Empêcher les personnes condamnées pour trois infractions graves de bénéficier d'une libération sous caution, d'une mise à l'épreuve, d'une libération conditionnelle ou d'une assignation à résidence.
"This law will stop criminals convicted of three serious offences from getting bail, probation, parole or house arrest, and keep violent criminals behind bars longer to keep them away from their victims and off our streets." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17
Exiger les conditions de libération sous caution les plus strictes pour toute personne accusée de violence envers un partenaire intime, y compris le port d'un bracelet GPS et l'emprisonnement immédiat en cas de violation des conditions.
Nous n’avons par de NPD politiques sur Accès à la liberté sous caution.
Renverser la charge de la preuve pour obtenir une libération sous caution pour les personnes accusées de violation de domicile ou de certains vols de voitures, de traite des êtres humains ou de trafic illicite.
"Making it harder for those charged with violent car theft, car theft for a criminal organization, home invasion, and certain human trafficking and smuggling offences, particularly and especially repeat offenders, to get bail by establishing a reverse onus for these crimes;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Lors de la remise en liberté d'une personne accusée d'un délit violent ou d'un délit impliquant un organe criminel, lui interdire de posséder des armes à feu ou des armes.
"Requiring the court to prohibit possession of firearms or weapons when releasing someone charged with a violent offence or any offence involving a criminal organization;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Nous n’avons par de Vert politiques sur Accès à la liberté sous caution.
Créer des ordonnances d'interdiction d'armes renforcées pour soumettre les récidivistes violents à des fouilles aléatoires sous contrôle judiciaire.
"Create Enhanced Weapons Prohibition Orders to subject repeat violent offenders, including domestic violence, to random searches with judicial oversight." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Éliminer l'arriéré des demandes de permis d'armes à feu.
"Clear the licensing backlog so that hunters and sport shooters can enjoy their lawful pastimes sooner." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Ajouter un langage clair à la loi sur les armes à feu.
"Add plain language to the Firearms Act so that law-abiding Canadians and police can more easily understand and enforce the law." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Protéger les tireurs sportifs et les chasseurs titulaires d'une licence.
Nous n’avons par de NPD politiques sur Armes à feu.
Poursuivre la mise en œuvre du programme de rachat pour les armes à feu de type militaire.
Légiférer un système de pré-autorisation où la GRC déterminerait la classification des nouveaux modèles d'armes à feu entrant sur le marché.
"Legislating a pre-authorization system that ensures that the classification of new firearm models entering the market is determined by the RCMP and not the gun industry;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Retirer automatiquement les permis de port d'arme à toute personne condamnée pour des délits violents.
"Automatically revoke gun licenses for individuals convicted of violent offences, particularly those convicted of intimate partner violence offences;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Investir dans les laboratoires nationaux de police scientifique de la GRC et dans le laboratoire balistique de la Saskatchewan pour retrouver les armes utilisées dans les crimes.
"Increase capacity to track down guns used in the commission of crimes so we can catch those responsible by investing in the capacity of the RCMP’s National Forensic Laboratories in Ottawa and Surrey, and the Saskatchewan Ballistics Lab;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Accroître la capacité des contrôleurs provinciaux des armes à feu à superviser la délivrance des permis de port d'armes à feu et à faire respecter les exigences en matière de drapeaux jaunes et rouges.
"Toughen oversight of firearms licensing and strengthening the enforcement of yellow and red flag requirements by bolstering the capacity of Provincial Chief Firearms Officers to fulfill their obligations." — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Nous n’avons par de Vert politiques sur Armes à feu.
Introduire de nouvelles lois sur le racket et le blanchiment d'argent, prévoyant des peines plus sévères et la confiscation totale des biens.
"Introduce new racketeering and money-laundering laws to crack down on money laundering by organized crime with tougher sentences and full asset forfeiture, which will be used to fund even more enforcement." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Créer une équipe spéciale de lutte contre le blanchiment d’argent.
"Crack down on money laundering and financial crime by creating an Anti-Money Laundering Task Force, dramatically increasing penalties, targeting high-risk regions, seizing criminal assets faster, and treating financial crime as a national security threat." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Nous n’avons par de NPD politiques sur Blanchiment d'argent.
