The bill tightens border and money-laundering rules, changes refugee claims, and expands police and Coast Guard powers. Businesses face new CBSA facility costs and stronger penalties.

The government must hold a national meeting on time change and publish a report on health, safety, and economic impacts. It does not change time zones or daylight saving rules.

The Labour Minister would lose power to direct the federal labour board in disputes. Federally regulated workers and employers would see disputes handled without minister orders.

October 31 will be known as Cities and Municipalities Day to honor local governments and their services, but it does not change policies or funding.

Crime victims will get more access to services, information, and a bigger role in court cases thanks to a new bill.

The new law makes important changes to how the military handles justice, focusing on fairness, safety, and accountability for military members and their victims.

A new government office will monitor how treaties with Indigenous peoples are being carried out, aiming to improve relations and transparency.

The government will update its strategy to better prevent trafficking, protect victims, and hold traffickers accountable, affecting safety and justice across the country.

Sentences for sexual crimes would run back to back. Judges must still keep the total fair.

Quebec will no longer be covered by the Canadian Multiculturalism Act, giving the province more control over its cultural policies.

Courts will now give harsher punishments if you attack nurses, police, or firefighters, to keep these workers safer and show they are valued.

The government will create a national strategy to prevent fetal alcohol spectrum disorder and improve support for affected families.

The bill makes ships responsible for pollution and waste, helping protect oceans and beaches near communities, but may raise costs for ship owners.

Offenders convicted of murder can't ask for parole again if denied once, which may speed up their time in prison and affect justice decisions.

This law makes it tougher for people accused of serious crimes to be released before their trial, aiming to keep dangerous individuals off the streets.

Canada will improve weather and water forecasts to help communities, farms, and industries better prepare for floods and droughts, reducing damage from extreme water events.

The new law requires offenders to join programs like education and addiction treatment and increases penalties for large-scale drug trafficking to improve safety and reduce repeat crimes.

Provinces must meet federal rules on health care access and report progress, or risk losing funding. This affects how quickly and fairly Canadians can get health services.

Courts can make offenders pay community groups back for costs from crimes like drug and human trafficking, helping those groups provide vital services.

This law updates fishing rules in Canada’s Atlantic region to protect fish stocks, make regulations clearer, and improve monitoring for safer, fairer fishing for everyone.

The bill encourages offenders to share information about victims’ remains by increasing penalties if they refuse, helping families seek closure and reducing ongoing suffering.

The bill makes it harder for serious criminals to leave prison early, giving victims' families more justice but potentially increasing prison costs and affecting fairness.

Canadian organ donors may receive a medal to recognize their bravery and encourage others to donate.

New laws make it harder for businesses to export weapons, aiming to prevent misuse and improve safety but may slow down trade.

The new law increases penalties for hate crimes and makes it illegal to display hateful symbols, aiming to protect communities and public spaces from hate-based violence.

The government will create a public online list of big debts owed by companies that have been forgiven, making financial info more transparent and public.

The bill helps young offenders get addiction treatment instead of jail, giving courts more options and delaying sentences to help recover from drug issues.

The bill requires some high-risk offenders to be kept in the most secure prison areas to improve public safety and prevent escapes.

Parents and self-employed people caring for a child will keep benefits even if the child dies, reducing paperwork during a difficult time.

This bill aims to make divorce and child custody safer for children and victims of family violence by changing court rules and how cases are handled.

The new law affects how vitamins and supplements are regulated, possibly making it easier to sell but with less safety oversight.

The bill increases penalties for crimes involving intimate partners and allows longer detention and evidence storage to protect victims.

This new bill aims to make food prices easier to understand by requiring stores to show clearer, standardized prices and educate shoppers about unit pricing.

The government will make a new plan to improve housing options for Canadians aged 17 to 34, making it easier to find affordable and safe homes.

The government will now share treaty details earlier and publish them to help Canadians understand international agreements.

The government will develop a nationwide plan to improve diagnosis, treatment, and resources for people with ADHD, helping families, schools, and health professionals.

Victims will now receive more detailed reasons for offender release dates to better understand the process.

Courts will no longer consider immigration issues when sentencing non‑citizens, which might lead to harsher punishments regardless of immigration impacts.

The bill makes it harder for people involved in corruption or human rights violations to visit or do business in Canada and increases government efforts to promote global human rights.

This law now says mental health issues alone can't justify medical help to end life, affecting how people with mental health problems access assisted dying.

The bill helps students with disabilities pay less for college and university by paying tuition directly and offering tax savings.

The bill requires online platforms to better protect minors by reporting abuse, stopping fake images, and controlling harmful content, making the internet safer for children.

The bill will create a plan to prevent and clean up shipping container spills, making waters safer and involving Indigenous groups.

By 2030, all electricity in Canada should come from renewable sources, which may change energy costs, jobs, and options for households and businesses.

New rules make it harder for authorities to cancel refugee or permanent resident status, affecting your safety and legal residency in Canada.

A new office will check if Canada’s immigration department treats everyone fairly, helping people file complaints and improving trust.

The bill aims to make essential services more secure from cyber attacks and improve protection for personal information, but some worry it could affect privacy.

The Canadian government will spend about $8.58 billion next year on government services, military, and security to keep the country safe and functioning.

This bill allocates nearly $150 billion to fund health, transportation, safety, and social programs, helping improve daily life and keep essential services running smoothly for Canadians.

The bill makes it easier for people with disabilities to get federal benefits by linking them with provincial support, saving time and paperwork.

New rules let Canadian Senators and MPs pick different oaths to start their jobs, making the process more flexible for them.

November is now Albanian Heritage Month. Communities will hold events to celebrate Albanian culture and history across Canada.

The new law makes government use of NDAs more transparent and fair, helping victims of harassment and discrimination keep control of their cases.

New rules let people plan their medical assistance in dying in advance, making it easier for those with serious illnesses to control how they pass away.

This bill officially makes a specific livestock brand Canada’s national symbol, celebrating farming history and Indigenous contributions but mostly having cultural significance.

The bill helps homeless people on federal land and involves Indigenous communities in housing decisions, aiming for better support and respect for their rights.

Provinces need more agreement to leave the CPP, which could change pension plans and benefits for Canadians.

The government will create a plan to prevent brain injuries and improve treatment, helping Canadians stay safer and healthier.

The government will create a national plan to protect and make Canadian soil more sustainable, helping the environment and food supply.

The new law aims to better protect Gatineau Park and work with Indigenous groups, but some worry it may limit public access and increase costs.

The bill makes it easier to move goods, services, and workers across Canada and speeds up approvals for big projects, which could create jobs but also raise environmental and Indigenous concerns.

The government plans to lower taxes for some people, give rebates to first-time home buyers, and remove some green laws, which could affect energy prices and climate efforts.

This new law makes it easier for some people to become, regain, or give up Canadian citizenship, affecting families and international ties.

The bill makes it clear that sterilization procedures are considered acts that wound or maim, aiming to stop non‑consensual sterilizations and protect people's rights.

Every April, Canada will celebrate Arab Canadian culture and contributions with events and activities to promote awareness and understanding.

Every May, citizens will see events honoring jurors and promoting understanding of jury service in Canada.

Starting in 2026, volunteer firefighters and search and rescue workers can get bigger tax credits to save more money on taxes.

Canadian government recognizes Ukrainian culture with special events in September to celebrate contributions and history of Ukrainian Canadians.

This law increases border checks, updates immigration rules, and allows more data sharing for security, which could affect your privacy and travel plans.

This bill lets police enforce Indigenous laws, which may change how law enforcement works in Indigenous communities.

Gore Mutual Insurance will now follow Quebec laws instead of federal rules, which may affect how it operates in Quebec but not immediately impact policies.

Every year on February 5, Canadians will recognize Indigenous history and culture in a symbolic way that does not affect work or school schedules.

This bill makes it easier for the federal government to handle minor crimes under First Nation laws, affecting local control and legal processes.

This bill keeps current tariffs on imported dairy, poultry, and eggs, aiming to protect Canadian farmers and keep prices stable but may limit trade options.

Mental health, addiction, and substance use services will be covered by public health insurance, making access easier and more affordable for Canadians in communities.

