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Initiated by: Salman Sima from Toronto, Ontario
Whereas:
The Government of Canada identified the regime in Iran as a state sponsor of terrorism and listed the IRGC and Hamas as terrorist entities in Canada
On June 25, 2026, Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney said that Canada should reopen its embassy in Iran
Reports indicate that Iranian authorities were responsible for the murder of more than 40,000 civilians in Iran in January 2026
The murder of Canadian photojournalist Zahra Kazemi (2003) and the death of Canadian environmentalist Kavous Seyed-Emami (2018) while in the regime's custody continue to raise serious concerns about the safety of Canadians in Iran
According to an Ontario Superior Court ruling, the IRGC shot down Flight PS752 in an intentional act of terror on January 8, 2020, killing 55 Canadian citizens
Since September 2012, the embassies of Canada and Iran have remained closed and diplomatic relations have not been restored, and in its announcement, Canada’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs cited strong reasons for the closure, noting serious concerns about the safety of our diplomats: “Our diplomats serve Canada as civilians, and their safety is our number one priority"
The Iranian-Canadian community has consistently demonstrated its solidarity with the people of Iran through rallies attended by hundreds of thousands of participants across Canada.
History:
Open for signature: June 30, 2026
Closed for signature: October 28, 2026
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On June 25, 2026, Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney said that Canada should reopen its embassy in Iran; Reports indicate that Iranian authorities were responsible for the murder of more than 40,000 civilians in Iran in January 2026; The murder of Canadian photojournalist Zahra Kazemi (2003) and the death of Canadian environmentalist Kavous Seyed-Emami (2018) while in the regime's custody continue to raise serious concerns about the safety of Canadians in Iran; According to an Ontario Superior Court ruling, the IRGC shot down Flight PS752 in an intentional act of terror on January 8, 2020, killing 55 Canadian citizens; Since September 2012, the embassies of Canada and Iran have remained closed and diplomatic relations have not been restored, and in its announcement, Canada’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs cited strong reasons for the closure, noting serious concerns about the safety of our diplomats: “Our diplomats serve Canada as civilians, and their safety is our number one priority"; and The Iranian-Canadian community has consistently demonstrated its solidarity with the people of Iran through rallies attended by hundreds of thousands of participants across Canada. We, the undersigned, citizens and residents of Canada , call upon the Government of Canada to: 1. Refrain from reopening the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Canada in order to demonstrate its solidarity with the Iranian-Canadian community; and 2. Refrain from reopening the Embassy of Canada in Iran or restoring diplomatic relations with the Government of Iran. History Open for signature June 30, 2026, at 1:43 p.m. (EDT) Closed for signature October 28, 2026, at 1:43 p.m. (EDT) Member of Parliament, Melissa Lantsman Thornhill (Conservative)
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Initiated by: Robel Alemu from Toronto, Ontario
Whereas:
Since early 2023 armed conflict in the Amhara region of Ethiopia has involved Ethiopian government forces carrying out indiscriminate violence and SGBV against civilian populations and infrastructure including through use of aerial strikes leaving more than 4.4 million children out of school and hundreds of thousands displaced
The Ethiopian government has carried out arbitrary detentions and torture of Amhara journalists, civil society leaders, members of parliament and opposition figures
The incumbent Prosperity Party administration won 90% of federal parliament seats in the June 2026 general election despite ongoing armed conflict, mass civilian displacement, suppression of civil society and opposition, and exclusion of major ethnic communities, making conditions for a free and inclusive vote impossible
Canada provided over $147 million in 2024-2025 in development assistance to Ethiopia and maintains significant diplomatic, commercial, and humanitarian interests in the country and the Horn of Africa.
History:
Open for signature: June 30, 2026
Closed for signature: October 28, 2026
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Initiated by: Guerric Haché from Vancouver, British Columbia
Whereas:
AI data centres are being constructed across Canada with high secrecy and low community involvement
AI data centres are known to cause noise and water pollution, and strain water reservoirs and energy grids
The buildout of AI infrastructure is concurrent with proponents of AI arguing for its potential to eliminate significant numbers of jobs across society, at a time when Canadians are struggling with job security
Industrial proponents of AI data centres have avoided good faith dialogue and collaboration to resolve the societal implications of their products and infrastructure
AI adoption and infrastructure are undermining Canada's digital sovereignty, with public services and local AI infrastructure committed to foreign AI products.
