The statement also said Bernard has since been promoted and is now serving as director general of military personnel.
A senior member of the Canadian Armed Forces who was removed from his role in Canada's vaccine rollout in the spring has been deemed fit to continue as a senior military leader.
Brig.-Gen. Simon Bernard left his role at the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) in May — just three days after Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin left his post leading Canada's vaccine logistics.
Sources told CBC News at the time that Bernard was accused of using a racist slur — the N-word — in a workplace setting sometime in 2020, before his secondment to the public health agency.
The Department of National Defence (DND) later confirmed that Bernard was the subject of "a complaint regarding language."
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