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Why does it seem like young Canadians are committing more crime?

Understanding the Rise in Youth Crime in Canada

It’s becoming all too common to see headlines about young teenagers involved in serious crimes in Canada. The question on everyone’s mind is: why are 13-year-olds being linked to homicide investigations? Why are 17-year-olds facing time in remand instead of planning their future education?

To shed light on this concerning trend, host Maria Kestane sits down with Dr. Kim Varma, a criminology professor at Toronto Metropolitan University. Together, they delve into the reasons behind the surge in youth crime and explore the role that society plays in preventing young individuals from entering the justice system.

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