Federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s tour through London Thursday focussed on justice and outrage over safe supply, and the term ‘safe supply’ itself.
Poilievre chose a playground in Old East Village (OEV) to spread his ‘Stop the Crime’ message.
“Jail, not bail, for repeat violent offenders who will no longer be eligible for bail, house arrest, probation, or parole,” he said. “We will secure our borders with high-powered scanners… That will ensure that shipping containers can no longer bring drugs and guns in and stolen cars out.”
Aiming at the prime minister, Poilievre cited new Statistics Canada data on crime.
He also brought up the death of Breanna Broadfoot, just one day after family and friends held a vigil in London.
Police say the 17 year old was a victim of intimate partner violence.
CTV News London revealed Wednesday that the suspect in her death had been previously arrested.
“She is just the latest victim …