OTTAWA —The Opposition Conservatives signalled Tuesday that the party would be willing to support a narrower version of the government’s anti-hate bill, as the Liberals struggle to find a path forward for the legislation. “If they were solely focused on that, those are elements of that bill that could pass very quickly,” Scheer said. Major Jewish advocacy groups have called for parties to support C-9, pointing to a rise in antisemitic incidents targeted at buildings like synagogues. “If the government chose to take the approach, I can signal that Conservatives would support those components of the bill,” Scheer said. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementEarlier in the day, Fraser said the Liberals were working with the Quebec party.

Source: National Post February 10, 2026 23:07 UTC