Nous n’avons par de Libéral politiques sur Blanchiment d'argent.
Nous n’avons par de Vert politiques sur Blanchiment d'argent.
Prolonger le fonds pour des communautés plus sûres et donner la priorité à l'éloignement des jeunes des activités criminelles.
"Preventing crime before it starts by extending the Building Safer Communities Fund, and prioritizing approaches to steer youth away from criminal activity. This fund will also support Indigenous-led community safety priorities." — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Nous n’avons par de Vert politiques sur Causes de la criminalité.
Imposer des peines plus sévères pour les atteintes aux biens religieux.
Imposer des sanctions aux émeutiers masqués.
"Protect places of worship and stop antisemitic riots with tougher sentences for religious property mischief and penalties for masked rioters." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Créer une équipe spéciale de lutte contre les crimes haineux afin de protéger les communautés religieuses et culturelles menacées, y compris les communautés juive, musulmane, chrétienne, sikhe, hindoue et autres.
"Create an Anti-Hate Crime Task Force to protect all threatened religious and cultural communities, including Canada’s Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Hindu, and other religious communities." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Diriger le SCRS pour mettre en œuvre des mesures de réduction des menaces, y compris la communication avec les communautés juives au sujet des menaces antisémites.
Demander au SCRS de communiquer avec les communautés chinoise, sikh et autres ciblées par des menaces étrangères.
"Direct CSIS to implement threat reduction measures, including communicating with Jewish communities about antisemitic threats, along with Chinese, Sikh and other Canadian communities targeted by foreign threats." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Rationaliser l'accès au programme d'infrastructures de sécurité pour les lieux de culte et les centres communautaires et culturels.
Nous n’avons par de NPD politiques sur Menaces contre les minorités.
Faire en sorte que l’obstruction intentionnelle et délibérée de l’accès à un lieu de culte, à des écoles et à des centres communautaires soit un délit criminel.
Faire en sorte que l'intimidation ou la menace intentionnelle et délibérée des personnes assistant à des services dans un lieu de culte soit un délit criminel.
Augmenter de manière significative le budget annuel du programme de sécurité communautaire du Canada
"Significantly increasing the annual budget of the Canada Community Security Program in order to help protect vulnerable communities and places of worship." — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Nous n’avons par de Vert politiques sur Menaces contre les minorités.
Fixer des peines de prison à perpétuité obligatoires pour toute personne reconnue coupable de trafic de fentanyl, de cinq chefs d'accusation de trafic d'êtres humains ou d'importation de dix armes à feu illégales.
"Specifically, Poilievre said he will impose life sentences for anyone who is convicted of:
5 or more counts of human trafficking.
Importing or exporting ten or more illegal firearms.
Empêcher les personnes condamnées pour trois infractions graves de bénéficier d'une libération sous caution, d'une mise à l'épreuve, d'une libération conditionnelle ou d'une assignation à résidence.
"This law will stop criminals convicted of three serious offences from getting bail, probation, parole or house arrest, and keep violent criminals behind bars longer to keep them away from their victims and off our streets." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17
Fixer une peine d'emprisonnement minimale de 10 ans pour les personnes reconnues coupables de trois infractions graves
"Poilievre will make sure that three-time serious criminals get a minimum prison term of 10 years and up to a life sentence. They will also be designated as Dangerous Offenders, meaning they cannot be released until they prove they are no longer a danger. The only way for these repeat serious criminals to obtain their freedom will be through spotless behaviour and clean drug tests during a lengthy minimum prison sentence, with earned release dependent on improving themselves and their life opportunities, such as by learning a trade or upgrading their education." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17
Abroger le projet de loi C-75, qui a mis à jour les règles de mise en liberté sous caution, modifié la sélection des jurys, restauré une certaine discrétion judiciaire en matière de condamnation et supprimé des dispositions inconstitutionnelles de la loi, entre autres.
