Gender-Based Violence
During question period, members raised gender-based violence. Liberal member Linda Lapointe noted that ten femicides had occurred in Quebec so far that year and asked the Minister of Justice what reforms the government is making to help end violence against women. In reply, Liberal minister Sean Fraser pointed to Bill C-16, saying it would make reforms to the Criminal Code, including creating new offences for controlling conduct toward an intimate partner and for the killing of women, which he said would help the justice system protect victims.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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