History:
Open for signature: June 26, 2026
Closed for signature: September 24, 2026
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Initiated by: Arman Keyvanskhou from Vancouver, British Columbia
Whereas:
The federal government has announced the Canada–British Columbia Partnership on Condo Conversion, through Build Canada Homes and BC Housing, to use federal support and financing tools to convert more than 2,200 vacant condominium units in priority growth areas in British Columbia into affordable homes
Federal tax dollars are paid by Canadians across the country and should not be used to protect Vancouver-area condominium developers, investors, or lenders from losses created by speculative overbuilding, inflated land values, weak demand, or failed market assumptions
Metro Vancouver has record levels of completed and unabsorbed condominium inventory, and unsold units should be allowed to fall to prices that households can afford through open-market discounts, creditor losses, or receivership before public acquisition is considered
Condominium developers and landowners have benefited for decades from rising land values, public infrastructure, favourable planning decisions, and strong private returns, and should not shift downside risk onto taxpayers when market conditions change.
History:
Open for signature: June 26, 2026
Closed for signature: October 24, 2026
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Initiated by: Deborah Vance from Keremeos, British Columbia
Whereas:
In cases involving high-risk federal offenders convicted of intimate partner violence, current release conditions alone may be insufficient to prevent further contact, intimidation, stalking, coercive control, escalation, or other harm
Active GPS electronic monitoring, including geofencing and exclusion-zone enforcement where appropriate, can provide a more effective means of supervising compliance with release conditions and enhancing victim safety
The cost of active GPS electronic monitoring is modest when compared with the substantial economic and social costs associated with reoffending, enforcement, emergency response, incarceration, and renewed victimization
A presumption in favour of active GPS electronic monitoring in appropriate high-risk cases would promote consistency, transparency, and public safety, while preserving individualized assessment and permitting documented exceptions where monitoring is not necessary or proportionate
Victims and protected persons should receive timely notice, meaningful consultation, and practical safety-planning support, including information respecting exclusion zones and breach-response protocols.
History:
Open for signature: June 26, 2026
Closed for signature: July 26, 2026
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Initiated by: Jana Kitts from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Whereas:
Millions of Canadians across multiple generations have watched the Canadian Forces Snowbirds perform at community events, celebrations, and airshows throughout Canada, creating a shared experience that connects Canadians across the country
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds represent Canadian pride, unity, and excellence, and serve as ambassadors for Canada through their public performances, community engagement, and military professionalism at home and abroad
The continued operation of the Canadian Forces Snowbirds preserves an important and enduring tradition in Canada's aviation and military history and contributes to national morale by inspiring Canadians of all ages
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds support public outreach and recruitment efforts for the Canadian Armed Forces by showcasing the contributions of pilots, technicians, and support personnel
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds help preserve a unique body of aviation knowledge, skills, and operational experience that has been developed and passed on through generations of pilots, technicians, and support personnel for more than five decades
The Government of Canada has invested in extending the operational life of the Canadian Forces Snowbirds' CT-114 Tutor aircraft to support the continued operation of the team pending the introduction of a replacement aircraft.
History:
Open for signature: June 26, 2026
Closed for signature: October 24, 2026
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Initiated by: Sien Van den broeke from Sherbrooke, Quebec
Whereas:
The deep seabeds play an essential role in the health of marine species and ecosystems
The International Seabed Authority (ISA) is responsible for protecting international seabeds (the Area)
ISA is discussing adopting rushed and inadequate regulations on mining of the deep seabed in the Area
The Metals Company, a Canadian corporation, holds exploration contracts with ISA for the Clarion-Clipperton Zone in the Pacific Ocean
The Metals Company bypassed ISA by filing an application to mine these deep seabeds under American jurisdiction pursuant to the DSHMRA
If mining were to begin in the Area under the DSHMRA, it would amount to a violation of international law under UNCLOS
In 2023, Canada announced its support for a moratorium on deep sea mining in international waters
Consistent with its international commitments, Canada has a duty to protect the Area
Deep sea mining is considered an unwise and uneconomic activity that is incompatible with a sustainable future.
History:
Open for signature: June 25, 2026
Closed for signature: September 23, 2026
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The International Seabed Authority (ISA) is responsible for protecting international seabeds (the Area); ISA is discussing adopting rushed and inadequate regulations on mining of the deep seabed in the Area; The Metals Company, a Canadian corporation, holds exploration contracts with ISA for the Clarion-Clipperton Zone in the Pacific Ocean; The Metals Company bypassed ISA by filing an application to mine these deep seabeds under American jurisdiction pursuant to the DSHMRA; If mining were to begin in the Area under the DSHMRA, it would amount to a violation of international law under UNCLOS; In 2023, Canada announced its support for a moratorium on deep sea mining in international waters; Consistent with its international commitments, Canada has a duty to protect the Area; and Deep sea mining is considered an unwise and uneconomic activity that is incompatible with a sustainable future. We, the undersigned, Oceans North,, MiningWatch Canada and (Green)
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Initiated by: Marvin Rotrand from Montreal, Quebec
Whereas:
There are over 1.8 million people of Chinese descent in Canada, representing one of the largest and most established communities within the country
Chinese Canadians have played an essential role in shaping Canada’s social fabric since the 1800s, contributing significantly to major nation-building projects, such as the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway
Chinese Canadians have experienced a distinct history of systemic exclusion and discrimination, through mechanisms such as the Chinese Head Tax and the Chinese Immigration Act of 1923, which separated families and marginalized entire communities
Across Canada, Chinese Canadian cultural traditions and celebrations – such as Lunar New Year and the Mid-Autumn Festival, among others – enrich the multicultural fabric of Canadian society and promote cross-cultural understanding
February is an important period for Chinese communities because of the cultural significance of Lunar New Year, making it a meaningful and appropriate time for recognition
Asian Heritage Month – while recognizing the diversity of Asian communities in Canada – does not fully capture the unique historical experiences, cultural heritage, and contributions of Chinese Canadians
Officially designating a Candian Chinese Heritage Month at a national level would provide an opportunity for education, reflection, and celebration, helping to strengthen inclusion and understanding.
