Mr. Speaker, I always listen to my communities and to my colleagues on both sides of the aisle.
Myron Demkiw, the chief of police for Toronto, said that the laws that are needed to address hate already exist. We do not need more laws. We just need the courage to enforce them and the courage to carry on. Instead of being drawn by political pressures, we need to use what we already have in front of us. The laws are there. The Criminal Code has the ability to charge people. Let us show some courage. I was going to use some colourful language, but I will not. Suffice it to say, the laws are already there. Let us use them to pursue the people who are spreading hate and causing hate in our communities.