Free speech in canada

How so? He has his podcast. He writes books that are published. He can say what he wants to say. I'm not saying that psychologists shouldn't have political opinions. I think that they should advocate for patients rights when it comes to the government.

Where is the line though. If Jordan is a practising psychologist, would his very strong, and vocal political views get in the way of treating patients? Could he treat someone who supports what he vocally opposes? Peterson is not a practising psychologist so this doesn't even affect him. But to be a member of a professional college, there needs to be standards for the safety of the patients. The college had a right to make that decision, whether you agree with the decision or not.