Justice
During question period on justice, a Conservative member raised home invasions and introduced a bill that would make home invasion its own criminal offence, with a minimum of five years in prison and up to life. He asked the government to support the bill, saying families should feel safe in their homes. The Liberal parliamentary secretary said keeping Canadians safe is a priority, noted the government passed six bills last year addressing home invasions and break-and-enters, and said more work remains and the government wants to work with other parties on the issue.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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