Senate committee recommends Lynn Beyak be suspended over racist letters posted to her website

Senate committee recommends Lynn Beyak be suspended over racist letters posted to her website GlobePolitics

The committee’s report also says the Senate administration should be directed to immediately remove five letters from her website if she won’t remove them herself.The Senate ethics committee was tasked with recommending appropriate remedial measures or sanctions for Beyak based on findings from the Senate’s ethics officer.

The officer reported in March that the Ontario senator posted letters on her Senate website that contained racist content and therefore breached two sections of a code of conduct for senators.Related

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