S-211 Dealing with the endless sports gambling ads
S-211 creates a framework to control sports gambling ads in the country.
First Reading
C-216 – Part 2 – Better clarity around online safety laws
Part 2 of C-216 makes some tweaks to existing legislation to make the law a bit more clear when it comes to online crimes.
C-216 – Part 1 – New protections for minors online
C-216 creates new regulations around online safety.
C-217 – Free tuition for people with disabilities
C-217 would pay the post-secondary tuition for people with disabilities.
C-205 – More Indigenous and homeless inclusion in the Housing Strategy
C-205 makes changes to the National Housing Strategy to make sure Indigenous and homeless communities are involved in the Strategy.
C-204 – Better tax credits for firefighters
C-204 increases the amount of tax credits firefighters get.
C-2 – New border protections – Parts 10 to 12
C-2 introduces some significant new powers around how we manage our borders. It’s split into 16 parts, and today we’re looking at Parts 10 to 12.
C-201 – More Affordable Mental Health Services
C-201 makes it so provincial health insurance would need to cover mental health, addiction, and substance use services.
C-418 – Better Employment Insurance coverage
C-418 makes several fairly significant changes to the Employment Insurance Act.
C-419 – Better Access To Eye Care
C-419 creates a national strategy to improve access to eye care.
C-420 – No More Access To The Proceeds Of Organized Crime
C-420 takes away access to property belonging to anyone convicted of a crime involving a criminal organization if they got the property through organized crime.
C-421 – Fighting high grocery bills by supporting more food cooperatives
C-421 wants to fight high grocery prices by creating a strategy to support small and medium-sized grocery businesses.
C-422 – More financial freedom for people on disability
C-422 removes any restrictions based on marital status or household income to get any benefit under the Canada Disability Benefit Act.
C-424 – Parole Denial for Murderers Who Conceal Victim Locations
C-424 makes it harder for people convicted of homicide to get parole until the bodies of their victims are found.