From CBC News
"In the past 12 months, courts across Ontario have withdrawn or stayed 85 per cent of drug possession charges in the system before they ever reached trial . . . "
"Across Ontario, there are significant differences in how many drug possession cases are dropped.
In busy courthouses like Barrie, Brampton and Hamilton, nearly all possession charges were dropped. But in others, like Thunder Bay, the rates barely changed . . ."
"Prior to the election, the federal government introduced a bill that would erase mandatory minimum sentences for drug possession charges" (Remember this last one in the voting booth. Don't elect the party of no!)
"In the past 12 months, courts across Ontario have withdrawn or stayed 85 per cent of drug possession charges in the system before they ever reached trial . . . "
"Across Ontario, there are significant differences in how many drug possession cases are dropped.
In busy courthouses like Barrie, Brampton and Hamilton, nearly all possession charges were dropped. But in others, like Thunder Bay, the rates barely changed . . ."
"Prior to the election, the federal government introduced a bill that would erase mandatory minimum sentences for drug possession charges" (Remember this last one in the voting booth. Don't elect the party of no!)