Public Safety
During Question Period, a Liberal member said violent crime in Toronto has fallen to historic lows and that homicides across Canada dropped by 125 in 2025 compared to 2024, the largest one-year decline in nearly 40 years, and asked what the government has done to help reduce crime. The public safety minister thanked police officers for their work and said the government has moved to address organized crime, gun violence, cybercrime, car theft and home invasions, and will keep giving police the tools they need.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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