联邦自由党承诺打击有组织犯罪与跨境走私 增援警力守护加拿大人安全

利亚·泰勒·罗伊（Leah Taylor Roy）与加拿大联邦自由党领袖、总理马克·卡尼（Mark Carney）共同宣布了一项全面的打击犯罪计划，重点包括打击犯罪帮派、阻止非法枪支和毒品从美国边境流入加拿大，以及在全国范围内建设更安全的社区。

泰勒·罗伊长期以来一直积极倡导加强打击有组织犯罪和汽车盗窃的措施。2024年1月，她与官员共同宣布联邦将拨款1.21亿加元，用于应对日益严重的汽车盗窃问题，体现了她持续致力于保护其选区乃至全国家庭和社区安全的承诺。

她在讲话中强调：“安全是社区繁荣的基础。这项计划不仅会通过加强执法发挥作用，更会确保我们的司法系统有能力应对当今复杂的挑战。从奥罗拉到列治文山，从社区到国家，加拿大人理应感到安心与受到保护。”

马克·卡尼领导下的自由党政府承诺采取以下负责任的措施，防止突击式枪支出现在街头，同时尊重加拿大传统的打猎和射击文化：

• 重新启动并完善突击式枪械的回购计划；

• 自动吊销因暴力犯罪（特别是亲密伴侣暴力）被定罪者的枪牌；

• 立法规定由皇家骑警（RCMP）对新进入市场的枪械进行分类，而不是由枪械行业自定；

• 增加对RCMP法医实验室及萨斯喀彻温省弹道实验室的资助，以更好追踪涉案枪械；

• 加强枪牌发放监管，严格执行“黄旗”和“红旗”措施。

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为加强执法和司法系统、打击有组织犯罪及跨境走私、保护家庭和儿童，自由党还将：

• 招募1,000名新的RCMP人员，以应对毒品与人口贩运、外国干预、网络犯罪及组织性汽车盗窃犯罪；在里贾纳设立新的皇家骑警学院，并提高新警员的薪资；

• 培训1,000名加拿大边境服务局（CBSA）新人员，打击芬太尼及其前体、非法枪支、阻止犯罪团伙偷车走私出境；在边境口岸、港口和铁路货场增设扫描仪、无人机和警犬队；

• 增加联邦检察服务处的经费，以提升起诉毒品生产、走私和贩运案件的能力；

• 修改《刑法》，加重对暴力和有组织犯罪、入室抢劫、偷车及人口贩运（尤其是累犯）的保释限制；

• 推出一系列措施应对性暴力和亲密伴侣暴力，包括将仇恨动机杀人（如女性命案）视为推定一级谋杀、提高未经同意传播私密影像的刑罚，以及将传播非自愿“AI换脸色情”列为犯罪；

• 积极保护儿童免受网络犯罪侵害，拟立法打击“网络性勒索”和剥削行为；

• 应对日益严重的仇恨犯罪，保护社区安全，包括增加对加拿大社区安全计划的投资；立法将故意阻挠宗教场所、学校和社区中心出入，以及恐吓威胁出入者的行为定为刑事罪行；

• 为一线应急人员（如消防员、急救员、边境服务人员、议会保安、搜救队）增加精神健康支持和经费投入。

在利亚·泰勒·罗伊的强力地方领导和马克·卡尼的国家战略指导下，自由党承诺采取果断且负责任的行动，打击有组织犯罪，维护加拿大司法体系，确保每位加拿大人都能在家中、社区和社会中感到安心与安全。

英文原文:

Leah Taylor Roy and Mark Carney’s Liberals Release Plan to Fight Crime, Protect
Canadians, and Build Safer Communities
Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill, ON – Leah Taylor Roy joins Prime Minister
Carney in announcing a comprehensive action plan to crack down on criminal gangs,
stop the flow of illegal guns and drugs across the U.S. border, and build safer
communities across Canada. Taylor Roy has been a consistent advocate for stronger
measures to combat organized crime and auto theft. In January 2024, she stood
alongside officials to announce $121 million in federal funding to address rising auto
thefts—part of her ongoing commitment to protecting families and communities in her
riding and beyond.
Leah Taylor Roy emphasized the importance of addressing crime at both the community
and systemic level: “Safety is the foundation of a thriving community. This plan will make
a real difference—not just by increasing enforcement, but by ensuring our justice
system is equipped to deal with the complex challenges of today. From Aurora to
Richmond Hill and beyond, Canadians deserve to feel secure and supported,” said
Taylor Roy.
A Mark Carney-led Liberal government will take responsible action to keep assault-style
guns off our streets. While respecting the longstanding traditions of hunting and sport
shooting in Canada, we will:
● Reinvigorate the implementation of an efficient gun-buyback program for
assault-style firearms;
● Automatically revoke gun licenses for individuals convicted of violent
offences, particularly those convicted of intimate partner violence offences;
● Legislate a requirement for the RCMP to classify new firearm models
entering the market, instead of the gun industry;

