
238 stances tracked · 3 shifts
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary, targeted increase to the GST/HST credit to provide immediate cost-of-living relief to eligible low- and modest-income individuals and families by increasing refundable tax credit payments for the 2022–2023 benefit year.
Voting Yea means supporting a statutory increase in GST/HST credit amounts and the creation of deemed-payment mechanisms to deliver larger and periodic GSTC transfers to eligible low- and modest-income individuals and families (including shared-custody parent adjustments).
Voting Yea means supporting passage of the appropriation so the federal government can legally spend the sums listed in the Supplementary Estimates (B) for FY 2024–25 and ensure departmental operations and reimbursements are funded.
Voting Yea means approving the government's supplementary appropriations and allowing the outlined federal spending for 2025–26 to proceed.
Voting Yea means supporting the government’s authorization to spend the supplementary funds and to finalize the 2022–23 federal budgetary adjustments.
Voting Yea means supporting the parliamentary approval of the supplementary appropriations and enabling the government to spend the specified $20.48B on the listed federal programs and obligations for 2023–24.
Voting Yea means supporting formal authorization of the supplementary appropriations and enabling the federal government to legally spend the listed amounts for 2022–23 as set out in the Supplementary Estimates (A).
Voting Yea means supporting increased federal spending/transfers to provide targeted cost-of-living relief through larger and advance GSTC payments, accepting the fiscal cost to deliver near-term support.
Support government spending package for 2026
Voting Yea means supporting legal protection for Canada's supply management import controls — preventing increases in tariff rate quotas or reductions in over‑quota tariffs for dairy, poultry and eggs to preserve domestic producer protection.
Voting Yea means endorsing the specific spending choices and departmental allocations set out in the Supplementary Estimates (B), allowing those priorities to be funded.
Support government spending package for 2024
Support authority for Schedule 2 multi-year charging and ordering provisions
Support regional economic development funding for Atlantic Canada under the Act
Support appropriations to maintain tax administration and compliance capacity
Support funding for federal employment and benefit programs administered by ESDC
Voting Yea means endorsing the government's specified allocation of supplementary funds and the spending priorities identified in the schedule.
Support clarifying appropriation and funding mechanics for the Commission
Support transitional arrangements to transfer staff and functions smoothly
Support allowing governments to fund regulator expenses for requested work
Support establishing a revenues regime to capture value from submerged land licences
Support expanding worker safety protections to offshore renewable energy workers
Support government spending package for 2023
Voting Yea means supporting measures that strengthen unions' bargaining power and strike effectiveness by banning many forms of replacement labour, enforcing timely dispute resolution, and protecting reinstatement rights.
Voting Yea means supporting tougher enforcement and deterrence to protect workers' rights during strikes/lockouts, including high fines and administrative penalties to discourage use of replacement labour and ensure reinstatement.
Voting Yea supports allocating federal funds to implement a statutory framework for a fair net-zero transition including administrative bodies and programmatic supports.
Voting Yea endorses explicit inclusion of unions and collective representation in transition planning and advisory structures.
Voting Yea favors government-led, planned efforts to promote job creation tied to the low-carbon transition.
Voting Yea supports legislated attention to protecting workers from adverse impacts of decarbonization and providing transition assistance.
Support government spending package for 2025
Voting Yea means supporting legislative tariff and customs changes necessary to implement the FTA and facilitate preferential trade between Canada and Ukraine.
Voting Yea means supporting the appropriation and payment of Canada's share of institutional and administrative costs arising from implementing the FTA.
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary tax incentive to encourage construction of purpose-built rental housing by enhancing the GST rebate, with the aim of increasing rental supply and improving housing affordability.
Voting Yea means supporting a package of fiscal and regulatory actions intended to reduce household costs by stimulating rental supply and curbing anti-competitive/excessive pricing in essential markets.
Voting Yea means supporting stronger competition enforcement tools to prevent excessive and unfair selling prices, intended to protect consumers and address affordability pressures in essential markets (e.g., groceries).
Support funding to ensure CRA can administer and enforce income tax laws.
Support funding for regional economic development and job-creation programs in Atlantic Canada.
Support appropriations enabling delivery of employment supports and benefits.
Voting Yea means supporting targeted supplementary spending to support federal housing measures administered through CMHC, enabling reimbursements and program expenditures identified in the Supplementary Estimates.