If passed, 16 and 17-year-olds could vote in federal elections, giving young people more say in politics and policy decisions that affect them.

This new law changes how Indigenous people can register or re-register as band members and how estates are managed, affecting many Indigenous families across Canada.

Every September, Canadians will celebrate Ukrainian culture, history, and contributions to strengthen community ties and promote understanding across the country.

Courts will have more flexibility in sentencing, allowing for fairer punishments and better treatment options for offenders in Canada.

The new law will restrict alcohol ads, making it harder for companies to promote their drinks, especially to young people, to improve health and safety.

A new plan aims to improve detection, treatment, and access to care for heart failure patients across Canada, saving lives and reducing hospital visits.

The bill aims to improve diagnosis, treatment, and awareness for sickle cell disease, helping affected Canadians and supporting blood donation.

Political parties will share their efforts to include more women and underrepresented groups, giving voters better insight into diversity in Canada’s elections.

The government will celebrate immigrants in November with events to recognize their contributions and promote understanding across the country.

New rules will require alcohol bottles to have health warnings about cancer and standard drinks to help Canadians make safer choices.

Every January 11, Canada will observe Judicial Independence Day to promote fair courts and protect human rights through awareness.

This bill sets new strict rules for passing laws that limit rights, including requiring court approval and large majorities in Parliament, which could slow down urgent laws.

The bill makes it easier for Canada to sell assets owned by foreign countries, possibly affecting international relations and government control over seized property.

Canada officially names the Canada jay as its national bird, celebrating natural heritage and culture without changing laws or spending.

Every March, Canadians will celebrate Greek culture and learn about Greece's history, helping Greek Canadians share their heritage with others.

If passed, the bill could give Canadians over 17 a regular payment to help with living costs, aiming to reduce poverty and support health and education.

The bill helps protect a vital trade route and coastal communities from flooding by allowing faster repairs and better management of water control structures.

The bill creates a plan to improve lives of children and youth in Canada, focusing on ending child poverty and protecting Indigenous children.

The law aims to block young people from accessing online porn and fines organizations that share such content illegally, affecting internet use for youth and businesses.

The bill will make tax evasion cases and the revenue lost clearer, helping ensure everyone pays their fair share and the government fights tax cheats more effectively.

The bill lets people with criminal records apply to have their records expire after some years, helping them get jobs and rebuild their lives while trying to stay safe.

New rules will restrict how sports betting is advertised, especially aimed at protecting young and vulnerable people from gambling harm.

The new law changes how prisoners with mental health issues are treated, limits isolation time, involves community groups, and aims to make prisons safer and fairer for everyone.

The Miscarriage of Justice Review Commission Act aims to improve the investigation of wrongful convictions in Canada by creating an independent body, promoting fairness in the justice system.

Bill C-79 proposes a significant allocation of over $21 billion to enhance various government services, impacting employees, taxpayers, and vulnerable communities. Supporters highlight its importance for stability, while critics warn of potential financial risks.

This bill aims to enhance regulations on the captivity of elephants and great apes, ensuring better management and welfare through new reporting and compliance requirements.

This proposed amendment aims to enhance transparency in the corrections process by ensuring victims receive timely updates on offenders’ parole eligibility, potentially giving them a greater sense of involvement and security.

The Ukrainian Heritage Month Act aims to celebrate and recognize the contributions of Ukrainian Canadians, fostering community pride and cultural diversity in Canada.

Courts and parole boards can punish offenders who refuse to say where a victim’s remains are. Refusal can bring tougher sentences and later parole, unless the offender provides the location.

This act aims to safeguard farmers and suppliers of fresh produce by ensuring their payments are prioritized in case of bankruptcy, helping to sustain small agricultural businesses in tough times.

The Tax Break for All Canadians Act aims to boost holiday shopping by temporarily removing sales taxes on certain items, helping families enjoy the season while raising concerns about potential impacts on government services and income inequality.

This proposed change to the Citizenship Act aims to make it easier for Canadians abroad and those affected by past issues to gain or regain citizenship, fostering inclusivity and addressing historical injustices.

Affordability and secure homes become core to Canada’s housing strategy. Ottawa will draft guidelines on rent control and evictions and consult provinces, cities, and Indigenous housing providers.

A new amendment aims to help former employees report workplace harassment and violence, giving them more time to seek justice after leaving their jobs.

Tona's Law aims to reform the corrections system by enhancing mental health care for inmates and promoting fair sentencing practices. It proposes important changes, like mental health assessments and limiting isolation, but also raises concerns about costs and public safety.

This amendment aims to enhance the protection of healthcare workers and first responders by introducing stricter penalties for assaults against them, sparking debate on its impact on fairness in the judicial system.

A proposed amendment aims to simplify how Canadian parliamentarians access sensitive information, but raises concerns about security and accountability.

A new amendment in the Criminal Code aims to address coercive control in relationships by defining and criminalizing harmful behaviors that affect victims' safety and autonomy. This step could transform how domestic violence cases are handled, providing victims with legal protections while raising concerns about potential misuse.

The Cyber Security Act aims to bolster Canada's telecommunications security by enforcing stricter regulations and protecting essential systems from cyber threats, but it raises important questions regarding privacy and compliance for service providers.

A new amendment aims to protect animal health through strict regulations, but it may create financial burdens for farmers and veterinarians while raising concerns about its broad interpretations.

A new amendment to the Canada Disability Benefit Act could make it easier for individuals with disabilities to qualify for benefits by eliminating restrictions based on household income and marital status.

The First Nations Clean Water Act empowers Indigenous communities to manage their own water resources, aiming to ensure access to safe drinking water and improve public health while addressing historical inequalities.

Proposed amendments to the Food and Drugs Act aim to ease regulations on natural health products, potentially increasing availability and lowering prices, but raising concerns about public safety and health risks.

The Child Health Protection Act aims to limit unhealthy food marketing to children under 13, seeking to improve their dietary habits and health while presenting challenges for food manufacturers, especially smaller businesses.

The National Food Cooperative Strategy Act aims to boost competition and sustainability in Canada's grocery sector, benefiting consumers and local producers while raising concerns about government funding and resource allocation.

This bill aims to amend laws to better protect the rights of Indigenous peoples, ensuring their governance aligns with constitutional frameworks while raising some economic concerns for resource-dependent industries.

Georgina's Law is set to tackle intimate partner violence by creating a national strategy involving collaboration among various levels of government and stakeholders, including Indigenous partners, to ensure comprehensive support and accountability for victims.

The proposed changes to the Criminal Code focus on toughening laws against organized crime, making it harder for criminals to keep their assets. This could impact innocent property owners, especially those from marginalized communities, raising concerns about fairness and due process.

The National Strategy for Universal Eye Care Act aims to enhance access to eye care services across Canada, especially for marginalized groups, promoting better health and quality of life.

The Stopping Internet Sexual Exploitation Act aims to tighten regulations on the adult entertainment industry, imposing hefty age verification and consent requirements. While intended to protect vulnerable populations, many worry it could unfairly burden legitimate creators.

The Haida Nation Recognition Act enhances self-governance for the Haida people, allowing them to better manage their resources and uphold their cultural practices, while also raising questions about financial sustainability and accountability.

Proposed changes to the Copyright Act could make it easier for consumers and repair technicians to fix products by bypassing some digital barriers. While this aims to lower costs and enhance sustainability, it also raises concerns about the impact on copyright protections and creative industries.

The National Strategy for Eye Care Act aims to significantly enhance eye health in Canada through better training for healthcare providers and improved prevention and treatment of eye diseases.

Proposed amendments to the Copyright Act aim to enhance compatibility between software and devices, which could spark innovation while raising concerns about piracy and developer protections.

The National Thanadelthur Day Act establishes February 5th to celebrate an important indigenous figure in Canadian history, encouraging cultural awareness and appreciation, yet lacking mandatory observance. Supporters see potential economic benefits, while critics question its practical impact.

Bill C-282 seeks to protect Canadian farmers by restricting trade agreements that could impact the tariffs on supply-managed goods like dairy and poultry. This means stable prices for producers but potential higher costs for consumers.

