Commentary It would be an understatement to say that the last two years have been uniquely challenging for Canadians. That said, they were mostly characterized by a united show of solidarity in the face of an unprecedented pandemic; one glaring exception being the last few weeks, which put on full display the growing divisions and frustrations in our country. While there is much blame to go around for much of what makes up our current public discourse, the blame for the events we saw unfold in our country’s capital last month fall at the feet of one person and one person only, and that is Justin Trudeau. From the very beginning, the prime minister has used the pandemic to prey on the fears of Canadians and to wedge and divide for political benefit. Starting with the weaponization and politicization of vaccines during the last federal election, he effectively categorized the …