Petitioners ask Canada to dedicate Vancouver Island funding in the renewed Canada–BC health agreement, prioritize the Island under the Emergency Treatment Fund, and cost‑share with B.C. to create a regional facility including secure involuntary care.
The petitioners say federal correctional officers are regularly exposed to assaults, threats, death, suicide and other potentially traumatic events and that repeated exposure can lead to operational stress injuries affecting their mental health. They request that the Government of Canada officially recognize these risks, establish a federal system to provide timely, priority access to specialized operational mental-health assessments, treatment and monitoring tailored to the corrections environment, and ensure multidisciplinary continuity of care, including suicide-prevention measures. The petition does not include a government response.
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to immediately investigate, deport and publish an update on 700 suspected IRGC officials; strengthen immigration screening; work with provinces and municipalities to secure vulnerable sites; condemn anti‑Zionism as antisemitism; pass C‑255 and C‑257; and replace the Ministerial Advisory Council with a House special committee on terrorism and hate crimes.
Petitioners ask the House to review cyber risks of client-side web scripts used by federally regulated financial institutions, create binding rules favouring secure HTML5/browser-native alternatives, and require a 'script‑minimal by default' policy for digital banking.
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to fund and fast-track replacing the Red Bridge in Kamloops by immediately committing federal infrastructure funding and coordinating with B.C., the City and Tkémlúps te Secwépemc.
Petitioners ask the Minister of Finance to provide Canadian seniors aged 65 and older a livable annual pension of at least $25,252, ensuring their income exceeds the federal poverty line.
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to ensure the Bank of Canada complies with Canada Industrial Relations Board orders, strengthen federal anti‑scab protections with enforcement and penalties, and require bargaining in good faith.
Petitioners ask the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans to establish a conservation-focused lobster food fishery in Newfoundland and Labrador allowing residents to legally harvest lobsters for personal consumption under specified conservation measures.
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to designate energy efficiency a nation-building priority and set two national goals: double the pace of energy productivity improvement and eliminate energy poverty while progressing to net‑zero emissions.
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to designate Trans‑Canada Highway 11 as a Project of National Interest under the Building Canada Act to fund and upgrade the highway for safety and reliable interprovincial goods movement.
Petitioners ask the House to dissolve or restructure the Canadian Forces Housing Agency, transfer military housing responsibility to DND/CAF, and require clear affordability, maintenance and quality standards with regular public reporting.
Petitioners ask the House to amend the Corrections and Conditional Release Act to require active GPS monitoring, including geofencing, for federally sentenced intimate‑partner violence offenders assessed as high‑risk, with individualized assessments, written reasons for exceptions, timely victim notification and safety planning.
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to publicly recognize escalating anti–South Asian hatred and establish a coordinated national action plan that investigates causes and online spread, aligns federal anti‑racism programs, and clarifies public communications.
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to develop and implement a Pregnancy Loss Dignity Protocol for federal institutions and to urge provinces and territories to review policies so families receive clear, respectful options.
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to repeal taxes on food—including the industrial carbon tax, food-packaging tax and the fuel standard that adds 17¢/L—and to restore funding to Agri‑Food Canada research centres and satellite farms.
Petitioners ask the House of Commons to review Bill C‑2 (1997) changes and amend the Canada Pension Plan Act to ensure mandatory CPP contributions fund only Parliament‑authorized purposes, restore diminished protections and require periodic independent review.
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to urgently expedite refugee and humanitarian applications for at‑risk Afghans in Pakistan, implement temporary protection to prevent deportation during review, and increase processing capacity.