The National Framework on Advertising for Sports Betting Act aims to protect vulnerable populations by regulating how sports betting is advertised in Canada, promoting public health and responsible gambling.

The Assistance Animals Framework for Veterans Act aims to enhance the lives of veterans through animal-assisted services, focusing on mental health and rehabilitation. It promises to improve access while sparking discussions about funding and resource allocation.

The proposed changes to Employment Insurance aim to provide better support for those in need, but they spark a debate about potential misuse and financial sustainability.

The Alcoholic Beverage Promotion Prohibition Act aims to curb underage drinking by regulating how alcohol can be marketed, affecting young people and businesses alike.

The National Strategy on Brain Injuries Act is designed to improve awareness and treatment for brain injuries in Canada, benefiting patients and healthcare providers alike while raising concerns about costs and resource allocation.

The Arab Heritage Month Act aims to honor Arab culture in Canada, fostering inclusivity while also raising questions about resource allocation and community representation.

This bill aims to grant citizenship to youth in foster care, helping them integrate and thrive in society, while raising concerns about social service impacts.

The Hungarian Heritage Month Act aims to recognize the contributions of the Hungarian community in Canada, promoting cultural appreciation and community engagement.

This act aims to ensure flight attendants are paid for all their work hours, which could enhance job satisfaction but may also increase ticket prices for consumers.

This proposal aims to enhance the legal framework surrounding child sexual abuse and exploitation by redefining terminology and increasing penalties. While it seeks to better protect victims, it also raises concerns about potential burdens on the judicial system and the risk of wrongful accusations.

This new bill aims to enhance the safety of victims of intimate partner violence by implementing stricter regulations on offenders, though it raises concerns about personal freedom and judicial resource allocation.

The Pharmacare Act aims to provide universal access to affordable prescription drugs in Canada, enhancing public health and making medications more accessible for all Canadians.

Proposed changes to the Canada Health Act aim to include mental health and addiction services, potentially improving access for those in need while also raising concerns about funding and implementation.

The Gatineau Park Act aims to enhance the park's ecological management and define its boundaries while introducing potential fees, which could affect both local communities and park visitors.

The Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation Act aims to enhance accountability in treaty agreements between the Government of Canada and Indigenous peoples, paving the way for better relationships and oversight.

The Consumer-led Banking Act could reshape banking in Canada, promising more choices for consumers but also raising concerns about data security and costs for traditional banks.

This proposed amendment to the Criminal Code aims to redefine sterilization procedures, emphasizing informed consent while raising concerns about access and potential stigma for individuals seeking permanent contraception.

The Canadian Postal Safety Act aims to enhance the security of mail handling but introduces complexities around accountability and ownership of seized items, raising concerns for both individuals and law enforcement.

The amendment to the Canada National Parks Act is changing how land use is managed in Jasper, allowing local governance to take charge. While this can boost community growth and local decision-making, it raises concerns about potential overdevelopment and environmental impacts.

This amendment mandates consultations with Quebec and provincial governments concerning cultural identity in broadcasting, aiming to better represent French-speaking communities but raises concerns about inefficiencies.

This proposed amendment aims to combat hate speech against Indigenous peoples in Canada, balancing free speech with the need for respectful dialogue and protection from harmful rhetoric.

The proposed changes to the Old Age Security Act will increase pensions for seniors, allowing them to earn more without losing benefits. This move aims to help seniors manage living costs but raises concerns about public spending.

A new Employment Insurance Council aims to improve oversight and policies for EI benefits, potentially changing the way unemployed individuals receive assistance while balancing employer and worker needs.

The Inherited Blood Disorders Awareness Day Act introduces October 18th as a special day to increase awareness about inherited blood disorders in Canada, aiming to improve public understanding and support for affected individuals and their families.

A proposed repeal of a controversial law aims to shift how we view parental discipline, sparking debate on child rights and family autonomy.

The National Framework for a School Food Program Act aims to provide healthy meals for all children in schools across Canada, promoting better nutrition and supporting local farmers.

The Protection of Minors in the Digital Age Act aims to make online spaces safer for young users by enforcing stricter rules for digital platforms, enhancing protections against bullying and harmful content.

The Canadian Sustainable Jobs Act aims to create new job opportunities while transitioning to a greener economy, promoting inclusivity for marginalized and Indigenous communities.

This bill seeks to modernize the U.S. Chemical Weapons Convention Implementation Act, aiming for clearer definitions and improved alignment with international standards.

A new role for a Parliamentary Visual Artist Laureate aims to elevate the arts in Canada, but raises questions about funding and priorities in a tight economy.

The National Strategy Respecting Environmental Racism and Environmental Justice Act aims to create a national framework to address inequities faced by marginalized communities, especially Indigenous populations, in environmental policy and protection.

The Appropriation Act No. 3 allocates over $11 billion for federal public administration, stirring debates about fiscal responsibility and the impact on taxpayers and government services.

A new amendment to the Telecommunications Act aims to enhance transparency in internet services by requiring providers to share service quality data. While this could help consumers make informed choices, it may also lead to increased costs for telecom companies and their customers.

Proposed amendments to the Canada Labour Code aim to strengthen workers' rights by banning replacement workers and imposing heavy fines on non-compliant businesses, raising concerns about the balance between worker protection and business flexibility.

The Appropriation Act No. 2 for 2024–25 allocates over $117 billion to federal expenses, directly impacting public services like healthcare and education, while raising concerns about taxpayer costs and government accountability.

The Extended Interswitching Repeal Act proposes to eliminate certain railway regulations in Canada, potentially changing how rail services are managed, which may benefit some customers while disadvantaging others.

The Fairness for All Canadian Taxpayers Act aims to make tax enforcement clearer by requiring detailed reports on tax evasion, helping honest taxpayers while possibly creating more scrutiny for those accused of evasion.

The new amendments to the Criminal Code aim to introduce strict penalties for starting wildfires and damaging places of worship, emphasizing the importance of protecting both our natural environment and religious sites.

A proposed amendment to the Income Tax Act aims to help campground operators by excluding them from higher tax rates, potentially benefiting local economies but raising concerns for other businesses and public funding.

The Fairness for Flight Attendants Act aims to ensure that flight attendants get paid for all their work, including pre-flight duties and wait times. This change could increase their pay but may also lead to higher ticket prices for airline passengers.

A new proposed amendment to Canada's Referendum Act could allow more public votes on important issues, enhancing democracy but also raising concerns about costs and complexity.

The National Livestock Brand of Canada Act aims to create a unified brand for Canadian livestock, helping farmers market their products better while potentially increasing costs and changing the landscape of competition.

The National Framework for Food Price Transparency Act aims to make grocery prices clearer for consumers. While supporters believe it will help shoppers make better choices, some small retailers worry about the impact of compliance costs.

Proposed amendments aim to modernize regulations across multiple sectors, balancing economic growth with the need for oversight and public safety.

The 'Lowering Prices for Canadians Act' aims to make markets fairer by enforcing stricter penalties on anti-competitive practices, which could mean lower prices for consumers but may challenge small businesses with more regulations.

The Miscellaneous Statute Law Amendment Act, 2023 aims to modernize legal terminology, benefiting legal professionals and enhancing bilingual accessibility, though some critics question its necessity.

The National Immigration Month Act aims to designate November as a time to recognize and appreciate immigrants in Canada, fostering community engagement and cultural diversity while sparking debate over its financial implications.

Proposed amendments to Canada's Criminal Code aim to enhance accountability in Parliament by introducing stricter penalties for perjury and contempt, which could both deter dishonest testimonies and raise concerns about fairness.

The Court Challenges Program Act aims to provide crucial legal support to marginalized communities, helping them fight for their rights and ensure fairness in the legal system.

The National Conversion Therapy Awareness Day Act aims to establish a day for educating the public about the harms of conversion therapy, promoting acceptance and understanding of LGBTQ+ individuals.

Proposed amendments to the Income Tax Act could ease access to tax credits for those with disabilities, but new stricter criteria may leave some individuals without necessary support.

A new amendment aims to tackle pollution from shipping container spills by collaborating with Indigenous organizations and improving response strategies, potentially affecting shipping companies and local communities.

