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, from the medical profession, from parents that we need to address.
Addressing concerns about free speech and safety.
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ensure that we are being responsible when it comes to protecting kids in particular.
We expect, by the end of the week, we could see the Combating Hate Act, which is being debated in Parliament behind me at this very moment, and the Protecting Victims Act, which is at the final stages of the Senate, to potentially become…
I’m not entertaining splitting this bill at this point in time, because I believe the impact of that decision would be felt not by politicians on Parliament Hill, but by victims of crime in communities.
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.
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