Read what Canadians are asking Parliament to do, and follow the government’s response.
Parliament 45 · 1,598 petitions
451-01030
July 22, 2026
Brad Vis · 28 signatures
Petitioners ask Canada to retain the 'common property' principle in the revised Salmon Allocation Policy so salmon stay publicly managed. The government responds that salmon will remain a shared public resource under the Fisheries Act.
451-01033
July 22, 2026
Gaétan Malette · 40 signatures
Petitioners ask Canada to designate Trans-Canada Highway 11 under the Building Canada Act to fund safety and interprovincial freight upgrades. The government responds that the Major Projects Office assesses projects and may recommend designation.
451-01034
July 22, 2026
Gord Johns · 47 signatures
Petitioners ask Canada to stop militarized aid to Gaza, restore access for UN agencies (UNRWA, WFP) and NGOs, permit safe entry for Canadian health workers, and route Canadian aid through neutral UN‑recognized humanitarian agencies. The government responds that it urges unimpeded UN‑led humanitarian access, is concerned about NGO re‑registration, and has provided substantial humanitarian assistance.
451-01036
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 172 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to cancel Alto HSR Toronto–Quebec City and bar expropriation until Alto's first leg is complete, restoring owners' rights. The government responds Alto is consulting, limiting land take and updating expropriation law.
451-01037
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 162 signatures
Petitioners ask the House and ministers to immediately cancel the Alto high-speed rail between Toronto and Quebec City, estimated to cost $60–$90 billion. The government responds Alto is conducting public engagement and updated expropriation rules.
451-01038
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 91 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to cancel the Alto Toronto–Québec high‑speed rail and, if Ottawa–Montréal proceeds, to bar expropriation until the first leg is finished and restore owners' rights. The government responds that Alto will consult.
451-01039
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 62 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to cancel the Alto high‑speed rail between Toronto and Quebec City immediately. The government responds Alto will consult, limit land takings and parcel acquisitions, and new law updates expropriation.
451-01040
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 37 signatures
Petitioners ask Government to cancel Alto Toronto–Quebec HSR and, if Ottawa–Montreal proceeds, bar ALTO expropriation until first leg is built and restore owners' rights. The government responds: Alto is engaging communities and expropriation rules changed.
451-01041
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 262 signatures
Petitioners ask cancellation of the Alto high-speed rail (Toronto–Quebec City), costing $60–$90 billion, and bar ALTO from expropriating on Ottawa–Montreal until the first leg is complete, and restore property rights if expropriation occurs. The government responds that Alto will minimize land acquisition and that new legislation updated expropriation rules.
451-01042
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 37 signatures
Petitioners ask Canada to cancel the Alto high-speed rail between Toronto and Quebec City. The government responds that Alto is consulting communities, will use existing corridors when possible, and the Act modernized expropriation rules.
451-01043
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 137 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to cancel Alto HSR (Toronto–Quebec) or, if Ottawa–Montreal proceeds, bar ALTO from expropriating or restricting private property until the first leg is complete and restore affected property rights. The government responds that ALTO is consulting, will limit land take via existing corridors and partial acquisitions, and new law modernized expropriation rules.
451-01044
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 437 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to cancel the Alto high‑speed rail from Toronto to Quebec City; if the Ottawa–Montreal segment proceeds, prohibit expropriation until the first leg is complete and restore affected owners' rights. The government responds that Alto will engage communities, favor existing corridors and partial land takings, and that new law modernizes expropriation.
451-01045
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 862 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to cancel immediately the Alto high-speed rail project between Toronto and Quebec City. The government responds Alto will consult, favor existing corridors and partial acquisitions, and that new law updated expropriation rules.
451-01046
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 68 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to cancel Alto High‑Speed Rail and bar expropriation until completion. The government responds that Alto will engage communities, limit property impacts using existing corridors; the law modernized expropriation rules.
451-01047
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 530 signatures
Petitioners ask the cancellation of Alto HSR and to bar expropriation until the first leg completes. The government responds Alto is consulting, will limit impacts using existing corridors, and the new law modernizes expropriation.
451-01048
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 215 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to cancel the Alto high‑speed rail, bar expropriation until the first leg finishes, and restore owners’ rights if restrictions occur. The government responds Alto will pursue engagement and limit land impacts.
451-01049
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 49 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government to cancel the Alto high-speed rail (Toronto–Quebec City); if Ottawa–Montreal proceeds, bar ALTO from expropriating or restricting private property until the first segment is complete. The government responds that Alto is holding public engagement, will favour existing corridors and partial land acquisitions, and that the High‑Speed Rail Network Act modernized expropriation rules.
451-01050
July 22, 2026
Scott Reid · 236 signatures
Petitioners ask the federal government to immediately cancel the Alto high-speed rail between Toronto and Quebec City. The government responds that Alto began public engagement and that new legislation updated expropriation to deliver the project.
451-01052
July 22, 2026
Garnett Genuis · 25 signatures
Petitioners ask repeal of C-69 and C-48, replace them with a framework protecting environment and Indigenous rights, require six‑month approvals for major energy projects, and scrap the oil and gas cap. The government responds it amended the Impact Assessment Act, reached provincial cooperation agreements, averaged eight‑month reviews, and will not proceed with the emissions cap.
451-01053
July 22, 2026
Garnett Genuis · 25 signatures
Petitioners ask Parliament to pass a resolution, amend law, and publicly call on China to end forced organ harvesting of Falun Gong. The government responds that it condemns these abuses and adopted a 2022 law.