Fédéral
Projets de loi du Canada

44e Parlement1re Session
Permanent Anti-trafficking Strategy With Annual Reports
The bill locks in Canada's anti-trafficking plan. It requires updates, yearly progress reports, survivor input, and training, with public reviews every five years.
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Second reading
Chronologie
National Plan for Guaranteed Basic Income
It requires the Finance Minister to draft a national basic income plan. No new payments now; the plan must define regional livable income and protect disability supports.
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Consideration in committee
Chronologie
New privacy rights and AI safety rules
You can ask companies about your data, ask for deletion in some cases, and get breach alerts. High impact AI must manage risks, post plain notices, and faces large fines.
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Consideration in committee
Chronologie
Wireless licences must serve 50% in 3 years
Carriers must cover at least half of people in each local area within three years. If they fail, licences can be revoked and reassigned to keep service going.
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Second reading
Chronologie
Tougher Rules for Parole Breaches and Sentencing
Creates a new crime for serious offenders who break release conditions. Parole officers must report breaches, and fewer crimes qualify for serving sentences in the community.
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Second reading
Chronologie
Limits NDAs in Federal Harassment Cases
Federal workplaces can use NDAs only if the complainant asks after legal advice. Public money can't enforce NDAs, and annual reports will show NDA use across government and funded groups.
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Second reading
Chronologie
Citizenship oath choice: King or Canada
New citizens can swear allegiance to the King or to Canada. Both oaths include obeying the law and the Constitution, which protects Indigenous rights.
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Second reading
Chronologie
Extra GST Credit and $2B to Provinces
If you got a GST credit in January 2023, you get the same amount again. Provinces and territories also get a one-time $2B payment with no strings.
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Royal assent
Chronologie
Canada Bans Child Labour Goods, Requires Reports
Big companies must post yearly plans to prevent forced and child labour in their supply chains. Canada also blocks imports made with child labour.
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Royal assent
Chronologie
Food Day in Canada each August
The bill names a yearly Food Day in early August. It does not create a holiday or any new rules.
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Royal assent
Chronologie
CSIS Must Report Candour Breaches Annually
CSIS must track and report breaches of its duty of candour in warrant requests and update its oath. Parliament and the public will see general descriptions each year.
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First reading
Chronologie
Streaming Platforms Face Canadian Content Duties
Streaming services must support Canadian shows and make them easier to find. Most user uploads stay outside the rules. CRTC can fine companies that break the rules.
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Royal assent
Chronologie
Pensions Paid First in Bankruptcies
If your employer goes bankrupt, pension shortfalls get paid before many other debts. Some group insurance claims also move up.
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Royal assent
Chronologie
Ankle monitors in partner violence bail
Prosecutors can ask for ankle monitors as a bail condition in partner violence cases. Judges must consider victim safety and will get new training on intimate partner violence.
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Royal assent
Chronologie
Canada Recognizes International Mother Language Day
February 21 becomes International Mother Language Day in Canada. It's symbolic only: no holiday, no schedule changes, and no required programs.
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Royal assent
Chronologie
Unions and Pay Protected in Airport Contract Swaps
When airport contracts change, the new employer must keep the union and current pay and benefits. This helps keep staff and rules in place until a new deal is made.
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First reading
Chronologie
National ADHD Framework for Health and Schools
The Health Minister must make a Canada-wide ADHD plan with provinces and Indigenous groups. It aims to improve public resources, train teachers and clinicians, and report results.
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First reading
Chronologie
Year-end $4.7B to keep services running
The bill lets the federal government spend $4.7B to keep existing programs running. It funds defence, health, Indigenous and immigration services; some tax and border funds carry into 2024.
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Royal assent
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Interim funding keeps federal services running
This lets the federal government spend $89.7B so programs continue early in the year. It prevents service slowdowns while the full budget is set.
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Royal assent
Chronologie
Canada to Craft National Autism Framework
The Health Minister must develop a national autism plan after broad talks. It sets deadlines and reporting, but no new benefits yet.
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Royal assent
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Ottawa to Draft Student Debt Relief Strategy
Creates a national plan to reduce student debt. No immediate relief; government will consult provinces, publish a strategy within one year, and review progress within three years.
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First reading
Chronologie
Automatic Payouts for Flight Disruptions
Airlines must automatically pay cash for delays, cancellations, or denied boarding, unless rare events apply. Refunds go back to your original payment, and fines increase to enforce rules.
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First reading
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Indigenous Consent Required for Territorial Mining
New rules will require Indigenous consent before mining rights are granted on territorial lands. Cabinet will set regulations, including royalties and compensation for surface rights holders.
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First reading
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MAID Mental Illness Access Delayed One Year
People whose only condition is mental illness remain ineligible for assisted dying until March 17, 2024. Other MAID rules stay the same.
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Royal assent
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