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-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
  2. C-283 — introduced 2026-06-08Somali Heritage Month Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Culture & HeritageHouse of CommonsYvan Baker· Liberal
  3. C-282 — introduced 2026-06-03Service Dogs for Veterans Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Social ProgramsHealthHouse of CommonsMichael Barrett· Conservative
  4. C-281 — introduced 2026-06-03An Act to amend the Textile Labelling Act and the Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Trade & EconomyHouse of CommonsDoug Shipley· Conservative
  5. C-280 — introduced 2026-06-03Mental Health Parity Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    HealthHouse of CommonsGord Johns· NDP
  6. C-279 — introduced 2026-06-02An Act to repeal the Clarity Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Government & ElectionsHouse of CommonsChristine Normandin· Bloc
  7. C-278 — introduced 2026-06-02An Act to amend the Parliament of Canada Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Government & ElectionsHouse of CommonsDon Davies· NDP
  8. C-31 — introduced 2026-05-06Budget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2
    Report stage (House)
    Finance & TaxesHouse of CommonsFrançois-Philippe Champagne· Liberal3 lobbied
  9. C-277 — introduced 2026-05-06Regulating the Online Use of Deepfakes Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Technology & PrivacyHouse of CommonsMichael Coteau· Liberal
  10. C-276 — introduced 2026-05-04Framework on the Access to and Use of Cash Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Finance & TaxesHouse of CommonsTed Falk· Conservative
  11. C-30 — introduced 2026-04-29Spring Economic Update 2026 Implementation Act
    Law (royal assent given)
    Finance & TaxesHouse of CommonsFrançois-Philippe Champagne· Liberal4 lobbied
  12. C-275 — introduced 2026-04-28An Act to amend the Criminal Code (sexual assault material)
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Justice & CrimeHouse of CommonsBurton Bailey· Conservative
  13. C-29 — introduced 2026-04-27Financial Crimes Agency Act
    In committee (House)
    Justice & CrimeFinance & TaxesHouse of CommonsFrançois-Philippe Champagne· Liberal1 lobbied
  14. C-28 — introduced 2026-04-21Canadian Space Launch Act
    Second reading (House)
    Transport & InfrastructureHouse of CommonsSteven MacKinnon· Liberal
  15. C-274 — introduced 2026-04-20An Act to amend the Citizenship Act and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Immigration & CitizenshipHouse of CommonsJenny Kwan· NDP
  16. C-273 — introduced 2026-04-14Facilitating Agricultural Regulatory Modernization Act
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    Trade & EconomyHealthHouse of CommonsDavid Bexte· Conservative3 lobbied
  17. C-25 — introduced 2026-03-26Strong and Free Elections Act
    Law (royal assent given)
    Government & ElectionsHouse of CommonsSteven MacKinnon· Liberal
  18. C-26 — introduced 2026-03-26An Act to authorize certain payments to be made out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund for the purpose of improving housing supply
    Law (royal assent given)
    Finance & TaxesHousingHouse of CommonsFrançois-Philippe Champagne· Liberal
  19. C-272 — introduced 2026-03-26An Act to amend the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (supervised drug consumption sites)
    Outside the Order of Precedence
    HealthJustice & CrimeHouse of CommonsDan Mazier· Conservative
  20. 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