Canada Bills
Appropriation Act No. 2, 2026-27
This law lets federal departments keep running and paying staff through March 31, 2027. It does not change taxes or benefits.
Status
Royal assent
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Appropriation Act No. 3, 2026-27
This law lets the government spend $11.1 billion for services and projects on the government's spending list. It keeps mail, rail, airport screening, housing, and Indigenous programs funded.
Status
Royal assent
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National Framework on Sickle Cell Disease Act
Creates a national plan to improve diagnosis, care, and research for sickle cell disease. Aims for newborn screening, clear standards, and possible financial help for patients and caregivers.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
An Act to amend the Financial Administration Act and to make consequential amendments to other Acts (debt forgiveness registry)
The Treasury Board must post a public list of large corporate debts the government waives or forgives. It covers cases of $1,000,000 or more and names the company and law.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
An act to amend the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act and the Food and Drugs Act
Doctors could prescribe psilocybin and psilocin under narcotic rules. Health Canada must fast-track reviews for these drugs, but non-medical use stays illegal.
Status
First reading
Timeline
First Nations Clean Water Act
Gives First Nations power to set and enforce water rules on their lands. Seeks reliable, safe drinking water, enough water for needs, and better wastewater services.
Status
First reading
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New Consumer Privacy Law
Businesses must protect and limit use of your personal data and tell you about serious breaches. You can access, correct, delete, move data, and get explanations for major automated decisions.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Bail and Sentencing Reform Act
Bail gets harder for repeat and violent crimes. Sentences get tougher, with more weapon bans and faster police action when release rules are broken.
Status
Royal assent
Timeline
Stronger Cyber Rules for Critical Infrastructure
The bill sets strict cyber rules for banks, energy, telecom, transport and nuclear. It lets government block risky gear and order quick incident reporting.
Status
Royal assent
Timeline
An Act to amend the Criminal Code (sterilization procedures)
If someone sterilizes you without consent, it can be charged as aggravated assault. Doctors and hospitals must document clear consent for sterilization procedures.
Status
Royal assent
Timeline
Ukrainian Heritage Month Act
September will be an official month to celebrate Ukrainian culture. No new programs, duties, or costs; events are optional.
Status
Third reading
Timeline
Used Car Tax Cut Act
Dealer sales of qualifying used cars and motor homes will be taxed at 0% GST/HST. Buyers may pay less up front; provincial registration taxes still apply.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Ban on Importing Goods Made with Forced Labour Act
Stops goods made with forced labour from entering Canada. Border officers can detain shipments and demand importer documents.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Federal Prosecutors for First Nation By-law Cases
Federal prosecutors would run minor offence cases under First Nation laws, unless a Nation opts out. This could make local rules easier to enforce in regular courts.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
RCMP to Enforce First Nation Laws
RCMP would clearly enforce First Nation laws and carry out related warrants. This aims to improve safety and coordination without creating new police forces.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
National Bird of Canada Act
The bill names the Canada jay as Canada's national bird. No laws change; you may see the bird used more in government, tourism, and school materials.
Status
Third reading
Timeline
Judicial Independence Day Act
Canada would mark January 11 as Judicial Independence Day. It creates no holiday or closures; daily life stays the same.
Status
Third reading
Timeline
Faster Access to Unapproved Treatments
This law makes a public list of non-marketed drugs and devices doctors can use for serious cases when no option exists. It speeds emergency access while keeping safety checks.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
Safe Social Media Act
Large social apps and public chatbots must reduce online harm to children and label some AI content. A new regulator can order removals and fine companies.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Caribbean Heritage Month Act
July is named Caribbean Heritage Month to honor Caribbean Canadian culture. It sets no new rules or funding and events are voluntary.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
Canadian Prosperity Act
The Competition Commissioner can recommend fixes to laws that block trade inside Canada. Federal bodies must reply within 120 days, and responses or no-response notices will be posted online.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
Christian Heritage Month Act
Names December as Christian Heritage Month nationwide. It is symbolic and creates no new holiday, duties, or costs.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Wartime Service Recognition Act
Sets clear rules for which military service counts as wartime. It creates a public list and symbolic recognition but does not give money or benefits.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
Ban Managers and HR as Strike Replacements
In federal workplaces, employers could not use managers or confidential HR staff from other sites to do the work of striking or locked-out workers.
Status
First reading
Timeline