● Increase funding to RCMP’s Forensic Laboratories and the Saskatchewan
Ballistics Laboratory to better track down guns used in crimes; and,
● Toughen oversight of firearms licensing and strengthen the enforcement of
yellow and red flag requirements.
We will also strengthen our law enforcement and justice system to fight organized crime
and trafficking, better protect families and children, and stop the flow of drugs and guns
from the U.S. border:
● Recruit 1,000 more RCMP personnel to tackle drug and human trafficking,
foreign interference, cybercrime, and the organized criminal gangs that
steal cars. We will also create a new RCMP academy in Regina, and increase
pay for cadet recruits;
● Train 1,000 new CBSA officers to crack down on drugs, including fentanyl
and its precursors, illegal guns, and stop gangs from stealing cars and
smuggling them out of the country. We will also add new border scanners,
drones and K-9 teams, to better target suspicious shipments at our land borders,
ports, and railyards;
● Increase funding to the Public Prosecution Services of Canada to increase
capacity to prosecute more drug production, trafficking, and importation offences;
● Toughen the Criminal Code and make bail laws stricter for violent and
organized crime, home invasions, car stealings, and human trafficking –
including and especially for repeat offenders;
● Take specific measures to crack down on sexual violence and intimate
partner violence, including making hate-motivated murders including femicide, a
constructive-first degree murder offence, raising the penalty for the distribution of
intimate images without consent, and making it a criminal offence to distribute
non-consensual sexual deepfakes;
● Aggressively pursue action to protect children from online crimes, including
introducing legislation to protect children from online exploitation and sextortion;

● Fight the horrifying rise in hate and protect our communities, including by
increasing funding to the Canada Community Security Program and introducing
legislation to make it a criminal offence to intentionally and willfully obstruct
access to any place of worship, schools, and community centres; and a criminal
offence to willfully intimidate or threaten those attending services at these
locations; and,
● Invest in our first responders such as firefighters, paramedics, border services
officers, Parliamentary protection officers, and search and rescue, and increase
funding for their mental health supports.
With strong local leadership from Leah Taylor Roy and a clear national strategy under
Mark Carney, the Liberal Party is committed to taking decisive, responsible action to
keep communities safe, dismantle organized crime, and strengthen Canada’s justice
system. Together, we will protect Canadian families, uphold the rule of law, and ensure
every Canadian can feel secure in their home, neighbourhood, and community.

Leah Taylor Roy and Mark Carney’s Liberals Release Plan to Fight Crime, Protect
Canadians, and Build Safer Communities
Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill, ON – Leah Taylor Roy joins Prime Minister
Carney in announcing a comprehensive action plan to crack down on criminal gangs,
stop the flow of illegal guns and drugs across the U.S. border, and build safer
communities across Canada. Taylor Roy has been a consistent advocate for stronger
measures to combat organized crime and auto theft. In January 2024, she stood
alongside officials to announce $121 million in federal funding to address rising auto
thefts—part of her ongoing commitment to protecting families and communities in her
riding and beyond.
Leah Taylor Roy emphasized the importance of addressing crime at both the community
and systemic level: “Safety is the foundation of a thriving community. This plan will make
a real difference—not just by increasing enforcement, but by ensuring our justice
system is equipped to deal with the complex challenges of today. From Aurora to
Richmond Hill and beyond, Canadians deserve to feel secure and supported,” said
Taylor Roy.
A Mark Carney-led Liberal government will take responsible action to keep assault-style
guns off our streets. While respecting the longstanding traditions of hunting and sport
shooting in Canada, we will:
● Reinvigorate the implementation of an efficient gun-buyback program for
assault-style firearms;
● Automatically revoke gun licenses for individuals convicted of violent
offences, particularly those convicted of intimate partner violence offences;
● Legislate a requirement for the RCMP to classify new firearm models
entering the market, instead of the gun industry;

● Increase funding to RCMP’s Forensic Laboratories and the Saskatchewan
Ballistics Laboratory to better track down guns used in crimes; and,
● Toughen oversight of firearms licensing and strengthen the enforcement of
yellow and red flag requirements.
We will also strengthen our law enforcement and justice system to fight organized crime
and trafficking, better protect families and children, and stop the flow of drugs and guns
from the U.S. border:
● Recruit 1,000 more RCMP personnel to tackle drug and human trafficking,
foreign interference, cybercrime, and the organized criminal gangs that
steal cars. We will also create a new RCMP academy in Regina, and increase
pay for cadet recruits;
● Train 1,000 new CBSA officers to crack down on drugs, including fentanyl
and its precursors, illegal guns, and stop gangs from stealing cars and
smuggling them out of the country. We will also add new border scanners,
drones and K-9 teams, to better target suspicious shipments at our land borders,
ports, and railyards;
● Increase funding to the Public Prosecution Services of Canada to increase
capacity to prosecute more drug production, trafficking, and importation offences;
● Toughen the Criminal Code and make bail laws stricter for violent and
organized crime, home invasions, car stealings, and human trafficking –
including and especially for repeat offenders;
● Take specific measures to crack down on sexual violence and intimate
partner violence, including making hate-motivated murders including femicide, a
constructive-first degree murder offence, raising the penalty for the distribution of
intimate images without consent, and making it a criminal offence to distribute
non-consensual sexual deepfakes;
● Aggressively pursue action to protect children from online crimes, including
introducing legislation to protect children from online exploitation and sextortion;

● Fight the horrifying rise in hate and protect our communities, including by
increasing funding to the Canada Community Security Program and introducing
legislation to make it a criminal offence to intentionally and willfully obstruct
access to any place of worship, schools, and community centres; and a criminal
offence to willfully intimidate or threaten those attending services at these
locations; and,
● Invest in our first responders such as firefighters, paramedics, border services
officers, Parliamentary protection officers, and search and rescue, and increase
funding for their mental health supports.
With strong local leadership from Leah Taylor Roy and a clear national strategy under
Mark Carney, the Liberal Party is committed to taking decisive, responsible action to
keep communities safe, dismantle organized crime, and strengthen Canada’s justice
system. Together, we will protect Canadian families, uphold the rule of law, and ensure
every Canadian can feel secure in their home, neighbourhood, and community.