite the apparent parallels, historians say there are big differences between TrudeauвЂ™s announcement and the one his father made in October 1970.ДЇor one, Liberal Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau put troops on the streets after a small militant group of Quebec separatists had kidnapped a diplomat and a provincial cabinet minister. OTTAWA (Reuters) вЂ“ Faced with truckersвЂ™ protests popping up across the nation, and hampering cross border trade, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday became the only Canadian leader since his father 50 years ago to declare a state of emergency in peacetime.

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