Grisly Video Aimed at Film Board.pdf
Sick Films Have No Redeeming Value.pdf
Gory Entertainment Must Stop, Cities Say.pdf
McLeod Calls for Ban on Slasher Films.pdf
Liberals Call for Action to Curb Violence.pdf
Liberal Election Handout.pdf
MPs' Panel Urges Ban on Exploiting Violence.pdf
Report on Crime Cards and Board Games.pdf
AG Responds to Report on Crime Cards.pdf
Feds Target Violence.pdf
AG Seeks Views on Violence.pdf

violence

This section contains items on efforts to convince the Canadian federal government to bring in legislation to prohibit the "undue exploitation of violence", a phrase adapted from the current federal Criminal Code law on obscenity.  More information on this can be found in the Action Agenda: A Strategic Blueprint for Reducing Exposure to Media Violence in Canada, in the Political Highlights section, and pertinent sections of the Criminal Code can be found under Legislative and Regulatory Highlights. 

In the early 1990s, the federal government made a lot of noise on this issue; unfortunately, they never actually did anything.  As a result, television violence escalated dramatically, and since there is no prohibition on violent products (without explicit sex), violence in music and video games exploded.  

Sorry for the quality of some articles.  They're from my archives.