A new bill aims to increase tax deductions for northern residents, potentially boosting their income and simplifying tax regulations, while raising concerns about government revenue and equitable benefits.

This act ensures that cash remains accessible for all Canadians, especially those who prefer cash for privacy or lack digital access.

The proposed Ombud for Immigration would oversee the fairness and transparency of Canada's immigration process, allowing citizens to address grievances while sparking debate on funding and bureaucratic efficiency.

This legislation aims to tackle homelessness and elevate Indigenous voices in housing decisions, promising more protections for vulnerable groups and requiring local governments to adapt their strategies.

The Nature Accountability Act aims to strengthen Canada's commitment to biodiversity, ensuring Indigenous knowledge is included in environmental decisions while posing challenges for local governments.

This amendment aims to make funeral services more affordable by removing excise taxes on essential items, helping families through a challenging time.

A proposed amendment aims to eliminate GST on carbon pollution pricing, potentially lowering costs for consumers and businesses while raising concerns about government funding for climate initiatives.

This amendment to the Criminal Code seeks to improve safety for public transit workers by considering their profession in assault cases, potentially leading to tougher penalties for offenders.

The 'Stronger Sentences for Safer Streets Act' proposes tougher penalties for drug-related crimes to deter trafficking, aiming to enhance public safety but sparking a debate about the costs and impact on communities.

The Chignecto Isthmus Dykeland System Act aims to create a new dyke system to enhance flood protection and improve water management in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. It promises benefits for local farmers and communities while raising concerns about costs and Indigenous rights.

Proposed changes to exclude psychotherapy services from the GST aim to make mental health care more affordable, but could have mixed effects on accessibility and government revenue.

This new act aims to safeguard young people from explicit content online while imposing strict regulations on content providers. It sparks debate over child safety versus freedom of expression.

New amendments to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act aim to regulate toxic substances in electronic products, pushing manufacturers to adopt recycling programs. This shift could drive up consumer prices but may also foster innovation and sustainability.

The Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness Act aims to strengthen Canada's health system against future pandemics by improving public health strategies and collaboration, benefiting vulnerable populations and public health workers.

This act aims to improve Canada's ability to forecast floods and droughts, helping communities prepare for these climate challenges. By promoting collaboration among various stakeholders, it seeks to enhance disaster readiness while considering the financial implications.

The Connected Care for Canadians Act aims to enhance health data sharing between systems, improving patient care while raising concerns about compliance costs and data security.

The Foreign Hostage Takers Accountability Act aims to protect Canadians abroad by holding foreign entities accountable for hostage-taking, while also providing support for affected families and addressing concerns over individual rights.

The National Strategy for Children and Youth Act aims to improve the lives of marginalized children and youth in Canada by fighting child poverty and ensuring their rights. This initiative encourages public participation and mandates regular government accountability.

The National Framework on Sickle Cell Disease Act aims to enhance support for individuals affected by sickle cell disease in Canada, focusing on healthcare training and public awareness, while also introducing a potential tax credit for patients and caregivers.

The Jury Duty Appreciation Week Act aims to honor jurors by dedicating a week in May for appreciation activities, sparking discussions about civic duty and the value of the judicial system.

A new act requires charities in Canada to report diversity data about their leaders, aiming for more accountability and inclusivity. However, this could put financial strain on smaller charities and raise privacy concerns among board members.

The proposed amendments aim to give First Nations greater control over lottery schemes, helping them generate revenue for local projects while raising concerns about the potential impact on vulnerable populations.

The National Diffuse Midline Glioma Awareness Day Act aims to raise awareness for a severe brain tumor affecting children, potentially leading to better support and funding for research.

The Hellenic Heritage Month Act aims to honor Greek culture in Canada by designating March as a month for celebrations and educational initiatives, potentially boosting local economies and community pride.

A new amendment aims to speed up court trials by setting strict timelines, potentially easing the journey through the judicial system for many individuals, but could create challenges for vulnerable populations.

The International Human Rights Act aims to enhance Canada's accountability in global human rights, impacting businesses and families while balancing ethical investments and compliance.

The Safe Hospitals Act aims to boost security in healthcare settings by imposing stricter penalties for weapon-related crimes and drug use, sparking debates on safety, costs, and impact on marginalized communities.

The 21st-Century Business Act aims to reform corporate priorities, urging businesses to consider their societal and environmental impact alongside profit, which could reshape the corporate landscape.

This act aims to enhance heart failure care in Canada through better access, prevention, and innovative treatments. It focuses on helping underserved communities while potentially imposing costs on the healthcare system.

This proposed bill modifies medical assistance in dying, expanding eligibility and redefining the role of healthcare professionals, raising important ethical and financial questions.

The Prohibition of the Export of Horses by Air for Slaughter Act aims to protect animal welfare by banning air transport of horses intended for slaughter, which could significantly impact the equine industry in Canada.

The International Tax Justice and Cooperation Day Act aims to create a day that highlights the importance of fair tax systems and international collaboration, raising awareness about tax justice.

The proposed changes to the Criminal Records Act aim to make it easier for individuals with past convictions to have their records expunged, promoting rehabilitation and job opportunities. However, concerns over public safety and administrative costs could pose significant challenges.

The Improving Accessibility to Automated External Defibrillators Act aims to exempt AEDs from sales taxes, making them more affordable and accessible in critical situations, ultimately aiming to save lives.

This Act aims to accelerate Canada's energy independence and military support for Ukraine, raising questions about job creation, environmental rights, and fiscal priorities.

The National Council for Reconciliation Act aims to amplify Indigenous voices and foster dialogue between communities, while also raising questions about its independence and accountability.

The Pandemic Day Act aims to designate March 11th as a day to remember pandemic experiences, particularly COVID-19, promoting awareness for future public health issues while also raising concerns about associated costs and resource allocation.

This amendment proposes that provinces need a two-thirds consensus before changing pension plans, which could impact financial security for current pensioners and delay necessary reforms.

The Ojibway National Urban Park aims to enhance biodiversity and provide much-needed green space in urban areas, benefiting residents and the local economy while raising concerns about costs and land-use restrictions.

This Act aims to decriminalize possession of illegal substances, focusing on health instead of punishment, which could change how communities manage substance use.

A new medal aims to recognize the bravery of our first responders, but questions about expenses and resource allocation have sparked a debate on its necessity.

The Appropriation Act No. 5 for 2023-24 is a significant government funding plan, distributing $8.9 billion for essential public services, but it raises questions about accountability and future financial impacts.

The Appropriation Act No. 1 for 2024–25 aims to allocate over $74 billion for key public services, impacting healthcare, education, and infrastructure while raising concerns about national debt and efficiency.

The National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act aims to tighten how foreign investments are reviewed, raising concerns on economic growth and security.

The Military Justice System Modernization Act aims to revamp the military justice system in Canada, focusing on enhancing independence and accountability while managing serious offenses more effectively.

The Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement aims to break down trade barriers for better economic cooperation, potentially benefiting businesses while raising concerns about taxpayer impacts and local industry protections.

The Canada Early Learning and Child Care Act aims to create a unified and accessible child care system across the country, improving care quality and affordability for families, especially those in marginalized communities.

Changes to driving regulations for livestock and insect transport aim to improve flexibility but raise safety concerns about driver fatigue and potential accidents.

The Turkish Heritage Month Act aims to establish October as a time to honor Turkish culture and contributions in Canada, fostering appreciation and understanding among diverse communities.

A new five-year pause on medical assistance in dying for those with mental illnesses sparks debate about patient rights and healthcare resources.

A new act proposes merging church corporations in Ottawa-Cornwall to improve efficiency and resource management. This change could enhance service delivery but raises concerns about governance and financial implications.

New amendments to the Employment Insurance Act aim to provide better financial support for adoptive parents and those using surrogacy, making it easier for families to bond during crucial early weeks.

The Protecting Canada’s Natural Wonders Act aims to enhance environmental protections in national parks while navigating the complexities of land use and Indigenous rights.

The Prohibiting the Export of Thermal Coal Act aims to limit coal exports, raising debates on environmental benefits against potential job losses and economic threats.

