At some point in his career, Brody commanded a service battalion, one of the largest units in the military. She has also served in overseas deployments in Croatia, Bosnia and Afghanistan.

Since joining the military last year, he has assisted in the planning and logistics of vaccine distribution, and has ensured that the supply chain is protected from cyber attacks. Therefore, Brody has been an important member of the team led by Fortin.

She briefly returned to the Ministry of Defense, but will now return to overseeing the distribution of vaccines.

Iain Stewart, president of the public health agency, said that putting Brody in charge “can achieve a seamless transition.”

Fortin has always been the public face of vaccine distribution activities-a calm and reassuring presence in many televised activities. His 27-person team includes experts in global logistics, healthcare and planning.

Sources told CBC News on Friday that allegations of sexual misconduct against Fortin began in 2015 and “Operation Honour,” a campaign that the military has now cancelled to eliminate misconduct in the team.

Confidential sources who were unable to comment publicly due to the sensitivity of the files would not explain the nature of the allegations. However, on Sunday, CTV News reported that the accusation involved an allegation of indecent exposure. The act began more than 30 years when Fortin attended the Royal Military Academy in Saint-Jean, Quebec.

His lawyer Cmdr. Marc Létourneau said his client will defend the claim.

Letournau said in a written statement: “This is a journalist who notified Major General Foldan of the allegations against him on Sunday, May 16.” “This surprised him completely. He was determined. Flatly deny this accusation.”

Fortin has joined the list of six military leaders who have come under fire for alleged sexual misconduct.

His departure came suddenly. Until Friday morning, Fortin was listed as seconded to PHAC in a statement concerning the tasks of ordinary officials from the Department of Defense.

CBC News contacted Fortin, but he refused and referred the issue to the Department of Defense.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tasked Fortin to lead Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution in the fall.

The Prime Minister today questioned how the sudden departure of the general will affect the distribution of vaccines. On Friday, Defense Minister Hajit Sajjan assured that the military will continue to focus on the task of procuring millions of more life-saving vaccine doses from the country.

There were signs on Monday that the opposition party was stepping up preparations to reconvene parliamentary hearings on the military’s sexual misconduct crisis. A meeting of the National Defense Committee of the House of Commons was held on Tuesday to discuss the proposal of hearing more witnesses.

The public hearing has largely concluded the public hearing, investigating who in the Liberal government knows the allegations of sexual misconduct against the former chief of defense staff. The committee is starting to write the report as planned, but the latest allegations about Fortin may raise more questions.