You're talking about femicides. Obviously, the subject worries all of us. We want to put an end not only to femicide, but also to violence in general. However, the issue of violent crimes between spouses is particularly worrying.
According to the data I have, those crimes are often committed out of anger. I have my doubts about this, so perhaps you can reassure me.
Will people who commit this type of crime really change their behaviour because they will receive longer sentences under the provisions of Bill C‑14?
Shouldn't we focus mainly on raising public awareness to prevent people who commit such crimes from committing others?
Isn't that the aspect we should be working on, not the sentences?