A Canadian homeowner has been charged after a break-in, raising big questions about self-defense laws in Canada. Can you really defend your home and family without risking criminal charges?In this video, Randall Arsenault, known as Officer er Arsenault, sits down with a former police officer and private security expert Ross McLean to break down Canadian self-defense laws and why many believe they’re broken. We discuss:

• What the Criminal Code of Canada actually says about use of force and self-defense
• Why homeowners can’t be expected to remain calm during a home invasion in Canada
• When self-defense crosses the line into assault
• Why Canada doesn’t have Castle Doctrine or Stand Your Ground laws like the U.S.
• What changes Canadians need to protect their rights and homes

This case is sparking debate across the country. Should a homeowner be charged for defending their home in Canada? Do we need to reform Canadian law to give people the same protections as the Castle Doctrine in the United States?Watch the full interview and join the discussion in the comments.For more, visit www.CanadaOffScript.com#SelfDefense #Canada #HomeownerCharged #CastleDoctrine #StandYourGround #CanadianLaw #HomeInvasion #JusticeSystem #RandallArsenault #CrimeInCanada #CanadaOffScript