Fédéral
Projets de loi du Canada

44e Parlement1re Session
National Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Framework
The Health Minister must create a national plan on fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. It sets standards, training, and awareness, with public reports in one year and a five-year review.
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Finance System Must Align With Climate Goals
Banks and big companies must plan and report to hit net-zero by 2050. Fossil-fuel loans get higher capital costs, steering money to cleaner projects.
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Create Federal Victims' Ombudsperson, Expand Rights
Victims get automatic case updates, help enforcing court-ordered payments, and access to support services. A new federal Ombudsperson reviews complaints, and justice staff must complete regular training.
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Canada Bans Plastic Waste Exports for Disposal
It bans exporting listed plastic waste for final disposal. Exporters have 12 months to switch to local options or face fines.
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Canada ends merger efficiencies defence
Mergers that hurt competition can be blocked without counting claimed cost savings. Expect tougher reviews, which may help keep prices lower and choices wider.
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Canada Backs Closer Ties With Taiwan
Sets rules to work more with Taiwan on security, trade, and law. Clarifies property and court rights, and exempts Taiwan’s top officials from visas on private visits.
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Mandatory Maximum Security for Dangerous Offenders
Dangerous offenders and people with multiple first‑degree murder convictions must be kept in maximum‑security prisons. They cannot get unescorted temporary absences.
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Canada Ends Legal Defence for Corporal Punishment
Parents and teachers can no longer use force to discipline children under a special legal defence. After 30 days, such force may be treated as assault.
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Make Prince Edward Island One Employment Insurance Region
Prince Edward Island becomes one Employment Insurance region with a single unemployment rate. Required work hours and benefit weeks may change, but premiums and formulas stay the same.
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Canada Recognizes Right to Healthy Environment
It updates pollution and product rules nationwide. It adds a right to a healthy environment and stronger checks on toxic chemicals and some drugs.
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House Must Approve Public Inquiry Commissioners
Before naming an inquiry leader, the government must consult all party leaders and get a House vote. This could slow starts but may boost trust.
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National Standards for Drug Coverage
Provinces must run public drug plans that fully cover insured medicines and fees. Meeting the rules unlocks federal funds and keeps coverage when you travel or move.
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Tougher Sentences for Crimes During Disasters
If a crime exploits an evacuation, disaster, or emergency, judges must treat it as aggravating at sentencing. Offenders may get longer sentences; no new crimes or mandatory minimums.
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Citizenship restored for some born abroad
People who lost citizenship under an old age 28 rule would be citizens again. It does not change the current first-generation born abroad limit.
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Canada Tightens Captive Wild Animal Rules
New law restricts keeping and breeding apes, elephants, and other listed animals. Moving or showing them needs permits or licences; violators face criminal charges.
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Advance Consent for Assisted Dying Expanded
Lets some people approve assisted dying in advance if they later lose capacity. You can set a date or list clear conditions; providers must stop if you show refusal.
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Recognize National Indigenous Teachers Day
February 22 will be National Indigenous Teachers Day across Canada. No holiday status, no paid leave, no new rules.
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National Strategy to Cut Textile Waste
The environment minister must craft a plan to cut textile waste within two years. It could lead to repair tax breaks, labels, and producer fees later, but nothing changes now.
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Tougher Sex Offender Reporting Rules
Sex offenders must report twice a year and give notice before moving. Courts can order 30-year registry terms; failing to report becomes a crime.
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Sex Offender Registry Rules Get Tougher
Sex offenders must report more often and before moving. Courts can order 30-year reporting and new penalties apply for not reporting.
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New Medal Honours Cold War Home Service
Creates a medal for Canadians who served in Canada during the Cold War. People with 3 years of service can be nominated, and posthumous awards are allowed.
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Alcohol labels to carry cancer warnings
All canned and bottled alcohol would need health warnings. Labels would show standard drink sizes, drink counts, and a safe limit to reduce health risks.
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Victims Gain Say Over Publication Bans
Prosecutors must consult adult victims before asking for a ban. Victims can consent, get clear notices, and ask courts to change or end bans.
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October 22 Peacetime Military Memorial Day
Creates an annual memorial day on October 22 for peacetime military deaths. No day off; only the Peace Tower flag must be lowered to half-mast.
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