Hour 4: A plan to introduce legislation (when Parliament returns) that would amend the Criminal Code, preventing judges from considering a non-citizen's immigration status during sentencing and according to Statistics Canada, June is the most common month for Canadians to retire, often followed by a long-awaited celebratory trip. episode artwork

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Hour 4: A plan to introduce legislation (when Parliament returns) that would amend the Criminal Code, preventing judges from considering a non-citizen's immigration status during sentencing and according to Statistics Canada, June is the most common month for Canadians to retire, often followed by a long-awaited celebratory trip.

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