New legislation coming to keep Canada's most dangerous behind bars, for good.
He says criminals who are convicted of the worst crimes like multiple murders or repeated sexual assaults on children, could spend their entire lives behind bars.
MacKay says the forthcoming provisions, promised in this week's throne speech, would be applied very narrowly to offenders who have committed the most heinous, multiple violent crimes.
By: The Canadian Press

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