Bills

45th Parliament · Session 1 (Started May 26, 2025)

Overview:

197 bills introduced this session · 149 still moving · 32 now law · 14 did not pass.

A bill has to pass three readings in the House of Commons and three in the Senate before it can receive Royal Assent and become law.

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  1. C-36 — introduced 2026-06-15An Act to enact the Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act, to amend the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and to make amendments to other Acts
    Second reading (House)
    Technology & PrivacyHouse of CommonsEvan Solomon· Liberal3 lobbied
  2. C-34 — introduced 2026-06-10Safe Social Media Act
    In committee (House)
    Technology & PrivacyHouse of CommonsMarc Miller· Liberal9 lobbied
  3. C-284 — introduced 2026-06-08An Act to amend the Canada Labour Code (replacement workers)
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Labour & EmploymentHouse of CommonsDon Davies· NDP2 lobbied
  4. C-31 — introduced 2026-05-06Budget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2
    Report stage (House)
    Finance & TaxesHouse of CommonsFrançois-Philippe Champagne· Liberal3 lobbied
  5. C-30 — introduced 2026-04-29Spring Economic Update 2026 Implementation Act
    Law (royal assent given)
    Finance & TaxesHouse of CommonsFrançois-Philippe Champagne· Liberal4 lobbied
  6. C-29 — introduced 2026-04-27Financial Crimes Agency Act
    In committee (House)
    Justice & CrimeFinance & TaxesHouse of CommonsFrançois-Philippe Champagne· Liberal1 lobbied
  7. C-273 — introduced 2026-04-14Facilitating Agricultural Regulatory Modernization Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Trade & EconomyHealthHouse of CommonsDavid Bexte· Conservative3 lobbied
  8. C-27 — introduced 2026-03-26Final Self-Government Agreement for the Tlegohli Got’ine Act
    Law (royal assent given)
    Indigenous AffairsHouse of CommonsRebecca Alty· Liberal1 lobbied
  9. C-22 — introduced 2026-03-12Lawful Access Act, 2026
    In committee (Senate)
    Justice & CrimeTechnology & PrivacyHouse of CommonsGary Anandasangaree· Liberal5 lobbied
  10. C-265 — introduced 2026-03-11An Act to amend the Food and Drugs Act (List of Therapeutic Products Pre-approved for Special Access)
    In committee (House)
    HealthHouse of CommonsMarcus Powlowski· Liberal5 lobbied
  11. C-16 — introduced 2025-12-09Protecting Victims Act
    Law (royal assent given)
    Justice & CrimeHouse of CommonsSean Fraser· Liberal47 lobbied
  12. C-15 — introduced 2025-11-18Budget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 1
    Law (royal assent given)
    Finance & TaxesHouse of CommonsFrançois-Philippe Champagne· Liberal15 lobbied
  13. C-14 — introduced 2025-10-23Bail and Sentencing Reform Act
    Law (royal assent given)
    Justice & CrimeHouse of CommonsSean Fraser· Liberal19 lobbied
  14. C-12 — introduced 2025-10-08Strengthening Canada's Immigration System and Borders Act
    Law (royal assent given)
    Immigration & CitizenshipDefence & SecurityHouse of CommonsGary Anandasangaree· Liberal35 lobbied
  15. C-11 — introduced 2025-09-26Military Justice System Modernization Act
    Law (royal assent given)
    Defence & SecurityJustice & CrimeHouse of CommonsDavid McGuinty· Liberal8 lobbied
  16. C-9 — introduced 2025-09-19Combatting Hate Act
    Law (royal assent given)
    Justice & CrimeHouse of CommonsSean Fraser· Liberal28 lobbied
  17. C-233 — introduced 2025-09-19An Act to amend the Export and Import Permits Act
    Defeated
    Trade & EconomyHouse of CommonsJenny Kwan· NDP19 lobbied
  18. C-223 — introduced 2025-09-18Keeping Children Safe Act
    In committee (House)
    Justice & CrimeHouse of CommonsLisa Hepfner· Liberal14 lobbied
  19. C-224 — introduced 2025-09-18An Act to amend the Food and Drugs Act (natural health products)
    Report stage (House)
    HealthHouse of CommonsBlaine Calkins· Conservative7 lobbied
  20. C-218 — introduced 2025-06-20An Act to amend the Criminal Code (medical assistance in dying)
    Defeated
    HealthJustice & CrimeHouse of CommonsTamara Jansen· Conservative14 lobbied