Peter MacKay spouts off over Justin Trudeau's marijuana stand - CTV News CTV NewsPeter MacKay spouts off over Justin Trudeau's marijuana standCTV NewsWHITEHORSE -- Lack of legal aid, overcrowded courts and victims rights are all serious issues facing Canada's justice system, but Justice Minister Peter MacKay upstaged those troubles Thursday with a tirade against Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau. Just ...Trudeau and MacKay clash over pot policy after Tories call out Liberal leader ...National PostMacKay accuses Trudeau of promoting pot smoking to teensSun News NetworkLiberal Campaign Staffers Take Down NDP Sign In Bourassa (VIDEO)Huffington Post CanadaBrandon Sunall 65 news articles »
Mountie smoking pot in uniform for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder 'sets a very ... - National Post National PostMountie smoking pot in uniform for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder 'sets a very ...National PostOTTAWA – An RCMP officer smoking marijuana while in uniform “sets a very poor example for Canadians,” Justice Minister Peter MacKay said Thursday. His comments come after CBC reported on a New Brunswick Mountie who has a medical exemption to ...MICHELE MANDELSun News NetworkMountie in row over smoking pot on jobThe Australianall 141 news articles »
Cyberbullying bill won't stop online taunts, critics say - CBC.ca Cyberbullying bill won't stop online taunts, critics sayCBC.caJustice Minister Peter MacKay has called Bill C-13, the anti-cyberbullying legislation he introduced last week, a key tool in "ensuring that our children are safe from online predators and from online exploitation.” Although child psychologists and ...
Not criminally responsible legislation provides clarity: MacKay - CTV News Vancouver SunNot criminally responsible legislation provides clarity: MacKayCTV NewsJustice Minister Peter MacKay says newly-introduced not criminally responsible legislation seeks to establish clear lines between offenders who are at a high-risk of re-offending, and those who are not. The bill, introduced Monday, creates a high-risk ...Tories reintroduce legislation creating new high-risk designationMontreal GazetteThose 'not criminally responsible' will have tougher time getting releasedSt. Catharines StandardOttawa renews push to limit mentally ill offenders' releaseThe Globe and Mailall 41 news articles »
