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Conservative Party Bill C-289 would impose harsher sentences for fentanyl crimes
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Conservative Party Bill C-289 would impose harsher sentences for fentanyl crimes
OTTAWA — A Conservative member of Parliament has introduced legislation that would impose significantly tougher penalties on people convicted of trafficking and producing fentanyl and other synthetic opioids. Chak Au, MP for Richmond Centre–Marpole, tabled Bill C-289, known as the Stopping Supply to Save Lives Act. Au says he hopes the legislation will become known as “Emily’s Legacy,” named after a 14-year-old girl who died after being exposed …
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