Bill C-292
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An Act to amend the Criminal Code (victim protection)
Strengthens Canada's human trafficking laws by adding fines up to $100,000, requiring consecutive prison sentences, making it easier to prove trafficking occurred, and improving protections for victims who testify in court.
Sponsor · Anna Roberts
What it means for you
Traffickers would face heavier financial penalties and longer combined prison sentences, while victims would find it easier to report crimes and testify safely — including remotely, from outside the courthouse.
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