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The Liberal party platform also promised tougher sentencing guidelines for repeat car thieves and violent and organized crimes.
The Conservatives spent much of the recent federal election campaigning against what he dubbed the “hug-a-thug” criminal justice policies of the previous Liberal government.
The Liberals put forward a list of crime policies of their own, including a promise to “move aggressively” to implement stricter bail laws for a number of offences.
It’s not clear which of the promised policies will be government priorities — Carney has released a single mandate letter for all of his ministers and it does not mention the justice policies. Carney did give a nod to the importance of crime issues to his government by naming Ruby Sahota to the new post of secretary of state for combating crime. Spratt dismissed the move, using the baseball term “eyewash.” “It is the performative act of getting your uniform dirty to make it look like you are trying really hard,” he said..
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