"We will repeal Bill C-75, the Liberals’ catch-and-release law, to restore jail, not bail for repeat, violent offenders." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17
The changes that were made by Bill C-75, and that would be repealed by the bill's repeal, are detailed in the following from the government's website:
"The Act:
modernizes and clarifies bail provisions;
provides an enhanced approach to administration of justice offences, including for youth;
abolishes peremptory challenges of jurors and modifies the process of challenging a juror for cause and of judicial stand-by;
restricts the availability of preliminary inquiries;
streamlines the classification of offences;
expands judicial case management powers;
enhances measures to better respond to intimate partner violence;
provides additional measures to reduce criminal justice system delays and to make the criminal law and the criminal justice system clearer and more efficient;
restores judicial discretion in imposing victim surcharges;
facilitates human trafficking prosecutions, and allows for the possibility of property forfeiture;
removes provisions that have been ruled unconstitutional by the SCC; and
Créer de nouveaux facteurs aggravants pour le vol de véhicules commis pour le compte de la criminalité organisée, et pour l'incendie criminel lié à l'extorsion.
Restaurer les peines minimales obligatoires pour certaines infractions liées au trafic et à la production de drogues, ainsi que pour certaines infractions liées à la possession, au trafic et à l'utilisation d'armes.
"We will also repeal Liberal Bill C-5 that ended mandatory jail time for serious gun and drug crimes [...]" — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17
The mandatory minimum sentences that were originally repealed by Bill C-5 and would be returned by a repeal of Bill C-5 are detailed in the following from the government's website:
"Criminal Code
The reforms to MMPs would only apply to certain offences, and would not limit the ability of a judge to impose a sentence of imprisonment, particularly where doing so is necessary to protect the safety of the public.
To address the overincarceration rate of Indigenous peoples, as well as Black and marginalized Canadians, MMPs for the following offences would be repealed:
Using a firearm or imitation firearm in commission of offence (two separate offences)
Paragraphs 85(3)(a) and (b): MMPs of 1 year (first offence) and 3 years (second and subsequent offence)
Possession of firearm or weapon knowing its possession is unauthorized (two separate offences)
Paragraphs 92(3)(b) and (c): MMP of 1 year (second offence) and 2 years less a day (third and subsequent offence)
Possession of prohibited or restricted firearm with ammunition
Paragraphs 95(2)(i) and (ii): MMPs of 3 years (first offence) and 5 years (second and subsequent offence)
Possession of weapon obtained by commission of offence
Paragraph 96(2)(a): MMP of 1 year
Weapons trafficking (excluding firearms and ammunition)
Subsection 99(3): MMP of 1 year
Possession for purpose of weapons trafficking (excluding firearms and ammunition)
Subsection 100(3): MMP of 1 year
Importing or exporting knowing it is unauthorized
Subsection 103(2.1): MMP of 1 year
Discharging firearm with intent
Paragraph 244(2)(b): MMP of 4 years
Discharging firearm — recklessness
Paragraph 244.2(3)(b): MMP of 4 years
Robbery with a firearm
Paragraph 344(1)(a.1): MMP of 4 years
Extortion with a firearm
Paragraph 346(1.1)(a.1): MMP of 4 years
Selling, etc., of tobacco products and raw leaf tobacco
Subparagraphs 121.1 (4)(a)(i),(ii) and (iii): MMPs of 90 days (second offence), MMP of 180 days (third offence) and MMP of 2 years less a day (fourth and subsequent offence)
NOTE: Consistent with the Government’s related commitment to address the trafficking and smuggling of firearms in Canada and gang-related violence, MMPs would be maintained in the Criminal Code for the following offences:
Weapons trafficking
Subsection 99(2): MMP of 3 years (first offence) or 5 years (subsequent offences)
Possession for the purpose of weapons trafficking
Subsection 100(2): MMP of 3 years (first offence) or 5 years (subsequent offences)
Making automatic firearm
Subsection 102(2): MMP of 1 year
Importing or exporting knowing it is unauthorized
Subsection 103(2): MMP of 3 years (first offence) or 5 years (subsequent offences)
Causing death by criminal negligence, use of firearm
Subsection 220(a): MMP of 4 years
Manslaughter, use of a firearm
Subsection 236(a): MMP of 4 years
Attempted murder, use of a firearm
Paragraph 239(1)(a): MMP of 5 years (first offence) and 7 years (subsequent offences) - where firearm is restricted or prohibited or if any firearm is used and the offence is committed in connection with a criminal organization
