“Disingenuous”: Public safety minister bites back after Conservative comment on parole

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Canada's justice system came under fire during Question Period in the House of Commons Wednesday, prompting Minister of Public Safety Gary Anandasangaree to raise his voice after Conservative MP Arpan Khanna brought up the topic. Khanna said: “Toronto Police Constable Todd Baylis was murdered in cold blood. His family lost him forever. But under the liberals, that pain never ends because every two years they're forced to relive that nightmare. Another review, another hearing and more pain for that family. The police associations and the families are demanding action, but the liberals are dragging their feet. So will they join us, stand up for the victims, meet the families and repeal liberal parole. We stand with victims. We stand with the brave officers. When will they?” “What a disingenuous comment,” Anandasangaree replied, before raising his voice. “All of us stand with law enforcement, stand with the victims, stand with those who have died in the line of duty,” the minister add

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