Soon after Alexandre Bissonnette murdered six Muslim worshippers at a Quebec City mosque in 2017, police raided his apartment, handcuffing his father and twin brother and forcing them to kneel ...
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B.C. court finds Criminal Code first-degree murder parole provision unconstitutionalThe ruling notes that the Supreme Court of Canada found it unconstitutional to impose parole ineligibility periods consecutively in the case of Quebec mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette ...
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Pierre Poilievre prepares to embrace the notwithstanding clause — and all its controversyAfter raising the idea while speaking to the Canadian Police Association on Monday, Poilievre told reporters on Tuesday that the promise would keep murderers like Alexandre Bissonnette ...
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