Voting Nay means opposing the specific textual amendments to the Criminal Code, whether due to concerns about scope, legal effects, or policy direction.Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

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Voting Nay means opposing the specific textual amendments to the Criminal Code, whether due to concerns about scope, legal effects, or policy direction.Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

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Voting Nay means opposing the specific textual amendments to the Criminal Code, whether due to concerns about scope, legal effects, or policy direction.Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Nay means opposing the specific textual amendments to the Criminal Code, whether due to concerns about scope, legal effects, or policy direction.Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

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Voting Nay means opposing the specific textual amendments to the Criminal Code, whether due to concerns about scope, legal effects, or policy direction.Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Voting Yea means supporting the set of statutory changes to modernize and recalibrate offences and sentencing provisions in the Criminal Code.

VoteJun 20, 2025

Crime and Justice

Criminal Code changes to offence definitions, penalties and sentencing rules

Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars

Police diversion for simple drug possession: warnings, no charges, and program referrals

Repeal of certain mandatory minimum sentences and reduced maximums to expand judicial discretion

Treat problematic substance use as a health and social issue; support evidence-based, rights-respecting, stigma-reducing care

Canada 2026 buyback for banned firearms

Canada buyback pilot in Nova Scotia for 25 guns

Calls for OpenAI accountability after Tumbler Ridge shooting

ChatGPT warnings issued before Tumbler Ridge shooting

Canada debate on bail-tightening measures

MPs condemn Ottawa hate stabbing of Jewish woman

Deal removes religious exemption in Bill C-9

Shift military sexual assault cases to civilian courts

B.C. government takes stance on C-225

Canada lists Bishnoi Gang as terrorist entity

Canada moves to expand lawful access powers

Canada moves to restore mandatory minimum sentences for criminal offences

Federal bill to recognize coercive control as domestic abuse in Canada

Poilievre: presume self-defence in home invasions

WhatsApp impersonation scam targeting Canadian MPs

314 kg meth seizure in Abbotsford-Huntingdon

B.C. mayors urge reverse-onus change in federal bail bill

Ban immigration status consideration in sentencing

Call for inquiry into Tumbler Ridge mass shooting

Canada awards $1.2M for Muslim youth gang-prevention in NS and NB

Canada banned-firearm buyback faces provincial opposition

Canada bans public display of hate symbols

Canada criminal-law reform targeting femicide and deepfakes

Canada debates social media age ban for kids

Canada moves to reverse-onus bail and tougher sentencing

Canada plans national financial-crimes agency

Canada responds to sexualized AI images on X and Grok

Conservative caucus backlash over Poilievre's RCMP remarks

Criminal Code changes to protect worshippers

Federal $1.6M boost for Yellowknife and Sahtu harm reduction services

FINTRAC assists Peel police in extortion crackdown

GTA synagogue shootings spark calls to address antisemitism

Leaked audio: Anandasangaree discusses gun buyback proposal

Manitoba refuses to run federal gun buyback program

Merritt, B.C. man charged with alleged ties to C-225

Montreal increases security measures for Jewish communities

MP's Grinch behind bars parade float

NB judge urges femicide clause, 15-year floor

New $1.3B federal inmate hospital announced for Beauséjour

New measures to curb Grok sexual deepfakes

Ontario MP proposes court-ordered restitution paid to charities

Parolees allowed to reapply every five years

Phishing emails impersonating RCMP accusing recipients of child pornography

Planned $1.3B inmate hospital next to Dorchester Penitentiary

PM defends minister over recorded comments on gun buyback

Poilievre links Christian church arsons to hate crime claims

Poilievre proposes using notwithstanding clause for child pornography ban

Poilievre urges protection after Kirk killing

RCMP cover up allegations

RCMP mandate debate: balancing local policing and federal crime enforcement

Shootings at Toronto-area synagogues prompt MP Ben Carr visit

Wab Kinew calls for violence after Supreme Court of Canada ruling

Winnipeg Punjabi extortion case tied to Chamber funding

Crime and Justice

Criminal Code changes to offence definitions, penalties and sentencing rules

Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars

Police diversion for simple drug possession: warnings, no charges, and program referrals

Repeal of certain mandatory minimum sentences and reduced maximums to expand judicial discretion

Treat problematic substance use as a health and social issue; support evidence-based, rights-respecting, stigma-reducing care

Canada 2026 buyback for banned firearms

Canada buyback pilot in Nova Scotia for 25 guns

Calls for OpenAI accountability after Tumbler Ridge shooting

ChatGPT warnings issued before Tumbler Ridge shooting

Canada debate on bail-tightening measures

MPs condemn Ottawa hate stabbing of Jewish woman

Deal removes religious exemption in Bill C-9

Shift military sexual assault cases to civilian courts

B.C. government takes stance on C-225

Canada lists Bishnoi Gang as terrorist entity

Canada moves to expand lawful access powers

Canada moves to restore mandatory minimum sentences for criminal offences

Federal bill to recognize coercive control as domestic abuse in Canada

Poilievre: presume self-defence in home invasions

WhatsApp impersonation scam targeting Canadian MPs