| Bill C-10 passes House, moves to Senate |
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On December 5, 2011 Bill C-10 received third reading and was approved by the Conservative dominated House of Commons in a vote of 157-127. The omnibus bill now moves to the Senate, where it will face a similar process of study as in the House. Our fight against mandatory incarceration for drug crimes continues now at the Senate. We must continue to speak out about the impacts this legislation will have on people across the country. More people are talking about the problems of Canada's enforcement dominated drug policy, and they are increasingly doing something about it. Be a part of the growing movement, demand an end to failed strategies and join the call for sensible drug policy! How to contact your Senators: Scroll down for links to other campaigns against Bill C-10, or see more ideas for action against Bill C-10 here Click here for CSSDP's fact sheet on Bill C-10 CSSDP's submission to the Committee
It Could Get Worse: Stories and videos of people discussing the impacts Bill C-10 will have on them and their communities LeadNow.ca: an online site where you can send a letter to the Justice Minister calling for an end to Bill C-10, and find out more about the demonstrations Elizabeth Fry Society: has developed a series of postcards you can print, distribute, and mail for free! Avaaz: an online petition and demonstration campaign aimed at pushing the Provincial and Territorial justice ministers into voicing their opposition |

