1. Capital Punishment
... hours, the death penalty was abolished by only six votes. It is said that threats were made toward the members of Parliament and their families by pro death penalty advocates. The duty of a member is to vote in the view of a Canadian; in this case, they were viewing the debate with personal feelings. In 1987, the federal government in charge, the Progressive ... ...
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