Let's make two things clear at the outset.
First, the Globe and Mail is a rag. It's reputation has more to do with snobbery than the quality of its content.
So right away, that the Toronto rag wrote a story about the fact there are no candidates from Newfoundland and Labrador in the finals for the Supreme Court seat vacancy is the political, intellectual, and legal equivalent of some entertainment television show telling us anything about anyone named Kardashian.
Second, no one ought to be named to the Supreme Court of Canada based on their province of residence. The qualifications for sitting on the highest court in the country ought to be about anything but something that has nothing to do with knowledge of the law, sound judgement, belief in justice or any of the other qualities we would cherish in a judge.
With that said, it is preposterous that there are no qualified candidates for the SCC from Newfoundland and Labrador.
Utter nonsense.