Canadian Conservative leader proposes "three strikes" law for severe repeat offenders.

Canadian politician Pierre Poilievre has proposed a "Three-Strikes-and-You're-Out" law to target repeat offenders. The law would impose harsh penalties, including a minimum 10-year prison sentence and potential life sentences, for individuals convicted of three serious crimes. Poilievre claims the law would enhance public safety and deter criminal behavior, though legal experts question its constitutionality. Details of the law are still under discussion.