Paragraph 239(1)(a.1): MMP of 4 years in any other case (involving non-restricted firearms)
Discharging firearm with intent
Paragraph 244(2)(a): MMP of 5 years (first offence) and 7 year (subsequent offences) where firearm is restricted or prohibited or where the offence is committed in connection with a criminal organization
Discharging firearm—recklessness
Paragraph 244.2(3)(a): MMP of 5 years (first offence) and 7 year (subsequent offences) where firearm is restricted or prohibited or where the offence is committed in connection with a criminal organization
Sexual assault, use of firearm
Paragraph 272(2)(a): MMP of 5 years (first offence) and 7 years (subsequent offences) - where firearm is restricted or prohibited or if any firearm is used and the offence is committed in connection with a criminal organization
Paragraph 272(2)(a.1): MMP of 4 years in any other case (involving non-restricted firearms)
Aggravated sexual assault, use of a firearm
Paragraph 273(2)(a): MMP of 5 years (first offence) and 7 years (subsequent offences) - where firearm is restricted or prohibited or if any firearm is used and the offence is committed in connection with a criminal organization
Paragraph 273(2)(a.1): MMP of 4 years in any other case (involving non-restricted firearms)
Kidnapping, use of a firearm
Paragraph 279(1.1)(a): MMP of 5 years (first offence) and 7 years (subsequent offences) - where firearm is restricted or prohibited or if any firearm is used and the offence is committed in connection with a criminal organization
Paragraph 279(1.1)(a.1): MMP of 4 years in any other case (involving non-restricted firearms)
Hostage taking, use of a firearm
Paragraph 279.1(2)(a): MMP of 5 years (first offence) and 7 years (subsequent offences) - where firearm is restricted or prohibited or if any firearm is used and the offence is committed in connection with a criminal organization
Paragraph 279.1(2)(a.1): MMP of 4 years in any other case (involving non-restricted firearms)
Robbery with firearm
Paragraph 344(1)(a): MMP of 5 years (first offence) and 7 years (subsequent offences) - where firearm is restricted or prohibited or if any firearm is used and the offence is committed in connection with a criminal organization
Extortion with a firearm
Paragraph 346(1.1)(a): MMP of 5 years (first offence) and 7 years (subsequent offences) - where firearm is restricted or prohibited or if any firearm is used and the offence is committed in connection with a criminal organization
Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
To address the overincarceration rate of Indigenous peoples as well as Black Canadians and members of marginalized communities, MMPs would be repealed for all the offences in the CDSA:
Trafficking or possession for the purpose of trafficking (two separate offences)
Subparagraph 5(3)(a)(i): MMP of 1 year; Subparagraph 5(3)(a)(ii) – MMP of 2 years
Importing and exporting or possession for the purpose of exporting (two separate offences)
Paragraph 6(3)(a): MMP of 1 year; Paragraph 6(3)(a.1) – MMP of 2 years
Production of substance Schedule I or II (two offence)
Paragraph 7(2)(a): MMP of 3 years and 2 years; Subparagraph 7(2)(a.1)(i) and (ii) – MMPs of 1 year and 18 months"
Imposer de nouvelles peines minimales obligatoires significatives pour plusieurs crimes.
"Life for five or more counts of human trafficking, importing or exporting ten or more illegal firearms, or trafficking, producing or exporting over 40mg of fentanyl.
15 years for traffickers caught with between 20mg to 40mg.
Five years for gang-affiliated extortion, four years for extortion with a firearm, and three years for all other extortion convictions.
Imposer des peines consécutives pour les condamnations liées à la traite des êtres humains, et des peines d'emprisonnement à perpétuité dans certains cas.
"Combat human trafficking with consecutive sentences, automatic bail restrictions, and life sentences for the worst cases." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Imposer des peines minimales et un nouveau délit plus grave, et supprimer l'assignation à résidence comme peine potentielle, pour le vol organisé.
"Stop auto theft, extortion, fraud, and arson with new minimum penalties, no house arrest, and a new more serious offence for organized theft. The Liberals let crime run rampant in our streets by passing Bill C-5, which rolled back mandatory prison time and the ban on house arrest for serious offenders." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Imposer des peines pour les armes dans les hôpitaux et les agressions contre le personnel de santé.
