A proposed anti-hate legislation could help police during protesting amid rise in hate crimes in Canada, a public safety analyst says. Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to introduce a bill this week that will prohibit people from restricting access to places of worship, religious or cultural buildings, and schools. The bill is also slated to include three new hate-related Criminal Code offences: willful intimidation, obstruction, and standalone hate occurring near places of worship. “It looks like (the bill) covers basically two areas,” public safety analyst Chris Lewis told CTV News Channel on Sunday. “One is protests (...) which at...
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