Fédéral

Projets de loi du Canada

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44e Parlement1re Session

410 projets de loi
C-223Member of Parliament

Roadmap for Guaranteed Livable Basic Income

No money now. Ottawa must design a basic income framework, consult provinces and Indigenous leaders, set region-based amounts, and report to Parliament online each year.

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C-219Member of Parliament

Environmental Rights and Court Access for Canadians

It gives everyone a right to a healthy environment. People can get information, join decisions, and take court cases on environmental harm; public servants are protected for speaking up.

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C-239Member of Parliament

Provinces Could Collect Federal Income Taxes

Ottawa could let provinces collect federal income taxes and send money back. Quebec talks must start within 90 days. A single tax return is possible; worker impacts should be eased.

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C-230Member of Parliament

Ban coercing or firing over assisted dying refusal

It makes it a crime to intimidate or force health workers to take part in medical assistance in dying. Employers can't fire or reject someone only for saying no.

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C-237Member of Parliament

Provinces can opt out; Quebec keeps health funds

Provinces could leave federal programs but keep the same money if goals match. Quebec would get full health cash even without meeting Canada Health Act rules.

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C-238Member of Parliament

Ottawa Aligns with Quebec French Language Charter

Federal jobs and firms in Quebec must follow Quebec French rules. Permanent residents there must show French for citizenship.

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C-245Member of Parliament

Refocus Infrastructure Bank on Climate and Communities

The Infrastructure Bank must put climate, public, Northern, and Indigenous projects first. It adds Indigenous-recommended board members and reports each year to Parliament.

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C-240Member of Parliament

Capital Gains Break for Quick Donations

Sell private shares or real estate, donate cash within 30 days, and pay no capital gains tax on that portion. Strong rules stop abuse and can claw back later.

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C-216Member of Parliament

Drug Possession Decriminalized, Records Expunged

Simple drug possession would stop being a crime. Past simple possession records could be erased for free, and the government must create a national plan for treatment and harm reduction.

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S-216Senator

Charities Can Fund More Community Partners

Registered charities may fund non-charities if they take reasonable steps to ensure charitable use. Disbursement rules stay, penalties rise for related transfers, and a government review is required.

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C-243Member of Parliament

Companies Must Report on Forced Labour Risks

Big companies must publish yearly reports on steps to stop forced and child labour in their supply chains. Canada will also block imports made with child labour.

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C-236Member of Parliament

VIA Rail becomes standalone Crown corporation

The law turns VIA Rail into its own Crown corporation. It must run passenger service on listed routes, but the law sets no schedules, fares, or on-time rules.

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C-231Member of Parliament

Tribunal Can Order Auto Repair Data Access

Independent repair shops could get the same tools, data, and parts as dealers if the Competition Tribunal orders it. Drivers may see more choices, shorter waits, and better prices.

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C-229Member of Parliament

Ban on Public Hate Symbols and Sales

Publicly displaying or selling hate symbols becomes a crime. Good faith education or films are protected. Courts can seize items.

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C-227Member of Parliament

Let 16-Year-Olds Vote in Federal Elections

Canadian citizens aged 16 and 17 could vote in federal elections. Teens 14-15 could pre-register as future voters.

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C-225Member of Parliament

Pensions and Benefits Protected in Insolvency

If your employer goes bankrupt, pension shortfalls and severance move up in line. Group health and life insurance must continue during court protection.

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C-2Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance

Targeted COVID Aid for Workers and Businesses

Extends wage and rent help for hard-hit sectors. Adds $300 weekly during lockdowns and more sick and caregiving weeks, plus job-protected COVID leave.

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C-3Minister of Labour

Protect Clinics and Add Paid Sick Days

Creates crimes for intimidating health workers and blocking care. Gives many federally regulated workers up to 10 paid sick days and longer bereavement leave.

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C-6President of the Treasury Board

Supplementary Budget Funds Services and Programs

Lets Ottawa spend $8.75B more this year to keep programs running and add support, including Indigenous services, health, defence, and aid. Funds count from April 1, 2021.

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C-222Member of Parliament

Construction Workers Get Travel Tax Break

Qualified tradespeople can deduct travel to job sites 80 km from home, starting in 2022, if their contract makes them pay. No deduction if a tax-free allowance covered it.

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C-221Member of Parliament

Ends Marriage-After-60 Pension Restrictions

Surviving spouses get benefits even if the marriage began after age 60 or retirement. Private pensions in federally regulated jobs must pay a survivor share if you have a spouse.

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C-220Member of Parliament

Harsher Sentences for Assaults on Health Workers

Courts must treat on-duty attacks or threats against health care workers as more serious at sentencing. Applies to hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, residential facilities, and home care.

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C-218Member of Parliament

No GST on Psychotherapy Services

Psychotherapy by licensed providers would be tax-exempt. Patients pay less per session; clinics stop charging GST/HST.

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C-217Member of Parliament

Canada to Draft National Fresh Water Strategy

The environment minister must create a national plan for fresh water within two years, after public and Indigenous input. No new rules today; Parliament will review it in five years.

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