Read what Canadians are asking Parliament to do, and follow the government’s response.
Parliament 45 · 1,552 petitions
451-00697
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 64 signatures
Petitioners ask the Liberal government to prevent Bill C-9 from criminalizing reading or sharing sacred texts or interfering in faith matters. The government responds that Charter protections and a clause protect good‑faith religious discussion.
451-00698
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 59 signatures
Petitioners ask the Liberal government to amend Bill C-9 to ensure the reading, teaching and sharing of sacred texts are not criminalized. The government responds that amendments and a codifying clause preserve good‑faith religious expression.
451-00699
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 145 signatures
Petitioners ask the Liberal government to exclude sacred texts' reading, teaching and sharing from Bill C-9 criminal offences, protecting religious freedom. The government responds that Charter protections and a C-9 clause preserve good-faith religious expression.
451-00700
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 25 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to amend Bill C‑9 to bar criminalizing the reading or sharing of sacred texts. The government responds that Bill C‑9 sets a high threshold and clarifies good‑faith religious discussion isn’t criminalized.
451-00701
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 39 signatures
Petitioners ask the Liberal government to ensure Bill C-9 cannot criminalize reading, teaching or sharing sacred texts. The government responds that an amendment and existing law protect good‑faith religious expression.
451-00702
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 57 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to end the ASFCP buyback and redirect funds to combat illegal gun smuggling and modifications. The government responds it is enforcing the ban and operating the ASFCP.
451-00703
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 68 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to end the firearm buyback program and redirect resources to combat illegal gun smuggling and modifications. The government responds it is running compensation programs and strengthening border and law‑enforcement measures.
451-00704
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 40 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to end the firearm buyback and shift funds to combating illegal gun smuggling and unlawful weapon modification. The government responds it is banning assault-style firearms and running compensation and collection programs.
451-00705
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 44 signatures
Petitioners ask Canada to end the firearm buyback program and redirect funds to fight illegal smuggling and firearm modification. The government responds it runs a compensation program and is investing in border security and policing.
451-00706
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 27 signatures
Petitioners ask the Liberal government to end its firearm buyback program and instead redirect resources toward combating illegal gun smuggling and unlawful firearm modifications. The government responds that it is removing assault-style firearms, running a voluntary compensation program, boosting border and law‑enforcement capacity, and has set an amnesty deadline of October 30, 2026.
451-00707
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 73 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to reject Recommendation 430, exclude it from the budget or law, and affirm charitable status for faith-based groups whose sincere-belief activities serve the public good. The government responds it is not considering removing that charitable purpose.
451-00708
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 67 signatures
Petitioners ask government to reject Recommendation 430, exclude it from law and budget, and preserve charitable status for faith-based organizations. The government responds it is not considering removing advancement of religion as a charitable purpose.
451-00709
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 33 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to reject Recommendation 430 and retain 'advancement of religion' as a recognized charitable purpose under the Income Tax Act. The government responds it is not considering that change.
451-00710
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 74 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to reject Recommendation 430 and keep 'advancement of religion' as a charitable purpose, preserving faith-based charities' registration and excluding this change from law. The government responds it is not considering removing advancement of religion from the Income Tax Act nor developing policy on the issue.
451-00711
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 36 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to reject Recommendation 430 removing 'advancement of religion' as a charitable purpose and to affirm faith-based charities' charitable status. The government responds it is not considering such a change.
451-00712
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 30 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to reject Recommendation 430 and retain 'advancement of religion' as a charitable purpose in the Income Tax Act, affirming faith-based organizations' charitable status. The government responds it is not considering removing that charitable purpose.
451-00713
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 47 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to reject Recommendation 430 and keep 'advancement of religion' as a charitable purpose in the Income Tax Act. The government responds it is not considering removing that purpose.
451-00714
May 7, 2026
Randy Hoback · 34 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to reject Recommendation 430, exclude it from the budget, and affirm charitable status for faith-based organizations. The government responds it is not considering removing 'advancement of religion' as a charitable purpose.
e-6932
May 7, 2026
Karina Gould · 2,073 signatures
Petitioners ask the federal government to create national Marfan screening guidelines, require genetic and cardiac screening for IVF and high‑risk pregnancies, and fund clinician/public education. The government responds it funds a national rare‑disease strategy.
e-7158
May 7, 2026
Dominique O'Rourke · 1,571 signatures
Petitioners ask increased annual SUV admissions, more IRCC processing resources, risk‑based triage to fast‑track qualified founders, and limited work permits. The government responds it is prioritizing existing applications, paused new intakes, and narrowed work‑permit eligibility.