C-230 – More transparency on money owed to the feds
C-230 creates a registry of debt owed to the government and any actions taken on it.
Bills
C-229 – A new framework for ADHD
C-229 creates a national framework for helping people with ADHD.
C-227 – A strategy to make housing more affordable for young Canadians
C-227 creates a national strategy to help young Canadians afford housing.
C-226 – A framework for better transparency in food prices
C-226 creates a framework for unit pricing of groceries and transparency for price increases.
C-224 – No more regulations for natural health products
C-224 declares that natural health products are not therapeutic and as such won’t be subject to the same regulations as other drugs.
C-221 – Better informing victims of a criminal’s conditional release
C-221 gives more information to victims of crimes when an offender is given a temporary absence, release, or parole.
S-211 Dealing with the endless sports gambling ads
S-211 creates a framework to control sports gambling ads in the country.
C-220 – No more changing sentencing based on immigration status
C-220 makes it so immigration status has no impact on sentencing for a crime.
C-245 – Keeping the feds out of Quebec’s culture
C-245 exempts Quebec from the Canadian Multiculturalism Act.
C-222 – Continuing new parent benefits in the event of death
C-222 allows new parents to continue collecting benefits in the event of their child dying.
C-223 – New protections from family violence for children
C-223 makes some changes to how divorce courts make decisions on child custody.
Bills / Citizenship / Crime / Federal / Government Bill / National Security / Under Committee Review
C-12 – A second attempt at new border protections
C-12 is a second attempt to change our border policy after the negative backlash over C-2.
C-228 – More transparency for new international treaties
C-228 creates new requirements for the government before they can ratify any international agreements.
C-225 – “New”, “stronger” punishments for abusing an intimate partner
C-225 creates a series of new crimes around abusing an intimate partner.