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Ottawa calls on provinces to enforce new, stricter bail laws

Ottawa calls on provinces to enforce new, stricter bail laws
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The Canadian federal government has enacted Bill C-14, which introduces stricter bail and sentencing rules to address rising violent crime. Justice Minister Sean Fraser is now urging provincial governments to provide the necessary funding to implement these changes effectively.

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This legislation represents a significant shift in criminal justice policy, balancing public safety concerns with the logistical realities of provincial court systems.

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Justice Minister Sean Fraser, shown on April 22, sent a letter to his provincial counterparts urging them to be ready for the new rules. Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press

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