Public Safety committee  They were, but they worked, and they had very poor food.

Public Safety committee  Where do you draw the line on that? They couldn't leave. There was barbed wire.

Public Safety committee  We appreciate it.

Public Safety committee  I do appreciate the question, but I would concur with the speaker ahead of me that our current criminal laws are very adequate to protect us from the kind of behaviour of people who would come and wantonly set fire to things, or take over a demonstration, or otherwise become viol

Public Safety committee  Hi. I also am a journalist. I'm very happy to follow this man because he made some points that I wanted to make—and very well. I have written several books with David Suzuki—

Public Safety committee  I'm Holly Dressel. I've taught at McGill in environmental studies, and I've worked a great deal.... For instance, Suzuki is a perfect example. He talked about the concentration camps and how we used laws like this to put people away. That is exactly what happened to the man I wo

Public Safety committee  Oh. Good. Good, you're concerned, then. It's hard to tell with students, too, you know.

Public Safety committee  Okay.

Public Safety committee  I did mention your name and you didn't look at me, so I—

Public Safety committee  Yes, I would just wrap up by saying that these situations—what he's talking about—are extremely rare. What is not rare, in fact, is governments taking advantage of their position of power and of being armed—having large armed groups that are both overt and covert—to cow their pop