"Ensure safe hospitals with penalties for weapons in hospitals and assaults on healthcare workers." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Interdire la libération conditionnelle des personnes condamnées pour meurtre si le corps de la victime n'a pas été retrouvé.
"Provide closure for families with no parole without a body in murder cases. Convicted murderers should never be given parole when they are withholding information or evidence that grieving families can use to get closure." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Abolir la libération conditionnelle automatique et la remplacer par une libération méritée fondée sur les résultats.
"Implement earned release. Abolish automatic parole and replace it with performance-based earned release. End early release without evidence of meaningful rehabilitation to lower the threat to public safety and security." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Passer outre la Charte des Droits et Libertés pour imposer des peines consécutives aux auteurs de meurtres multiples.
"Ensure consecutive sentences for mass murderers by restoring true life sentences for multiple murderers. The Supreme Court's shocking decision in the Alexandre Bissonnette case resulted in the sentences of some of Canada’s most notorious killers being reduced, giving them a chance to walk free early." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
"Poilievre will reintroduce the Protecting Canadians by Ending Sentence Discounts for Multiple Murders Act, which the Supreme Court of Canada struck down in 2022 because, in their opinion, it was too hard on mass murderers. Poilievre will restore this legislation using Section 33 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-23
Supprimer le bracelet électronique comme peine pour les condamnations de vol de véhicule à moteur pour les crimes punissables par mise en accusation.
Nous n’avons par de NPD politiques sur Peines criminelles.
Établir des lignes directrices plus strictes en matière de peines pour les vols de voitures répétés, ainsi que pour la criminalité violente et organisée, y compris en autorisant les peines consécutives.
"Toughening sentencing guidelines so they are stricter for repeat offenders of car theft, as well as violent and organized crime by:
» Directing courts to primarily consider denunciation and deterrence when sentencing repeat car thieves or home invasion offenders;
» Allowing for consecutive sentencing for car theft with violence or car theft involving a criminal organization on top of home invasion offences if applicable, or any other offences the person is subject to; and,
» Allowing for consecutive sentencing for serious and violent offences." — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Augmenter la peine maximale pour le vol d'enfants
Nous n’avons par de Vert politiques sur Peines criminelles.
Installer des défibrillateurs dans les véhicules de la GRC.
"Put AEDs in RCMP vehicles in order to save lives. Canada faces a crisis in rural areas, where a lack of defibrillators results in deaths for people who have sudden cardiac arrests that could otherwise be alive today." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Investir dans les Services de la poursuite publique du Canada pour poursuivre des infractions plus complexes liées à la production, au trafic et à l'importation de drogues.
"Holding those profiting from bringing fentanyl into our communities accountable by prosecuting more complex drug production trafficking and importation offences. We will invest in the Public Prosecution Services of Canada so that they can do so;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Nous n’avons par de Vert politiques sur Poursuites judiciaires.
Abroger le projet de loi C-83, qui limite le recours à l'isolement cellulaire, autorise l'utilisation de scanners corporels et définit les facteurs à prendre en compte lors de la prise de décisions concernant les délinquants autochtones, entre autres.
"Repeal Bill C-83. Canada’s most dangerous and sadistic criminals like Luka Magnotta and Paul Bernardo should always be held in maximum-security prisons. Instead, the Liberal Bill C-83 instituted changes that move these prisoners to less restrictive environments over time." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Incarcérer les délinquants trans et non binaires dans des prisons correspondant au genre qui leur a été assigné à la naissance, y compris en incarcérant les femmes trans dans des prisons pour hommes.
"Defend women’s safety by repealing Commissioner’s Directive 100, which allows male offenders to be housed in women’s prisons and ensure that women’s spaces and services remain protected in federal institutions and policy." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Abroger la directive 100 du commissaire, qui exige que le personnel pénitentiaire reçoive une formation sur l'identité de genre et qui permet aux détenus de porter des vêtements et d'être logés dans des pénitenciers correspondant à leur identité de genre.
