Projets de loi du Canada

Canada can freeze assets and block dealings with those who take Canadians hostage. Families get support, victims may be paid, and informants can earn rewards or immigration help.

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Charities must report how many board leaders are women, Indigenous, people with disabilities, or visible minorities. The government will post yearly sector totals, without naming any charity or person.

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The government must craft a plan to forecast floods and droughts. It will consult provinces, cities, and Indigenous groups and publish the plan within two years.

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It requires a public pandemic plan, updated often. It adds a federal lead to work with provinces and Indigenous communities on surveillance, stockpiles, staffing, and vaccine supply.

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Therapy and mental health counselling by licensed providers would be tax-free. You would not pay GST/HST on these bills, starting six months after the law is passed.

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Funeral services would no longer charge GST/HST. Families could report a death once to the government, which would share it with partner programs.

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Judges must treat assaults on on-duty transit workers as more serious, leading to tougher sentences. It covers buses, trains, ferries, paratransit, school buses, and licensed taxis.

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Provincial cases must finish in 18 months; superior court in 30, or be stayed. Serious offences are exempt.

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It brings back mandatory jail for importing, exporting, or making hard drugs like opioids, cocaine, and meth. Minimums rise when there are risks or abuse of trust.

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You will not pay GST/HST on the carbon charge on fuel and heating bills. Emission allowance trades are taxed at 0%. Changes start 45 days after Royal Assent.

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Judges must give tougher sentences for weapons in or near hospitals. Illicit or unprescribed drug use cannot be approved inside hospitals; prescribed drugs for patients still allowed.

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The bill requires the environment minister to publish a national biodiversity plan and progress reports. It adds an expert panel and Indigenous input, but sets no new rules.

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The federal government will lead work on the Chignecto dykes to reduce flood risk. It can fast-track permits in emergencies and sign contracts to build and run the system.

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Porn websites must keep minors out or face fines. Adults may need privacy-safe age checks; noncompliant sites can be blocked by Canadian ISPs.

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For listed electronics, a drop-off and recycling program must exist, with clear public info. Makers and importers must run or join it; provinces with similar systems can be exempt.

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It sets national rules so health systems share records securely. Vendors must not block data; applies by province only where local rules are weaker.

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The federal government must develop a national plan for children and youth within two years. It sets goals, consultations, and reports but creates no new programs or funding.

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The Health Minister must create a national plan for sickle cell disease. It sets care standards, training, screening, research, awareness, and studies a tax credit for patients and caregivers.

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Sets the second week of May as Jury Duty Appreciation Week. It does not change jury rules, pay, or duties, and adds no costs or new programs.

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First Nations can run and license lotteries on their reserves after giving notice. Provincial lottery rules stop there; councils set licence terms and can allow charities, fairs, and small games.

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Canada will mark May 17 to raise awareness of diffuse midline glioma. No new holiday, programs, or costs; observance is optional.

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Canada will mark March as Hellenic Heritage Month. It creates no holidays, programs, or costs, but communities may choose to celebrate.

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Canada will publish a yearly human rights report. It also tightens sanctions follow-up, blocks licences for sanctioned foreign-linked media, and bans loans or investments tied to cluster munitions.

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Directors must weigh people and planet, not just profit. Companies must publish a yearly impact report and could face more lawsuits if they ignore these duties.

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