History:
Open for signature: June 16, 2026
Closed for signature: August 15, 2026
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Initiated by: Johanna Lewis from Toronto, Ontario
Whereas:
The federal government’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith delivers on the wishlist of the oil and gas lobby and represents the final nail in the coffin for Canada’s climate policy
The MOU was signed in violation of the government’s duty to obtain the free, prior, and informed consent of Indigenous peoples, the Constitution Act of 1982, and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
This MOU fast-tracks another environmentally destructive oil pipeline and threatens the health and wellbeing of folks across Canada who are already experiencing the consequences of the fossil fuel driven climate emergency
Each summer, we’ve witnessed increasingly devastating wildfire seasons generating more and more climate refugees, particularly from Indigenous communities
Climate-related hospitalizations are straining public health facilities, while climate anxiety is rising due to our government’s failure to act urgently to save our planet
With this MOU, the government is choosing to roll back key environmental regulations and to subsidize the same Big Oil billionaires profiting off the climate emergency
The government should make a deal that serves the people, not the interests of fossil fuel billionaires.
History:
Open for signature: June 16, 2026
Closed for signature: September 14, 2026
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Initiated by: Daniel Everett from Ottawa, Ontario
Whereas:
The Government of Canada continues to expand the number of officially recognized heritage months, commemorative days, and observances dedicated to specific ethnic and cultural communities
The Government of Canada already recognizes more than 20 commemorative days and months for individual ethnic groups
These forms of empty virtue signaling tokenize ethnic communities
This tokenism undermines social cohesion and does not promote Canadian identity and citizenship
National commemorations should reinforce a common Canadian identity rooted in the history, values, and traditions that built our country, based on the legacy of Canada's English and French founding nations, rather than divide Canadians into separate ethnic groups.
History:
Open for signature: June 16, 2026
Closed for signature: October 14, 2026
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Initiated by: Andrea Duerksen from Strathmore, Alberta
Whereas:
Canadian farmers often wait significantly longer than their international competitors to access innovative agricultural products that have already undergone rigorous scientific review and approval by trusted foreign regulatory authorities
Duplicative regulatory reviews can delay access to agricultural technologies, limiting productivity gains and reducing the ability of Canadian farmers to compete in global markets
Prolonged approval timelines can result in lost economic opportunities for Canadian farmers, agri-businesses, researchers, and innovators by delaying access to products and technologies already available to competitors in comparable jurisdictions
Modernizing regulatory processes can reduce unnecessary duplication while maintaining Canada's high standards for health, safety, and environmental protection
Timely access to proven agricultural innovations can strengthen domestic food security, support farm sustainability, and contribute to a more resilient Canadian agricultural sector.
History:
Open for signature: June 16, 2026
Closed for signature: October 14, 2026
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Duplicative regulatory reviews can delay access to agricultural technologies, limiting productivity gains and reducing the ability of Canadian farmers to compete in global markets; Prolonged approval timelines can result in lost economic opportunities for Canadian farmers, agri-businesses, researchers, and innovators by delaying access to products and technologies already available to competitors in comparable jurisdictions; Modernizing regulatory processes can reduce unnecessary duplication while maintaining Canada's high standards for health, safety, and environmental protection; and Timely access to proven agricultural innovations can strengthen domestic food security, support farm sustainability, and contribute to a more resilient Canadian agricultural sector. We, the undersigned, citizens and residents of Canada , call upon the House of Commons in Parliament assembled to support and swiftly pass Bill C-273, the Facilitating Agricultural Regulatory Modernization Act (FARM Act), to establish a 90-day provisional approval pathway for agricultural inputs that have already been approved by at least two recognized international regulatory authorities. History Open for signature June 16, 2026, at 2:20 p.m. (EDT) Closed for signature October 14, 2026, at 2:20 p.m. (EDT) Member of Parliament David, Bexte Bow River (Conservative)
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