Voting Yea means supporting the federal prioritization of ongoing public spending to create and sustain a Canada-wide early learning and child care system and the use of federal funds to achieve accessibility, affordability and quality targets.
Voting Yea means supporting federal policy that prioritizes improving labor conditions, recruitment and retention in the early childhood education workforce as part of child care reform.
Support government spending package for 2023
Supports central oversight by Treasury Board for official-languages policy and compliance
Supports public reporting and employee information on language compliance
Supports statutory language protections for employees and consumers in federally regulated private businesses
Supports establishing complaint and referral mechanisms for workplace language rights
Supports statutory protections for workers who exercise language rights and measures to foster French
Voting Nay means opposing the creation of a targeted tax deduction on grounds that it reduces federal revenue, creates a tax preference for a specific occupational group, may add administrative complexity or be open to misuse, and that employer responsibility or other tax provisions should address the issue.
Voting Nay means opposing using the tax code as a mechanism for worker protection in this instance, arguing that employer responsibility, collective bargaining, or direct labour standards would be the appropriate mechanisms, and that this approach may unevenly benefit specific worker groups.
Voting Yea means supporting measures to protect firefighters as workers — improved prevention, recognition of occupational cancers, standards review, screening and support for worker health.
Voting Yea means supporting the accompanying tax-law changes needed to integrate the Canada disability benefit into the federal tax and transfer framework.
Voting Yea means supporting the creation of a new federal spending program to reduce poverty among working-age persons with disabilities and backing federal prioritization of income supports and related administrative arrangements.
Voting Yea means supporting stronger public mechanisms to resolve commercial disputes between platforms and news organizations to ensure fair outcomes and protect domestic news markets.
Voting Yea means supporting a law that creates a formal bargaining framework to rebalance bargaining power between large digital platforms and news organizations, seeks to secure payment/terms for news content and to sustain Canadian journalism.
Support enhanced reporting to reduce tax avoidance via trusts
Support imposing a temporary surcharge on very large financial groups to recoup excess profits
Support targeted tax credit to boost critical mineral exploration in Canada
Support treating short-term housing dispositions as business income to limit quick speculative gains
Support new tax-advantaged vehicle to help first-time homebuyers save
Support enabling government capitalization and governance for Canada Growth Fund
Support eliminating interest accrual for students and apprentices to reduce borrower burdens
Voting Yea means supporting the government's allocation of additional funds to cover departmental and program expenses set out in the Supplementary Estimates (B) for 2022–23.
Voting Yea means supporting federal action to create jobs and training opportunities tied to green-economy projects in the Prairies.
Voting Yea means supporting stronger legal protection for pension plan beneficiaries and retirees by prioritizing payment of unfunded pension liabilities and requiring transparency on plan solvency; it favors shifting some financial risks back onto employers/insolvency estates and increasing oversight of pension funding.
Voting Yea means approving the enabling tax-law changes needed to implement the benefits and their administration under existing federal tax/excise frameworks.
Voting Yea means supporting direct, targeted federal assistance to reduce household rental cost pressures as a response to rising cost of living.
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted cash-transfer-style response to ease immediate cost-of-living pressures for vulnerable households.
Voting Yea means supporting measures that align artists' labour protections and bargaining frameworks with the updated broadcasting/streaming environment, potentially strengthening creators' negotiating position and access to remuneration.
Support government spending package for 2022
Support providing the agency with the appropriated operating funds and authority to make recoverable CPP/EI expenditures for 2022–23
Support expanding tax relief for northern residents by increasing optional travel expense claims
Support compensating farming businesses in backstop jurisdictions for fuel charge impacts via a refundable credit
Support providing direct financial support to businesses for ventilation upgrades via a refundable tax credit
Support capping the recovery period for CEBA loan amounts, providing certainty for borrowers and administrators
Support clarifying and limiting EI benefit durations for certain seasonal workers to adjust program parameters
Voting Yea means endorsing the specific spending priorities and allocations to the named departments and Crown corporations, allowing these programs and payments to proceed.
Support continued federal wage subsidy to help employers retain employees through May 7, 2022.
Support granting the government limited regulatory flexibility to extend supports until July 2, 2022.
Support independent audit and parliamentary reporting to improve program accountability and effectiveness.
Support aligning budget implementation law with newly enacted labour protections and expenditures.
Support adding statutory leave to protect workers unable to work for COVID-related health reasons.
Support creation of a federal lockdown-specific income support for affected workers.