Removal of a federally appointed judge would require a joint resolution by the House of Commons and the Senate, something that has never occurred in Canadian history.

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The question states that "Removal of a federally appointed judge would require a joint resolution by the House of Commons and the Senate, something that has never occurred in Canadian history." This means that a joint resolution has never been used to remove a federally appointed judge, which is true.

Removal of a Federally Appointed Judge Would Require a Joint