The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast
The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast
✓

Bill C-231: A Path Towards Addiction Recovery

00:21:06
Podcasts
RSS
Link

OM DENNE EPISODE

Addiction can change the course of a young person’s life, but it should never define their future.

Bill C-231 is about compassion, hope and giving youth struggling with addiction another chance.

The bill would give youth justice courts greater ability to delay sentencing so a young person can participate in a substance-use treatment program, and allow treatment to be included as part of certain youth justice orders.

Bill C-231 received unanimous consent at second reading, a strong sign that Canadians can come together around a simple principle: when a young person is struggling, we should give them a path toward treatment, rehabilitation and a better future.

Luc Berthold joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to give us the details and story behind this critical piece of legislation

Nyheder
Engelsk
Canada
BrugAPItil å hente denne episode iJSON

I DENNE EPISODE

Redigér disse tags

UDSKRIFT 🔗

Are you the producer of this podcast? Add a podcast transcript
Need Audio-to-Text? Transcribe with Listen411 in Just 60 Seconds

SØK BLANT TIDLIGERE EPISODER

Søk etter gamle episoder av The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast.
Integrer denne søgefelt på ditt nettsted

ANDRE EPISODE I DENNE PODKAST

Bill C-9 wasn’t about fighting hate.

Bill C-9 wasn’t about fighting hate.

It was about giving the Liberals more power to police what Canadians could say. Existing laws already made it illegal to promote hatred and incite violence. Instead of enforcing them, the government removed longstanding protections for religious expression, expanded vague definitions, and even …
00:21:28
DEL
LAGRE
Canada’s Immigration System: Once the Gold Standard

Canada’s Immigration System: Once the Gold Standard

Canada’s immigration system was once the gold standard under the Harper government. It was fair, secure, and built on enforcing the rules. After a decade of mismanagement, that reputation has been eroded. The Auditor General uncovered more than 153,000 suspected cases of international stu…
None
DEL
LAGRE
First they denied it. Now they’re admitting it.

First they denied it. Now they’re admitting it.

The Liberals claimed the streaming tax was “imaginary” and “fake.” They said we were wrong and insisted there was nothing Cabinet could do. Now? They’re scrambling to reverse course after getting caught. The government’s streaming tax was always going to …
00:25:00
DEL
LAGRE
Uncertainty. That is what the current government has left Canadians with.

Uncertainty. That is what the current government has left Canadians with.

Instead of providing clear and consistent protection for private property rights, they have created confusion through shifting legal positions, closed-door agreements, and a failure to give homeowners and investors confidence in the security of their land. When property rights become unclear, t…
00:22:40
DEL
LAGRE
Canadian airports should be secure. Not a playground for organized crime.

Canadian airports should be secure. Not a playground for organized crime.

Disturbing reports show baggage tag-switching schemes, RCMP arrests at Pearson, and innocent travellers allegedly caught up in drug smuggling operations without even knowing it. At least 17 innocent travellers have already been detained, and more cases may still be undetected. Yet despite r…
00:18:03
DEL
LAGRE
Ansvarsfraskrivelse: Podkasten og kunstværket, det finnes indlejret på denne siden, er fra Conservative Party of Canada, som tilhører dens eier og ikke er tilknyttet eller godkjent av Listen Notes, Inc.
PROMOTED
We’re selling some of our podcast-related domain names, including breaker.fm, Podcast.mov, and Listen.Host. Place your bid on eBay.
We’re selling some of our podcast-related domain names, including breaker.fm, Podcast.mov, and Listen.Host. Place your bid on eBay.
Bid on eBay

ANBEFALINGER
Bruk API til å hente denne episode