Exciting tax incentives are on the way to encourage buying energy-efficient appliances! With potential savings on costs, households can benefit while supporting a greener future.

The Protection Against Extortion Act proposes strict penalties for extortion, particularly involving firearms, which could lead to longer prison sentences and significant impacts on communities and the justice system.

A new amendment could lessen plastic regulations, sparking job growth and innovation while raising environmental concerns and future cleanup costs.

The Combating Motor Vehicle Theft Act introduces tougher penalties for repeat car thieves linked to organized crime, aiming to reduce theft rates and support law enforcement in their efforts against criminal networks.

A new amendment proposes stricter gun possession laws for those convicted of violent offenses, aiming to enhance public safety but raising concerns about its impact on individuals and the justice system.

A new amendment lets some projects skip federal assessments, aiming to speed up approval processes for resource-focused developments but raising concerns over environmental protections.

This legislation aims to officially recognize and empower Métis governments in Canada, promoting self-governance and negotiating treaties to enhance the autonomy and resources available to Métis citizens.

This amendment to the Copyright Act aims to make government-created works freely accessible, impacting both the public and creators involved in producing that content.

The Public Sector Integrity Act aims to enhance protections for whistleblowers in the public sector, encouraging transparency and accountability. However, it raises concerns about financial implications and potential misuse, affecting both public servants and government institutions.

This proposed change to the Criminal Code aims to tackle hate speech by eliminating the legal defense based on religious beliefs, which could shape how individuals express their opinions in public.

The Fossil Fuel Advertising Act aims to limit how fossil fuels are advertised to address health and climate concerns. While it promotes public health and environmental protection, it raises debates on economic impacts and free speech.

The Appropriation Act No. 4, 2023–24 raises important questions about how $20.68 billion in federal funding will impact government services and financial accountability.

Bill C-21 aims to tighten Canada's firearms regulations, increasing penalties and creating stricter conditions for gun ownership while also enhancing law enforcement powers.

The Affordable Housing and Groceries Act aims to enhance the rental market by offering tax rebates and improving competition, which could lead to more affordable housing options for renters and temporary financial breaks for developers.

The Rail Passenger Priority Act aims to improve passenger rail services by prioritizing trains for commuters over freight trains, which could have wide-reaching impacts on transportation efficiency and costs.

Proposed changes to the Canada Elections Act aim to boost diversity in political parties by requiring transparency in candidate selection and diversity strategies. This could impact representation, especially for underrepresented communities.

Amendments to the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act aim to support farmers by changing definitions around farming machinery and fuel, but raise concerns about environmental impact.

This act aims to expand DNA collection from convicted offenders in Canada to enhance crime-solving while raising concerns about privacy and resource allocation.

The Bringing Home Justice for Victims of Serious Crimes Act seeks to allow judges to require individuals to unlock devices in serious crime cases, aiming to improve access to crucial digital evidence for law enforcement.

New amendments to the Criminal Code could hold long-term care facility owners accountable for neglecting vulnerable adults, enhancing care standards and legal responsibilities.

This bill allows tradespeople to deduct travel expenses for distant work, which could provide tax savings but may also favor higher earners.

The Christian Heritage Month Act aims to celebrate Christianity's influence in Canada but raises concerns about inclusion and government spending.

Proposed changes to the Criminal Code aim to strengthen public safety by altering how violent crimes are prosecuted, particularly those involving weapons and intimate partners.

Proposed amendments to the Criminal Code Act aim to strengthen regulations against hate speech, especially antisemitism. While they promise increased protection for vulnerable communities, concerns arise regarding freedom of expression and the financial implications of enforcement.

This bill aims to mandate full ingredient transparency for menstrual tampons, helping women make safer and more informed choices about their health products.

This proposed amendment seeks to adjust court sentencing by considering the vulnerability of communities, especially in rural areas, while highlighting the need for factors like violence and recklessness in decisions.

The proposal suggests that serious sexual offences in the military should be handled by civilian courts instead of military justice, aiming for better support for victims and accountability.

The new Office of the Ombud aims to support military personnel and their families by addressing complaints and enhancing accountability, but it may also raise concerns about costs and resource management.

A new amendment proposes significant changes to the parole system for serious offenders, impacting victims, communities, and state budgets.

Bill C-42 aims to enhance transparency in Canadian corporations by requiring public disclosure of individuals with significant control, while balancing privacy concerns and compliance for businesses.

The Albanian Heritage Month Act aims to celebrate Albanian culture in Canada, promoting inclusivity while sparking debate over budget priorities and cultural recognition.

This amendment pushes for green choices in public infrastructure by prioritizing environmental factors and sustainable materials, aiming to reduce emissions while creating jobs in the forestry sector.

Proposed changes to sex offender laws aim to enhance public safety and clarify victim support, but they could also lead to increased costs and overwhelm the judicial system.

The Wasted Food Reduction and Recovery Act aims to tackle food waste in Canada by creating a national strategy that involves provinces and Indigenous communities in developing effective waste management policies.

New amendments to the Feeds Act and Seeds Act could speed up the approval of agricultural products for Canadian farmers but may raise concerns about safety and local competition.

This proposal aims to remove GST from carbon pricing, hoping to lower costs for businesses but raising concerns about funding for climate initiatives.

Proposed changes to the Special Economic Measures Act will shift financial burdens to property owners for seized assets, sparking debate on fairness and national security.

The Canada–Taiwan Relations Framework Act aims to enhance connections between Canada and Taiwan, focusing on security and economic partnerships, while also raising concerns about its impact on relations with China.

Proposed amendments aim to enhance compensation for federal employees in public safety, especially regarding mental health issues. This change could make it easier for them to receive benefits for work-related injuries and support their families.

The Building Homes Not Bureaucracy Act seeks to simplify housing construction in high-cost areas by linking federal funding to housing performance, aiming to increase availability and lower costs for residents.

Bill S-224 aims to redefine exploitation in human trafficking cases, offering clearer guidelines for law enforcement. This could improve protections for vulnerable individuals and lead to more effective prosecutions of traffickers in Canada.

A new act aims to redefine the Bank of Canada's role to focus on financial stability and transparency, which could impact everyone from citizens to businesses.

A proposed amendment aims to keep dangerous offenders in maximum security, stirring debate about public safety, budget impacts, and the potential for unjust punishment.

The Reuniting Families Act aims to simplify immigration for Canadians wishing to bring their parents and grandparents for longer visits, fostering family ties but raising concerns about local resource impacts.

Big search and social sites must bargain with news outlets or face arbitration. Deals should fund local and diverse media; the regulator can fine violators up to $15 million.

This Act aims to tackle cancer risks among firefighters by improving research, awareness, and screening while designating January as 'Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month'.

This bill outlines a major allocation of over $20 billion for public administration, which impacts public services, taxpayer burden, and vital community programs.

The Appropriation Act No. 2 for 2023–24 allocates $108.7 billion for essential public services, sparking debates about the impacts on taxpayers, potential inefficiencies, and the sustainability of government spending.

New changes to Canada's immigration laws may reshape how individuals gain entry, especially affecting vulnerable refugees. While aimed at bolstering national security, these amendments also raise concerns about fairness and increased costs for the government.

New amendments to the Judges Act aim to create a clearer process for misconduct reviews, hoping to enhance accountability while balancing the rights of judges, but concerns linger about potential loopholes and financial impacts.

The Canada Disability Benefit Act aims to provide crucial financial assistance for working-age individuals with disabilities, helping to alleviate poverty and improve financial security.

A new Act recognizes the Whitecap Dakota Nation's right to self-governance, enhancing their ability to manage internal affairs and fostering economic independence while raising questions about financial stability and community support.

A new amendment could change how First Nations laws are prosecuted, increasing federal oversight but also offering support. This proposal has sparked debates over Indigenous autonomy and resource management.

This amendment aims to enhance the legal standing of First Nations within the Canadian policing system, fostering better relations and understanding between Indigenous communities and the RCMP.

The Combatting Torture and Terrorism Act aims to hold foreign states accountable for torture and extrajudicial killings, while also impacting refugees and businesses with ties to designated terrorist groups.

The National Strategy for the Eradication of Rabies Act aims to raise awareness and implement action plans to combat rabies in Canada, benefiting both public health and animal welfare.

