Six and a half years ago, the Boxing Day shooting of Jane Creba near
Toronto’s Eaton Centre sent Paul Martin’s re-election campaign into a
downward spiral from which it never recovered.
That may be why the opposition parties appeared to be going to such
lengths to avoid any mention of Saturday’s fatal shooting at the Eaton
Centre food court – proving, once again, that the criminal is political.
The
Conservatives displayed no such reticence. Julian Fantino, the
Associate Defence Minister and former head of the Toronto and Ontario
police forces, declared that the attacks demonstrated the tougher
sentencing provisions of Tory crime legislation were needed.
“If
all else fails, the only thing we have left is the criminal justice
system,” he said Monday on CTV. “We need to find ways to isolate law
abiding, decent citizens from those who actively seek to victimize and
continue their life of crime,” he said. “And jail is the answer, I’m
afraid, if all else fails.”
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