Read what Canadians are asking Parliament to do, and follow the government’s response.
Parliament 45 · 1,552 petitions
451-00937
June 18, 2026
Randy Hoback · 32 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to end the firearm buyback and redirect funds to combat illicit gun smuggling and illegal modifications. The government responds that it is removing assault‑style firearms via a compensation program.
451-00938
June 18, 2026
Randy Hoback · 26 signatures
Petitioners ask the House to support Bill C-218 to repeal MAID eligibility where mental illness is the sole grievous and irremediable condition. The government responds that the exclusion stays until March 2027 pending readiness work.
451-00939
June 18, 2026
Randy Hoback · 54 signatures
Petitioners ask Bill C‑9 narrow 'hatred' and preserve s.319(3)(b)'s 'good faith' religious defence. The government responds that C‑9 follows Keegstra on hatred, would repeal the 'good faith' defence, and affirms lawful bona fide religious expression.
451-00954
June 18, 2026
Gord Johns · 38 signatures
Petitioners ask Canada to enshrine the right to adequate food, invite UN Special Rapporteur, and pass a Right-to-Food law with duties and remedies. The government responds it addresses food insecurity via programs, benefits, UN review.
e-6839
June 18, 2026
Xavier Barsalou-Duval · 3,022 signatures
Petitioners ask the House to cut Governor General costs: impose a $1 salary, sell or share Rideau Hall for food‑bank funds, ban foreign travel and limit duties. The government responds that expenditures are managed responsibly.
e-6959
June 18, 2026
Elizabeth May · 4,983 signatures
Petitioners ask the CPP death benefit be raised to $6,400 with annual indexation, plus funeral expense tax relief and incentives for green burials. The government responds that CPP changes need federal‑provincial approval and funeral aid is provincially managed.
e-7472
June 17, 2026
Gord Johns · 329 signatures
Petitioners ask the House to renew, expand and provide long-term funding for the Wah-ila-toos program to support Indigenous, rural and remote clean-energy, efficiency and capacity projects and improve federal funding coordination.
Sign at the House of Commons451-00922
June 17, 2026
Shelby Kramp-Neuman · 438 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to add separate boxes on T4RSP/T4RIF/T4A(P) for tax‑exempt retirement income, record exempt CPP contributions, expedite handling of returns and create a CRA First Nations unit. The government responds that the CRA will review slips and systems, promote Form T90 and simplified filing, coordinate with partners and plan updates by Feb 2027.
451-00923
June 17, 2026
Terry Dowdall · 42 signatures
Petitioners ask Canada to stop siting or buying A-OTHR on Clearview farmland and register it with Ontario Farmland Trust. The government responds that DND chose the site after technical review and will mitigate impacts.
451-00924
June 17, 2026
Scot Davidson · 42 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to halt A‑OTHR construction on land bought in Clearview, bar further farmland purchases there, and register the parcel with the Ontario Farmland Trust. The government responds that DND applied strict technical siting criteria, bought land after exhaustive searches for NORAD needs, and will seek to avoid or mitigate Minesing Wetlands impacts.
451-00949
June 17, 2026
Shelby Kramp-Neuman · 101 signatures
Petitioners ask to cancel the Alto high-speed rail Toronto–Quebec City and, if the Ottawa–Montreal segment proceeds, bar ALTO from expropriation until the first leg is finished and restore affected owners' rights. The government responds Alto is consulting, will favor existing corridors and partial land takings, and the High‑Speed Rail Network Act updated expropriation rules.
451-00950
June 17, 2026
Shelby Kramp-Neuman · 118 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to cancel Alto HSR and, if Ottawa–Montreal proceeds, bar expropriation until the first leg is completed and restore owners' rights if restrictions occur. The government responds that ALTO is engaging communities and that legislation modernized expropriation rules.
451-00951
June 17, 2026
Shelby Kramp-Neuman · 126 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to cancel Alto HSR Toronto–Québec City, or bar expropriation for Ottawa–Montreal until the first leg is complete. The government responds that Alto's engagement and new law aim to limit property impacts.
451-00952
June 17, 2026
Shelby Kramp-Neuman · 322 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to cancel the Alto high‑speed rail Toronto–Quebec City and bar expropriations until the first segment finishes. The government responds that Alto will seek public engagement and that new law modernized expropriation.
451-00953
June 17, 2026
Gaétan Malette · 152 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to designate Trans‑Canada Highway 11 as a Project of National Interest under the Building Canada Act to enable federal-led upgrades for safety and reliable interprovincial goods movement. The government responds that the Major Projects Office evaluates projects against the Act’s five factors and may recommend designation when appropriate.
451-00960
June 17, 2026
Elizabeth May · 110 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to add thermal coal to CEPA’s Priority and Toxic Substances lists and to regulate its mining, use, import and export to meet Canada’s emissions commitments. The government responds that the Priority Substances List was repealed, CEPA now uses a Plan of Priorities, and regulations phase out unabated coal power by 2030.
451-00967
June 17, 2026
Garnett Genuis · 29 signatures
Petitioners ask the federal government to support Bill C-260 (Care Not Coercion Act) to prohibit public servants from offering MAID to people not seeking it and pursue additional anti‑coercion measures. The government responds that MAID must be voluntary, existing remedies apply, and C‑260 will follow legislative review.
451-00982
June 17, 2026
John Nater · 28 signatures
Petitioners ask the Minister of Finance to raise the RDSP lifetime contribution limit from $200,000 to $300,000, index it to inflation annually, and apply changes by April 1, 2026. The government responds that the $200,000 limit follows expert recommendations, suffices to maximize RDSP grants and bonds, and it plans measures to improve DTC access.
451-01009
June 17, 2026
Brad Vis · 25 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to reverse $544 million DFO cuts and keep Salmon Enhancement Program funding beyond March 31, 2026. The government responds that DFO is reviewing budgets and will announce any decisions later.
e-6893
June 17, 2026
Jenna Sudds · 3,102 signatures
Petitioners ask the House of Commons to designate May as Buddhist Heritage Month in Canada to recognize Buddhism's spiritual and cultural contributions. The government responds that federal recognition is discretionary.