“Mr. Speaker, in the fall of 2024, a senior in Prince George returned home to find his house being ransacked and robbed. When he tried to stop the perpetrators, they ran over him, dragged him down the road and left him for dead. They were caught later that day and released just hours later. The victim’s family has just been informed that the charges against the perpetrators have been dropped. They left him for dead, and they got off scot-free. When will the Liberal Prime Minister finally put victims before criminals?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 53 wordsfrom the first conversation I had with the Prime Minister, he has asked us to strengthen Canada’s criminal laws so we can protect communities and build a safer Canada.We have advanced Bill C-14, the bail and sentencing reform act, 1which represents some of the strongest measures in the Criminal Code in generations.Reasoning · 12 wordsPeople who commit serious crimes and threaten public safety should be incarcerated.The ask · 32 wordsI hope that we can have the collaboration of all members of the House to advance these laws to protect communities and ensure every Canadian can go to bed safe at night.
