[westopher]

I'd like to hear why this plan bad.

The proposed changes mean that people, especially repeat offenders, charged with home invasions, violent car theft or human trafficking would have to prove they deserve bail before it is awarded. Right now, prosecutors have to prove that denying someone bail is justified.

Automatically revoking gun licenses for people convicted of violent crimes, particularly when those crimes include intimate partner violence.
Passing legislation making the RCMP responsible for classifying new firearm models rather than the gun industry.
Increasing funding to the RCMP's forensic laboratories to help law enforcement better track down guns used in crimes.
Strengthen the oversight of firearms licensing and enforcement.
"You can't be serious about being tough on crime if you're not willing to be tough on guns," Carney said. "You can't be serious about stopping intimate partner violence without being serious about gun control."

The Liberal leader said he would pursue these changes while respecting the right of hunters and Indigenous people to use firearms for sport and tradition.

Introducing legislation to protect children from online crimes like exploitation and sextortion.
Giving new funding to the Canadian Centre for Child Protection.
Tightening laws to crack down on child-luring including by raising the maximum sentence.
Giving law enforcement more time to prosecute sexual offences against children.
Making hate-motivated murders, including femicide, a constructive-first degree murder offence.
Raising the penalty for the distribution of intimate images without consent.