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The Canadian Press
Bus victim’s mom calls for tougher sentencing
WINNIPEG — She’s calling it “Tim’s Law” — a tribute to her slain son in the form of proposed legislation that would dramatically change the way the most dangerous among us are dealt with.
No second chances. No glimmer of hope. No parole. And, in extreme cases like that of her slain son, Tim McLean, an eye for an eye.
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