C-216 – Part 2 – Better clarity around online safety laws
Part 2 of C-216 makes some tweaks to existing legislation to make the law a bit more clear when it comes to online crimes.
Part 2 of C-216 makes some tweaks to existing legislation to make the law a bit more clear when it comes to online crimes.
C-218 prevents people from qualifying for MAID based entirely on mental health issues.
C-2 introduces some significant new powers around how we manage our borders. It’s split into 16 parts, and today we’re looking at Parts 13 to 16.
C-420 takes away access to property belonging to anyone convicted of a crime involving a criminal organization if they got the property through organized crime.
C-424 makes it harder for people convicted of homicide to get parole until the bodies of their victims are found.
C-413 makes it illegal to condone, downplay, deny, or justify the residential school system and its impact on Indigenous groups.
C-276 restricts an employer’s ability to replace staff during a strike or lockout.
C-391 increases punishments for having weapons near hospitals and reduces the use of illegal drugs in them.
C-390 allows provinces to create their own frameworks for providing MAiD.
C-394 restores minimum sentences for drug trafficking.