Some further thoughts.
In Canada, the issue is an inherent human right of expression. Money doesn't enter into it.
I see. So you're saying Canadians have no property rights? I always suspected that yours wasn't really a free country, but I had no idea....
It would be a violation of human rights codes and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms to fire a person for exercising what society considers a civic responsibility,
Hmmm. So, unilaterally abrogating a solemn fiduciary responsibility is considered the moral high ground and a "civic responsibility" in Canada? Yikes!!!
I like to think Jefferson's "empire of liberty" lives on here.
Well, if your representations are correct, it's clear that it doesn't in Canada. Unfortunate, but understandable. We Americans don't expect foreigners who haven't experienced it to understand what freedom is.