"Defend women’s safety by repealing Commissioner’s Directive 100, which allows male offenders to be housed in women’s prisons and ensure that women’s spaces and services remain protected in federal institutions and policy." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Exiger des détenus toxicomanes qu'ils participent à des programmes de désintoxication axés sur le rétablissement dans les prisons où un traitement de la toxicomanie est disponible.
"Require recovery-oriented rehabilitation in prisons, ensuring that more serious offenders struggling with addiction participate in evidence-based therapeutic living programs in prison, where such treatment is available." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Nous n’avons par de NPD politiques sur Prisons.
Nous n’avons par de Libéral politiques sur Prisons.
"Decriminalize sex work, replacing criminal laws with legislation that protects the health, safety, and labour rights of sex workers. New laws would be developed in full consultation with sex workers, human rights experts, and frontline organizations." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Ensure sex workers have access to the same workplace protections as other workers, including the right to organise, access to health and social services, and protection from discrimination and violence
Create a pathway for clearing past convictions related to consensual sex work
"Create a pathway for clearing past convictions related to consensual sex work, so that those affected are not unfairly punished for laws that have since changed." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Fund training and policy reform within the RCMP and other federally-regulated policing bodies to ensure responses to sex workers are grounded in human rights, harm reduction, and non-discrimination
"Fund training and policy reform within the RCMP and other federally regulated policing bodies to ensure responses to sex workers are grounded in human rights, harm reduction, and non-discrimination. Encourage provinces to adopt best practices through federal funding agreements." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Ensure online safety tools and communication platforms used by sex workers are not criminalised
"Ensure that online safety tools and communication platforms used by sex workers are not criminalized under vague or overbroad laws intended to target trafficking or exploitation." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Ensure anti-trafficking efforts do not criminalise or endanger consensual adult sex workers
"Align anti-trafficking efforts with the approach outlined in [the Justice section of the platform], ensuring that prevention, victim support, and prosecution efforts do not criminalize or endanger consensual adult sex workers." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Introduire une législation visant à protéger les enfants de l'exploitation sexuelle et de l'extorsion en ligne et ajouter un financement pour le Centre pour la Protection de l'Enfance.
"Introducing legislation to protect children from horrific crimes including online sexploitation and extortion; Providing new funding to the Canadian Center for Child Protection, and tools that give law enforcement and prosecutors to stop these crimes and bring perpetrators to justice;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Augmenter la peine maximale pour le vol d'enfants
Prolonger la période de conservation des données relatives aux infractions sexuelles commises sur des enfants et allonger le délai de prescription pour les poursuites judiciaires.
"Amending the Mandatory Reporting Act to extend the period of preservation of data related to a child sexual offence and extending the limitation period for the prosecution of an offence under that Act;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Nous n’avons par de Vert politiques sur Sécurité des enfants.
Embaucher au moins 2 000 agents frontaliers supplémentaires.
Acquérir de nouveaux scanners et dispositifs de surveillance pour les ports.
"New scanners and surveillance at ports. These scanners can see through walls of containers or vehicles to spot drugs, guns, and stolen cars." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Mettre en place un système de suivi des départs pour surveiller les dépassements de séjour.
"Departure tracking to monitor overstays so government officials know who is in Canada illegally." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Ajouter un mélange de 120 tours de surveillance et de 90 systèmes de drones montés sur des camions terrestres à la frontière.
"New drones and surveillance towers. Add a mix of 120 surveillance towers and 90 land- based truck bed-mounted drone systems to secure the border." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Utiliser l'armée à la frontière.
"Utilize military assistance as appropriate to secure the border." — Change, retrieved 2025-04-23
Étendre le mandat de l'Agence des Services Frontaliers du Canada pour patrouiller partout le long de la frontière, et pas seulement aux points de passage officiels.
Embaucher des milliers de nouveaux agents frontaliers.
Donner aux agents des frontières la compétence d'arrêter les personnes qui franchissent la frontière entre les points d'entrée habituels, afin de renforcer la frontière et d'empêcher l'entrée des armes à feu.
"We would hire thousands of new border officers and give them the right to stop border crossers in between regular ports of entry – to strengthen the border and stop guns before they get into Canada." — ndp.ca, retrieved 2025-04-19
Construire un nouveau centre de formation pour les agents de l'Agence des Services Frontaliers du Canada à Windsor.