The Somali Heritage Month Act seeks to officially recognize July as a time to celebrate and appreciate Somali contributions to Canada, promoting cultural understanding while sparking debate over inclusivity and government spending.

A proposed amendment in Canada allows MPs to choose a new Oath of Office, focusing on public service over allegiance to the Crown. This change aims to modernize governance but raises concerns about national identity and financial implications.

The Horse Protection Act aims to stop the export of horses for slaughter, improving animal welfare but raising concerns for those in the equine industry.

This amendment allows foreign nationals with Canadian maritime diplomas to obtain competency certificates, aiming to bolster the maritime workforce in Canada while sparking debates on job competition and industry standards.

The Air Transportation Accountability Act aims to enhance transparency and accountability in the aviation sector, focusing on climate change initiatives and community engagement about noise management.

The Lebanese Heritage Month Act aims to recognize and celebrate Lebanese culture in Canada, promoting multiculturalism and community engagement.

This amendment allows aid to be given in terrorist-controlled areas, but with strict conditions to prevent supporting those groups. It raises important questions about privacy and the balance between security and humanitarian needs.

The proposed changes aim to boost financial autonomy for First Nations, potentially leading to improved local economies and infrastructure, but they bring risks that need to be managed carefully.

The proposed changes to the Criminal Code aim to enhance protections for first responders by classifying assaults against them as more severe crimes, potentially leading to longer sentences for offenders. Supporters believe this will create safer environments for those who serve the public, while critics worry about the impact on judicial discretion and community resources.

A new amendment aims to better manage abandoned vessels by involving local communities and enhancing environmental safety, but it may lead to increased costs for taxpayers.

This act is designed to strengthen ties between Canada and Taiwan, focusing on security, economic growth, and shared democratic values, while balancing the complex relationship with China.

This new amendment aims to enhance public safety by placing the most dangerous offenders in maximum security prisons, affecting not just the inmates but also communities concerned about crime and rehabilitation.

A proposed bill in Canada aims to repeal a section of the Criminal Code that allows physical punishment of children, sparking a debate about children's rights and the impact on parenting practices.

The proposed amendment to the Employment Insurance Act seeks to unify Prince Edward Island into a single region for EI benefits, aiming to promote fairness but raising concerns about resource allocation.

The Strengthening Environmental Protection for a Healthier Canada Act seeks to enhance environmental regulations, ensuring every Canadian has the right to a healthy environment while balancing concerns about its effects on businesses and the economy.

A new amendment proposes that all recognized party leaders in the House of Commons must consult when appointing inquiry commissioners, aiming to boost transparency but also raising concerns about political influence and costs.

The Canada Pharmacare Act aims to ensure every Canadian has access to necessary medications, making healthcare more equitable and reducing financial barriers for those in need.

This proposed amendment seeks to toughen penalties for crimes committed during emergencies, aiming to protect vulnerable victims and ensure justice.

This proposed amendment to the Citizenship Act aims to help individuals who lost their Canadian citizenship regain it. It addresses historical issues and could benefit many, but there are concerns about the financial impacts on public services.

The Climate-Aligned Finance Act seeks to ensure financial practices support climate goals, urging investments in sustainable technologies while challenging traditional energy sectors.

The Jane Goodall Act aims to enhance the welfare and conservation of non-domesticated animals by setting strict regulations on their treatment and captivity, impacting zoos, sanctuaries, and the general public.

This legislation aims to expand access to medical assistance in dying, allowing individuals with serious illnesses more control over their end-of-life decisions, while raising crucial ethical concerns about vulnerable populations.

This proposed amendment aims to ban the export of certain plastic waste from Canada, encouraging better waste management practices domestically and addressing environmental concerns.

This proposed amendment to the Competition Act aims to enhance consumer protection by removing the efficiency defense, allowing regulators to block mergers that could harm competition, which could reshape the business landscape significantly.

The National Indigenous Teachers Day Act aims to recognize and celebrate the contributions of Indigenous educators in Canada, while sparking important conversations about Indigenous issues within the education system.

The Textile Waste Reduction Strategy Act aims to tackle the massive problem of textile waste in Canada by promoting recycling, educating consumers, and encouraging sustainable practices in the clothing industry.

The Strengthening Reporting Requirements for Sex Offenders Act aims to enhance monitoring of high-risk sex offenders, increasing reporting frequency to improve public safety, while also raising concerns about costs and fairness.

Noah's Law aims to extend reporting obligations for sex offenders while mandating treatment, raising concerns about community safety versus the challenges for offenders trying to reintegrate.

The Defence of Canada Medal Act aims to recognize the contributions of military personnel and civilians to Canada's defense from 1946 to 1989, but it's stirring debate over funding priorities and who deserves recognition.

A proposed amendment would require warning labels on alcoholic beverages to highlight health risks, aiming to inform consumers and promote better choices regarding alcohol consumption.

A new act aims to combat Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Canada by establishing a national response with training for healthcare providers and awareness initiatives.

Proposed changes to the Criminal Code aim to give victims of sexual offenses more control over their identity protection, allowing them a greater voice in legal matters that affect them.

The Peacetime Service and Sacrifice Memorial Day Act aims to establish an annual day of recognition for Canadian Armed Forces members who served during peacetime. It seeks to enhance awareness and pride, but also brings up concerns about budget impacts on local services.

This new act establishes an office dedicated to supporting crime victims, aiming to enhance their rights and improve federal oversight in handling complaints.

New amendments to the Radiocommunication Act aim to enhance service coverage, especially in underserved areas, but may challenge smaller providers financially.

The Food Day in Canada Act aims to celebrate local cuisine while promoting sustainable food practices and supporting farmers, but it raises questions about its impact on real food security issues.

This Act aims to combat forced and child labour in supply chains by requiring businesses and government to report on their practices, promoting fairness and transparency.

The Cost of Living Relief Act, No. 3 offers $2 billion in financial support to help Canadians cope with rising costs due to inflation. It focuses on providing immediate relief for families while sparking debate on the long-term economic strategies needed.

The 'Can't Buy Silence Act' strengthens workplace transparency by regulating NDAs in federal public sectors, ensuring victims of harassment and discrimination can safely speak out.

This act aims to develop a national strategy in Canada to combat human trafficking, focusing on protecting vulnerable groups and providing essential support for survivors.

The revamped Citizenship Act offers new citizenship oath options, focusing on allegiance to Canada and its laws while respecting Aboriginal rights, reflecting a shift toward inclusive modern values.

The proposed changes to the CSIS Act aim to improve transparency and accountability within Canada's intelligence agency, but opinions are divided on their potential effectiveness.

The proposed changes to the Broadcasting Act aim to regulate online broadcasting for better cultural representation and support of Canadian content, particularly for minority communities, but they also bring concerns about the financial strain on small broadcasters and the risk of stifling innovation.

The International Mother Language Day Act promotes cultural diversity in Canada by establishing a day dedicated to celebrating and recognizing various languages, aiming to strengthen linguistic rights and community engagement.

The Pension Protection Act prioritizes pension obligations over other debts in bankruptcy situations, improving retirement security for employees but potentially straining small businesses.

This bill aims to enhance protections for victims of intimate partner violence through electronic monitoring of offenders and improved training for judges. Supporters believe it will increase safety and lead to better court decisions, while critics worry about costs and the effectiveness of the measures.

Bill C-27 aims to enhance consumer privacy in the digital age by regulating data usage and establishing a tribunal for compliance. This legislation will give you clearer rights about your personal information while also impacting how organizations manage data.

The proposed amendment to the Canada Labour Code aims to secure jobs for airport workers by ensuring that new contractors uphold the existing terms and conditions of employment. This could provide stability but may also affect competition in the industry.

The National Framework for a Guaranteed Livable Basic Income Act aims to provide financial security for all Canadians aged 17 and older, helping to alleviate poverty and economic insecurity for vulnerable groups.

The National Framework on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Act aims to enhance the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD through collaboration among healthcare providers and educators, offering better resources for individuals and families affected by this condition.

This Act is designed to enhance support for autistic Canadians through improved access to resources, funding, and research, aiming to enrich the lives of individuals and families affected by autism.

