10(B) Criminal Law CenterSt. Catharines, ON · July 3, 2026Canada’s New Bail Law Just Took Effect: What It Means If You’re Charged
The new Canadian government recently implemented tougher sentencing and strict bail laws. With a primary focus on keeping all Canadians safe, Canada New Bail Law or Bill C-14, received Royal Assent, thus delivering on its commitment to strengthen the Criminal Code. Bill C-14 bail reform encompasses over 80 modifications to the Criminal Code’s bail and...
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