Former 1 000 nouveaux agents de l'Agence des Services Frontaliers du Canada.
Mettre en place des scanners de frontière supplémentaires, des drones et de nouvelles équipes de chiens détecteurs pour cibler les envois suspects.
"Cracking down on drugs, including fentanyl and its precursors, illegal guns, and stopping organized crime gangs from smuggling cars out of the country. We will train 1,000 new Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers. In addition, to secure our borders, we will stand up additional border scanners, drones and new K-9 teams, to target more suspicious shipments at our land borders, ports, and railyards;" — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-16
Augmenter les ressources consacrées aux contrôles de sécurité, renforcer les exigences en matière de visas et améliorer la lutte contre la fraude à l'immigration.
"Strengthen the integrity of the border by increasing resources for security screenings, quickly identifying and removing inadmissible individuals, tightening visa requirements, and enhancing enforcement against immigration fraud." — liberal.ca, retrieved 2025-04-23a
Créer un nouveau délit d'"agression d'un partenaire intime" afin d'établir des peines plus sévères pour les abus commis par un partenaire intime.
Exiger les conditions de libération sous caution les plus strictes pour toute personne accusée de violence envers un partenaire intime, y compris le port d'un bracelet GPS et l'emprisonnement immédiat en cas de violation des conditions.
Exiger que les meurtres d'un partenaire intime, d'un enfant ou de l'enfant de son partenaire soient toujours considérés comme des meurtres au premier degré.
"End the senseless practice of downgrading the murder of an intimate partner to manslaughter, simply because the murderer claims it was a so-called “crime of passion”. A Conservative government will make sure that the murder of an intimate partner, one’s own child, or a partner’s child will be treated as first-degree murder." — conservative.ca, retrieved 2025-04-17
Adopter une loi sur les deepfakes d'IA.
Nous n’avons par de NPD politiques sur Violence fondée sur le genre et violence conjugale.
Faire en sorte que les meurtres motivés par la haine, y compris les féminicides, soient considérés comme des meurtres au premier degré avec circonstance aggravante.
Faire en sorte que la diffusion de deepfakes sexuels non consensuels soit un délit criminel.
Augmenter les peines pour la distribution d'images intimes sans consentement et les agressions sexuelles en cas de déclaration de culpabilité par procédure sommaire.
Fully implement a national action plan to eliminate gender-based violence, with dedicated funding for services
"Ensure full implementation of a national action plan to eliminate gender-based violence, with dedicated funding for services supporting women, girls, and gender-diverse people, including Indigenous and racialized communities." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Provide sustained core funding for community-led 2SLGBTQIA+ and gender-based violence support organisations, with priority given to those serving marginalised communities
Amend the Criminal Code to make coercive control a distinct offence
"Amend the Criminal Code to make coercive control a distinct offence, including patterns of psychological abuse, isolation, surveillance, threats, and control over finances, movement, or personal expression." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Prohibit personal cross-examination by abusers and ensure coercive control is considered in bail, sentencing, and custody decisions
Train police, judges, and service providers to respond to people who have experienced coercive control with a trauma-informed approach
Ensure coercive control is recognised under the federal Divorce Act
"Ensure coercive control is recognized under the federal Divorce Act and support cooperation with provinces to improve how family courts handle these cases." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Direct funding to services for those at highest risk of coercive control
"Direct funding to services for those at highest risk of coercive control, including Indigenous women, women with disabilities, migrant women, and 2SLGBTQIA+ people." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Invest coercive control prevention and support through public education, legal aid, housing, counselling, and culturally safe services
"Invest in prevention and support through public education, legal aid, housing, counselling, and culturally safe services, in partnership with survivors and advocates." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Expand training for immigration officers, RCMP, and federally-funded service providers regarding coercive control
"Expand training for immigration officers, RCMP, and federally funded service providers. Work with provinces to extend training to frontline workers in family services and child welfare." — Change: Vote For It, retrieved 2025-04-25
Monitor how coercive control is addressed in the justice system through disaggregated data and public reporting, to identify gaps and prevent misuse