The Appropriation Act No. 5 for 2022–23 allocates $4.68 billion to support federal public administration, aiming to ensure that essential government services continue while also raising concerns about taxpayer impacts and national debt.

The Appropriation Act No. 1 for 2023-24 brings a hefty $89.7 billion for federal services, impacting citizens and taxpayers alike. It aims to enhance government operations, but raises concerns about national debt and accountability in spending.

The Student Debt Relief Act aims to reduce student loan debt in Canada, making post-secondary education more affordable and easing the financial burden on graduates. While it promises benefits, concerns about taxpayer impacts and potential tuition increases also arise.

The Strengthening Air Passenger Protection Act aims to boost air passenger rights in Canada, ensuring clearer compensation during delays and cancellations, which could reshape the airline industry.

New regulations for mining rights are set to give Indigenous communities more control over projects on their lands, ensuring their voices are heard and rights are protected.

This bill aims to impose tougher penalties on individuals who violate their conditional release terms, potentially leading to longer prison sentences and increased impacts on communities and families.

This bill suggests postponing the repeal that limits access to medical assistance in dying for those with mental illnesses, raising important questions about healthcare rights and mental health stigma.

This bill aims to enhance sanctions on those violating human rights and corruption by renaming the Special Economic Measures Act. It could impact various groups, generating both opportunities for accountability and risks of economic repercussions.

A new amendment is changing how the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board invests, focusing on ethical standards like human rights and environmental concerns. This could impact returns for pensioners while supporting socially conscious investments.

This amendment aims to clarify that individuals with mental health conditions are not eligible for medical assistance in dying, focusing on safeguarding vulnerable populations while sparking debate on personal autonomy and mental health care.

Proposed changes to the Criminal Code aim to increase the burden of proof for detained individuals before trial. This could impact various groups and lead to financial implications for the justice system.

The National Renewable Energy Strategy Act aims to transition Canada to 100% renewable electricity by 2030, impacting homeowners, workers, and government budgets as it prioritizes sustainability and technological investments.

The Violence Against Pregnant Women Act seeks to enhance legal protections for pregnant individuals by imposing stricter penalties on crimes committed against them, addressing their unique vulnerabilities.

The Appropriation Act aims to allocate nearly $20.8 billion to support federal services, but it raises crucial questions about transparency and accountability in government spending.

The Building a Green Prairie Economy Act aims to foster a sustainable economy in Canada's Prairie provinces through collaboration on clean technology, but it raises financial and bureaucratic concerns for local workers and governments.

This proposal aims to update the Criminal Code by integrating technology into law enforcement and court proceedings, making justice more efficient and accessible, while raising important concerns about civil liberties.

The National Ribbon Skirt Day Act aims to honor Indigenous cultures by designating January 4th as a day to celebrate the ribbon skirt, fostering awareness and appreciation of Indigenous identity.

This proposed amendment fights human organ trafficking by implementing strict penalties and expanding legal frameworks to protect vulnerable individuals, both at home and abroad.

Proposed amendments to the Indian Act aim to improve the classification and registration of Indigenous peoples, addressing historical discrimination while potentially increasing access and recognition for many.

Proposed changes to the Employment Insurance Act aim to create a new Board of Appeal for a smoother and fairer decision process for claimants, but there are concerns about potential costs and appeal volume.

This proposed amendment aims to significantly extend Employment Insurance benefits for those facing long-term health challenges, providing much-needed financial support during their recovery.

This proposed amendment aims to increase tax credits for volunteer firefighters and search and rescue volunteers, offering them financial relief while raising concerns about its impact on other essential public services.

This bill proposes changes to bankruptcy laws that would exempt certain public institutions from insolvency, aiming to protect critical services but raising concerns about financial accountability.

This proposed amendment aims to protect individuals from discrimination based on their political beliefs, promoting a more inclusive environment while raising concerns about implementation costs and potential community tensions.

The National Strategy to Combat Human Trafficking Act aims to enhance prevention and support for victims of trafficking in Canada, focusing on better law enforcement and adherence to human rights standards.

A new amendment proposes that federally regulated employers must provide free menstrual products to promote hygiene and inclusivity, especially benefiting those who struggle financially.

This bill aims to shift the focus from punishment to rehabilitation for drug offenses, creating opportunities for treatment instead of incarceration.

The Cost of Living Relief Act, No. 2 aims to assist Canadian families facing financial strains with benefits for dental care and rental support, but it raises questions about its long-term effectiveness and privacy concerns.

The National Women's Entrepreneurship Day Act highlights women's contributions to business, aiming to inspire and support women entrepreneurs while raising critical discussions on effective resource allocation.

The Véronique Barbe Act aims to safeguard victims of crime by preventing defendants from sharing sensitive information online, enhancing their privacy and safety in legal proceedings.

New restrictions on where large vessels can anchor aim to protect marine environments, but they could challenge the shipping industry and increase costs for consumers.

The National Food Waste Awareness Day Act aims to dedicate October 20th as a day to educate Canadians about the impacts of food waste, promoting sustainable practices and community involvement.

This proposed amendment aims to classify certain murders as first-degree offenses, enhancing legal protections for domestic violence victims but raising concerns about cost and judicial discretion.

This amendment seeks to clarify the authority of the Minister over the RCMP, aiming to boost accountability while balancing influence on law enforcement. It could reshape how police priorities are set and impact public trust.

This bill aims to protect workers during strikes by preventing employers from hiring replacement workers, promoting fair negotiations and stronger collective bargaining rights.

This proposal aims to eliminate interest on student loans, making education more accessible while raising concerns about taxpayer costs and potential financial impacts.

The Cluster Munitions Investment Prohibition Act aims to stop Canadian investments in companies that use cluster munitions, promoting adherence to international humanitarian laws and potentially reshaping the defense industry.

This bill aims to prioritize Canadian products in government contracts, benefiting local businesses and potentially raising costs for consumers.

New amendments to the Customs Act could allow border officers to conduct invasive searches of digital devices, raising privacy concerns and impacting travelers and international trade.

This Act highlights the importance of artists and cultural expression in Canada, aiming to provide more resources and support while facing concerns about funding and bureaucratic delays.

A new bill allows jurors to seek mental health help without the fear of legal repercussions, aiming to improve their well-being and the overall jury process.

This proposed act aims to support low- and middle-income families facing rising living costs by doubling the GST/HST credit for six months, though it introduces a complicated payment formula.

Proposed amendments to the Criminal Code aim to toughen penalties for serious crimes, introducing life sentences for offenses like human trafficking and exploitation of minors, which sparks debate on justice versus rehabilitation.

A new amendment to the Income Tax Act aims to redefine economic substance in tax matters, impacting how businesses operate and potentially changing the way taxes are assessed and collected.

A new bill aims to hold individuals responsible for violent crimes even if intoxicated, raising concerns about fairness and the impact on those with substance use issues.

The Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement Act aims to boost Indigenous self-governance, granting more control over governance, culture, and funding, while balancing benefits with financial risks and responsibilities.

This act aims to protect the representation of less populous provinces in Canada's House of Commons, ensuring they maintain their number of MPs despite demographic changes. It highlights the balance between fair governance and the financial implications of maintaining representation.

The Appropriation Act No. 2, 2022–23 allocates over $115 billion for government services but raises concerns about fiscal responsibility and transparency.

The Appropriation Act No. 3 aims to allocate $8.8 billion for unforeseen federal expenses, stirring debate on fiscal responsibility and potential impacts on taxpayers and public services.

This amendment to the Canada Elections Act aims to make ballots available in both official and Indigenous languages, enhancing accessibility for Indigenous voters and promoting inclusivity in the electoral process.

This act aims to impose mandatory life sentences for serious crimes, promising a stronger justice message for victims' families while raising concerns about the financial and social impacts of such lengthy penalties.

The Online Algorithm Transparency Act aims to make online platforms more transparent about their data practices, ensuring fairness and reducing algorithmic bias that affects marginalized communities.

A proposed amendment could impose severe penalties for false identity verification in financial transactions, impacting both individuals and businesses significantly.

