Canada Bills
High-Risk Offenders Kept in Maximum Security
People labeled dangerous offenders or with multiple first-degree murders must stay in maximum security. They cannot move to lower security or take trips without a guard.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
Can’t Buy Silence Act
Federal bodies and funded groups can use NDAs only if the person asks after legal advice. No public money to enforce NDAs. Annual totals reported.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
Jail Not Bail Act
Police can't release serious offenders. More accused must convince a judge for bail, non-citizens must surrender passports, and the federal government will publish a yearly report on bail.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
An Act to amend the Corrections and Conditional Release Act (parole review)
After parole is refused or ended, people convicted of murder cannot reapply. Their next review will happen only on the schedule set in law.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
An Act to amend the Criminal Code (immigration status in sentencing)
Judges could not change sentences to avoid deportation. Sentences would be based on the crime, not on immigration effects for the person or family.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
An Act to amend the Export and Import Permits Act
Companies exporting military goods need individual permits and more risk checks. No country exceptions. Annual public reports will show where and what Canada exports.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
An Act to amend the Fisheries Act (Atlantic groundfish fisheries)
Recreational groundfish seasons match across Atlantic provinces. Closures only cover spawning; two months online notice and a new catch reporting system will help planning and enforcement.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
Parliament Review Before Treaties Are Ratified
Government must share treaty details and costs 21 sitting days before ratifying. Major treaties get a House committee review. Emergencies allow faster action, with reasons given later.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
An Act to amend the Criminal Code (medical assistance in dying)
People with only a mental illness would not qualify for assisted dying. Access for those with qualifying physical illnesses stays the same.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
An Act to amend the Canada Health Act (accountability)
Provinces must set and publish wait-time and spending goals, then report results each year. The federal government can cut health transfers if they do not follow the rules.
Status
Second reading
Timeline
National Framework on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Act
The federal government would create a national ADHD plan with provinces and Indigenous partners. It boosts training and access to care and school supports, with public progress reports.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Protects Dairy, Poultry, Eggs in Trade Deals
Stops future trade deals from opening Canada’s dairy, poultry, and egg markets. Import limits and high tariffs stay, so farmer protections remain and prices likely unchanged.
Status
Royal assent
Timeline
One Canadian Economy Act
Makes it easier to sell goods and work across Canada. Lets cabinet fast-track key projects with one approval, with safety checks, Indigenous consultation, and public transparency.
Status
Royal assent
Timeline
Appropriation Act No. 1, 2025-26
Lets the government spend $149.8B to keep services running through 2025-26. Provides two-year funding for tax and border agencies and writes off old student loans.
Status
Royal assent
Timeline
Appropriation Act No. 2, 2025-26
Adds $8.6B this year for defence and cyber security. Supports operations, equipment and training, with long-term contracts; no direct tax or benefit changes for families.
Status
Royal assent
Timeline
Post-Secondary Education Financial Assistance for Persons with Disabilities Act
If you qualify for the Disability Tax Credit, the government would pay your college or university tuition. Payments go to schools, are grants, and are tax-free.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Promotion of Safety in the Digital Age Act
Platforms must add strong safety settings for minors and cut harmful content. Sharing fake intimate images and online harassment will get tougher criminal penalties.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Plan to Tackle Lost Container Pollution
Creates a national plan to prevent and clean up lost shipping containers. Coastal communities get faster alerts, cleaner beaches, and a say in response, with Indigenous groups at the table.
Status
First reading
Timeline
National Renewable Energy Stategy Act
Sets a national plan for 100% renewable power by 2030. Provides start-up incentives and support to launch solar, wind and biomass, and to retrofit homes and businesses.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Protect Permanent Residents from Refugee Cessation
Refugees who became permanent residents would not lose status just because refugee protection ends. Deportation would need other grounds, like crime or fraud.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Department of Citizenship and Immigration Ombud Act
Creates an independent office to handle complaints about unfair or biased IRCC decisions. It can investigate and recommend fixes, making immigration processes fairer over time.
Status
First reading
Timeline
An Act to amend the Income Tax Act and the Canada Pension Plan (deeming provision)
Provincial approvals will usually count for federal disability supports. Many people will get the tax credit and Canada Pension Plan disability with fewer duplicate forms, starting in 2026.
Status
First reading
Timeline
An Act to amend the Constitution Act, 1867 (oath of office)
No change to services or taxes. Federal members can choose an Oath of Office, the Oath of Allegiance, or both when sworn in.
Status
First reading
Timeline
Albanian Heritage Month Act
November will be Albanian Heritage Month across Canada. It is symbolic only and creates no programs, funding, or duties.
Status
First reading
Timeline