Canada's soft on crime debate

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AGAR: More Canadians willing to take hard line on crime

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford recently said he favoured stiffer penalties for home invaders who kill victims.

Research shows majorities in every region side with the return of capital punishment.

Poll: More than half of Canadians prefer life imprisonment without the possibility of parole to deal with convicted murderers, while just over a third ( 35% ) choose the death penalty.

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