This amendment proposes a complete ban on glyphosate, a common herbicide, within a year to protect public health and the environment. The impact on farmers and consumers could be significant, as it may lead to challenges in weed management and higher food prices.

The Recognition of Foreign Credentials Act aims to help skilled immigrants gain better access to jobs in Canada by recognizing their foreign educational credentials, addressing labor shortages and potentially boosting the economy.

The Medical Freedom Act aims to protect individuals from discrimination based on their health choices, impacting employees, employers, and consumers in Canada.

This bill aims to help offenders with substance use issues by allowing them to serve their sentences in treatment facilities instead of prisons, promoting rehabilitation and addressing addiction.

The Historic Places of Canada Act aims to safeguard and celebrate Canada's diverse cultural heritage, especially by incorporating Indigenous perspectives while also facing budgetary challenges.

A proposed amendment aims to reshape definitions of criminal organizations, impacting nonprofits and businesses while enhancing law enforcement's combat against organized crime.

The Prevention of Government-imposed Vaccination Mandates Act eliminates the requirement for COVID-19 vaccinations for federal employees and transport users, sparking a heated discussion on personal freedom versus public health safety.

New amendments to the Justice for Victims of Corrupt Foreign Officials Act empower the government to take stronger actions against foreign nationals involved in serious human rights violations, including asset seizures and compliance monitoring.

Proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code aim to enhance job security for striking workers, but may pose challenges for small businesses adapting to new restrictions on replacement hires.

A new amendment proposes stricter rules for releasing individuals charged with serious crimes, aiming to keep repeat offenders in custody. This could affect communities and raise costs for taxpayers, sparking a debate about justice and public safety.

This act aims to shield post-secondary institutions in Canada from bankruptcy, helping them continue operations and potentially securing jobs and educational paths for students, but raises concerns about taxpayer funding and accountability.

The Employing Persons with Disabilities Act aims to create more job opportunities for individuals with disabilities by promoting inclusivity and raising awareness among employers about their capabilities.

The St. Lawrence River Capacity and Protection Act aims to give the St. Lawrence River its own legal rights, focusing on environmental protection and Indigenous rights while balancing local economic needs.

This bill aims to give judges more flexibility in sentencing, allowing for more tailored approaches based on individual cases, but raises concerns about potential inconsistencies and public safety.

A new amendment aims to create a dedicated phone number for suicide-prevention services, making it easier for those in crisis to access mental health support.

The Frozen Assets Repurposing Act aims to create a transparent way to handle assets frozen due to human rights violations, helping victims and promoting justice while raising questions about costs and administrative challenges.

The Lebanese Heritage Month Act aims to recognize and celebrate the contributions of Lebanese Canadians, promoting inclusivity and cultural awareness across the nation.

The Appropriation Act No. 1 outlines a significant $75.48 billion government spending plan aimed at supporting crucial public services, with potential impacts on healthcare, education, and infrastructure sectors.

The Appropriation Act No. 5 authorizes significant federal spending aimed at supporting essential public services, but raises concerns about potential future fiscal burdens and mismanagement of taxpayer dollars.

This amendment could make lower-alcohol beer cheaper, benefiting consumers and local breweries, but it may also impact public services supported by excise taxes.

The proposed changes to the Excise Act could reshape the way alcohol is taxed, impacting local breweries and consumers alike, while stirring debate on economic fairness and revenue stability.

The National Perinatal Mental Health Strategy Act seeks to improve mental health services for expecting and new parents in Canada, ensuring they have better access to screening and treatment for perinatal mental health disorders.

This proposed bill aims to protect employee pensions during bankruptcy by prioritizing pension payments, ensuring workers get their owed benefits first. It also gives companies a grace period to adjust to these important changes.

The Responsible Business Conduct Abroad Act aims to monitor Canadian companies to ensure they uphold international human rights laws, stirring a debate over corporate responsibility and economic impact.

The Corporate Responsibility to Protect Human Rights Act aims to ensure that businesses actively prevent human rights violations linked to their operations worldwide. It establishes a framework for accountability while balancing the impact on corporations, especially smaller ones.

This proposed bill aims to enhance protections against hate crimes and speech by tightening regulations and expanding law enforcement powers, aiming to create a safer environment for marginalized communities.

This federal funding will help improve housing and transit services in major Canadian provinces, particularly benefiting urban residents while raising concerns about fair distribution and long-term sustainability.

The Canada Post-Secondary Education Act is designed to improve federal funding for colleges and universities by setting new criteria for provinces. It could reshape tuition costs and impact the quality of education across Canada.

A new amendment to the Aeronautics Act is set to enhance flight safety by mandating GPS collision avoidance systems in gliders, though this may bring significant costs and challenges for smaller operators.

A new amendment could redefine income for seniors, allowing them to keep more benefits and face less tax worry. However, it raises concerns over potentially higher government spending and fiscal sustainability.

This bill aims to allocate $2.5 billion for COVID-19 testing to enhance public health responses and effectively manage the ongoing pandemic in Canada.

A new amendment to Canada’s Fisheries Act aims to protect the environment by requiring fish farming to occur in closed containment systems, impacting both the economy and job market.

This bill aims to provide more financial aid for seniors by altering how their income is calculated, potentially increasing their benefits while raising concerns about government spending.

The proposed amendments to the Canadian Human Rights Act aim to protect individuals from discrimination based on their political beliefs, fostering inclusivity and freedom of expression.

This amendment mandates equal gender representation on the boards of Crown corporations, aiming to enhance women's roles in leadership and promote social equity, though it raises concerns about merit and hiring practices.

This bill aims to change how we define criminal interest rates, possibly leading to more flexible loans for some but raising concerns about predatory lending practices for vulnerable borrowers.

The Foreign Influence Registry and Accountability Act mandates that individuals representing foreign entities must report their interactions with Canadian officials. This initiative is designed to enhance transparency in politics, but raises concerns about compliance burdens and potential impacts on foreign investment.

The Post-Secondary Education Financial Assistance for Persons with Disabilities Act aims to help individuals with disabilities afford college by offering financial support, allowing them to pursue their educational goals.

A new amendment proposes that MPs must resign and hold a by-election if they switch parties, stirring debate on political accountability versus freedom.

This bill proposes renaming an electoral district to enhance local identity and representation, sparking discussions on community connection and budget priorities.

The Bank of Canada Accountability Act aims to enhance financial transparency by introducing mandatory audits, but it raises concerns about costs and bureaucratic inefficiencies that could impact public services.

The Conservation of Fish Stocks and Management of Pinnipeds Act aims to safeguard fish populations and manage seal numbers. It looks to foster collaboration among various stakeholders for a healthier marine environment, benefiting both the economy and ecology in coastal regions.

A proposed amendment aims to criminalize statements promoting antisemitism, potentially impacting free speech and the legal landscape surrounding hate speech.

The Encouraging the Growth of the Cryptoasset Sector Act aims to set up a national framework to regulate the growing crypto industry, balancing innovation with necessary investor protections.

The Prohibition of Fur Farming Act aims to completely outlaw fur farming, targeting the ownership and breeding of fur-bearing animals while imposing hefty penalties for violations. Its introduction could significantly affect workers in the industry and raise important debates about animal welfare and economic impacts.

Quebec would always have at least 25% of MPs. If Quebec falls short, new Quebec ridings are added and the House gets bigger.

A new emphasis on climate-focused infrastructure projects aims to empower Indigenous communities and promote transparency, but raises concerns on spending and oversight.

The Ending the Use of Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act requires businesses in Canada to report on their efforts to fight forced and child labor in their supply chains, fostering greater corporate accountability and ethical practices.

The VIA Rail Canada Act is set to enhance the governance and operation of Canada's federal rail service, aiming for better regional connectivity and financial oversight, while sparking debates over its potential impact on taxpayers and public services.

A new amendment could help increase charitable donations by exempting capital gains taxes on real estate and shares given to qualified charities, potentially benefiting nonprofits and community programs.

This proposed amendment allows provinces to collect federal taxes, potentially simplifying processes but also raising concerns about confusion and job impacts.

This bill aims to prioritize French in Quebec's workplaces, affecting businesses and the citizenship process for newcomers, sparking debate over its economic and social impact.