To preserve judicial independence, the governor general appoints justices directly to the Supreme Court without advice from the prime minister.

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In Canada, the appointment of justices to the Supreme Court is made by the Governor General, but it is done on the advice of the Prime Minister and the Cabinet, ensuring that there is a democratic element involved in the selection process.

To Preserve Judicial Independence, the Governor General Appoints Justices Directly