Read what Canadians are asking Parliament to do, and follow the government’s response.
Parliament 45 · 1,598 petitions
e-7505
September 9, 2026
Jason Groleau · 5,302 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to allow eligible holders of a Possession and Acquisition Licence to legally acquire, transfer, bequeath and preserve historically significant or inoperable firearms, and permit licensed sport shooters to replace unusable firearms.
e-7569
September 9, 2026
Vincent Ho · 62 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to commission a comprehensive study and table a parliamentary report on expanding private-sector participation, patient choice, mixed delivery, and private insurance within Canada’s single‑payer healthcare system.
e-7577
September 9, 2026
Kelly DeRidder · 278 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to work with Rogers Media to reinstate CityNews 570 (Kitchener); News 1130 and Sportsnet 650 (Vancouver); 660 News Radio and Sportsnet 960 (Calgary); and 95.7 NewsRadio (Halifax).
e-7674
September 4, 2026
Lisa Hepfner · 187 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to establish a comprehensive national review of the family justice system, jointly with provinces and territories, and publish findings recommending reforms to improve timeliness, consistency, access and child-focused outcomes.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7705
September 4, 2026
Salma Zahid · 204 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to increase its UN peacekeeping contribution to at least 400 personnel, provide senior officer leadership, and deploy troops skilled in drones and AI to train partner forces.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7737
September 4, 2026
Kelly McCauley · 23 signatures
Petitioners ask the House of Commons to designate September 24 as National Resilience Day to recognize resilience as a defining Canadian characteristic.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7742
September 4, 2026
Maxime Blanchette-Joncas · 17,149 signatures
Petitioners ask Parliament to repeal PCPA amendments made by Bill C‑30 (June 2026), remove PCPA provisions in Bill C‑31, and require independent, precautionary scientific regulation to protect health and the environment.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7311
September 3, 2026
Elizabeth May · 275 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to extend the student loan grace period from six to at least twelve months, delay repayment until recipients have stable sufficient income, and expand flexible, income‑based repayment options.
e-7712
September 2, 2026
Karina Gould · 6,618 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to use all available federal authorities to block Francisco Partners’ proposed acquisition of Moneris, preserve Canadian ownership and protect Canadians’ payment and identity data.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7741
September 2, 2026
Connie Cody · 634 signatures
Petitioners ask the House of Commons to broaden federal coercive-control law beyond intimate partners to include people in positions of trust or authority and explicitly cover older, dependent and disabled adults and specified abusive patterns.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7708
September 2, 2026
Jamie Schmale · 157 signatures
Petitioners ask the House of Commons to officially recognize June 1 as National Butter Tart Day in Canada, formalizing the date as a national observance.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7690
September 2, 2026
Elizabeth May · 130 signatures
Petitioners ask the House to refuse any CUSMA terms that disproportionately benefit the United States, be prepared to withdraw from negotiations if necessary, and prioritize domestic economic resilience and diversification.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7404
September 1, 2026
Elizabeth May · 14,967 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to, as a signatory to the Toronto Island Airport Tripartite Agreement, refuse approval for jets at Toronto Island Airport to protect the waterfront.
e-7392
September 1, 2026
Blake Richards · 73 signatures
Petitioners ask that the Office of the Veterans Ombud become an independent statutory officer with binding authority to compel VAC/VRAB compliance, order systemic remedies, require annual public compliance reports, and fund VRAB legal aid.
e-7624
September 1, 2026
Yvan Baker · 1,737 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to publish a time‑bound plan, add staff, preserve temporary work/study status, publish quarterly data, and report to finalize applications under Ukraine Family Reunification Pathway received before Oct 22, 2024.
e-7638
August 27, 2026
Patrick Bonin · 203 signatures
Petitioners ask Parliament to enact federal law dedicating Gatineau Park to Canadians, enshrine legal boundaries and ecological integrity as top priority, prohibit new or intensified residential development, and enable NCC land acquisition to prevent fragmentation.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7664
August 26, 2026
Gabriel Ste-Marie · 623 signatures
Petitioners ask the House of Commons to immediately reinstate the Digital Services Tax as adopted in 2024 and publish a public report, with full transparency, on tax revenue foregone since its July 2025 repeal.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7631
August 26, 2026
Eric Duncan · 113 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to legally require Safety-by-Design pre-screening upload filters on generative AI platforms accessible in Canada to automatically detect and block non-consensual sexual content and CSAM before processing, and to enforce penalties for noncompliance.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7703
August 24, 2026
Mike Lake · 10,815 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to adopt national standards for a vulnerable-persons missing-alert framework requiring geo-targeted alerts, voluntary location-finding tech, defined police authority and tools, annual reporting, and public and responder training.
Sign at the House of Commonse-7377
August 24, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 754 signatures
Petitioners ask the Prime Minister to instruct the trustee of his blind trust to completely divest all United States-based holdings, including stocks, corporate interests and real estate, and reinvest the proceeds solely into Canadian-based companies.