Ottawa to hear new hate speech crimes penalties bill
Federal Justice Minister Arif Virani tabled a sweeping Criminal Code reform to curb online hate. The plan increases penalties for hate propaganda and introduces a stand alone hate crime offense potentially carrying life imprisonment. Critics warn of chilling free speech and policing overreach while supporters cite clearer definitions and stronger deterrence.
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Inquest Hearings Detail Sanderson Arrest Like a Drama
A Saskatchewan inquest heard Myles Sanderson laughed as police cuffed him after a high speed chase on Highway 11. Officers described his smug demeanor as he was arrested on September 7, 2022, following a mass stabbing spree that left 17 dead or injured.
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