Justice Delayed: Sentencing and Drug Trafficking

This chapter explores the delayed sentencing of a Toronto man guilty of a major drug trafficking operation, reflecting on the justice system's leniency and implications for public perception. It raises questions about the fairness of allowing sentencing delays due to personal circumstances, such as impending fatherhood, while discussing broader issues of border security and drug-related crimes. Additionally, the chapter touches on the intersection of government actions and public sentiment amidst rising refugee claims and questionable expenditure on youth engagement initiatives.