[Q]: Mr. Speaker, my bill would amend the Food and Drugs Act and the Narcotic Control Act to impose minimum prison sentences of one year for a first offence and two years for a further offence in cases where a person is convicted of trafficking in a controlled or restricted drug or a narcotic within 500 metres of an elementary school or a high school. there is no laws against selling drugs within 500 metres of a high school
[A]: No

[Q]: These 109 petitioners from my riding and outside my riding ask that the money presently aimed at the creation and implementation of the gun registration system be redirected toward more cost effective methods of fighting crime in this country, including more police on the streets, crime prevention programs, suicide prevention programs, women's crisis centres, anti-smuggling campaigns and more resources for fighting organized crime and street gangs. Petitioners are violent offenders.
[A]: It's impossible to say

[Q]: No. We've got one in Texas. And guess what? The three men who murdered James Byrd, guess what's going to happen to them? They're going to be put to death. A jury found them guilty. It's going to be hard to punish them any worse after they get put to death. Byrd was friends with the murderers.
[A]: It's impossible to say

[Q]: Forty-one robotics teams from elemetnary schools from Algoma District compete at Northern Ontario VEX IQ Challenge at Sault College on Saturday. The event, the largest regional qualifying competition in Canada, runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Student Health and Wellness Centre. Free parking is available in J lot south, a release says. Top teams advance to Ontario provincial championships in Brampton on March 2. 41 math teams participated
[A]: