It is a difficult pill to swallow, coming from somebody who belongs to the Conservative caucus, having watched their deliberate filibuster for months of the justice committee on the House side.
Sean Fraser: “It is a difficult pill to swallow, coming from somebody who belongs to the Conservative caucus, having watched their…”
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Responding to criticism from Conservative Senator.
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I believe Canadians could benefit, but given what’s playing out in our communities every single day, we can’t afford a months long delay to have these protections benefit victims.
We live in a complex world where people need to be able to freely express themselves, but we also recognize that there’s a unique responsibility to ensure that there are harms that we are aware of, that we’re hearing about from teachers…
We’ve taken a major step forward,” he added. “And the reason why we were able to do it is because we’ve done it together.
I think it’s incumbent upon governments to recognize, as society changes, as technological adoption increases, that we are respectful of people’s rights, but at the same time that we can make moves to address modern challenges.





