Public Safety
During question period on public safety, the Conservatives raised organized crime cases, including charges laid by Durham police against non-citizens and reports about the Bishnoi gang, and argued that weak border screening, immigration policy and bail rules let dangerous people into Canada and keep them there; they asked which minister would be held responsible. The Liberals congratulated police forces on their arrests and said the justice system would handle the cases. The government also urged passage of Bill C-22, a lawfully access bill that would give police faster access to digital data for investigations, saying it would help police deal with criminal networks operating in Canada and abroad, and said the Conservatives have been delaying the bill.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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