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Conservative Party of B.C. Leader John Rustad promises to get tough on crime

  • The Conservative Party of B.C. Announced a plan for a new court to hold trials for minor offences within one week of arrest to reduce delays.
  • Leader John Rustad stated that parents are worried about justice not being served and aims to impose necessary consequences for criminal actions.
  • The plan also includes hiring more police, enhancing transparency in justice, and ending decriminalization, alongside mandatory mental health treatment.
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