Canada's Conservatives Push for Home Defense Bill


Author: The Daily News Now! March 12, 2026 Duration: 1:17
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Canada's Conservatives Push for Home Defense Bill

Conservatives in Canada introduce a bill to strengthen self-defense rights during home invasions. The proposed amendment to the Criminal Code presumes force used against unlawful intruders is justified, aiming to prevent homeowners from being charged. The bill gains grassroots support and awaits parliamentary review amid ongoing debates on home safety and criminal justice reforms.

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