He turned 70 last fall but he's still in great shape and his mind is as sharp as ever.
Who better for the Supreme Court of Canada than Clyde Wells, currently Chief Justice of the appellate division of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador? He can take the seat vacated by Mr. Justice Bastarache.
We'd suggest in the alternative Madame Justice Margaret Cameron but she's got more valuable things to do right now sorting out yet another major problem in the provincial government.
Besides, since the mandatory retirement age for justices is 75, Madame Justice Cameron can take the spot when Wells steps down in three or four years.
I'll start working on the tee-shirt design and we'll have them at the Bond Store ASAP.
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