Read what Canadians are asking Parliament to do, and follow the government’s response.
Parliament 45 · 1,598 petitions
451-00865
June 3, 2026
Jacob Mantle · 32 signatures
Petitioners ask the Minister of Transport to prioritize federal funding to build a Northlander station at 23801 Thorah Park Blvd. The government responds that Ontario leads the project and must request federal funding.
451-00866
June 3, 2026
Jacob Mantle · 34 signatures
Petitioners ask the Minister of Transport to fund a Northlander stop at 23801 Thorah Park Blvd through federal infrastructure programs and to ensure Ontario and Indigenous collaboration and public–private partnerships. The government responds that Ontario leads the project and federal funding would require a provincial request to programs like the Canada Public Transit Fund.
e-7067
June 3, 2026
Elizabeth May · 587 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to cancel all plans and approvals for the Pathways Alliance pipeline project because it fails to account for Scope 3 greenhouse‑gas emissions. The government responds that it supports net‑zero by 2050 while backing carbon‑capture incentives, methane and clean‑fuel regulations, and electricity expansion to decarbonize industry.
451-00801
June 1, 2026
Brad Vis · 26 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to reverse AAFC’s planned elimination of 665 positions and the closure of seven research centres and the Swift Current Organic and Regenerative Research Program. The government responds that AAFC will consolidate science to cut costs while preserving capacity and maintaining 17 centres.
451-00802
June 1, 2026
Brad Vis · 28 signatures
Petitioners ask the Minister of Health to lift the restriction limiting nicotine pouch sales to pharmacies and to allow convenience stores to sell nicotine pouches again. The government responds that Health Canada’s Supplementary Rules bar nicotine pouches from retail self-selection, reserving sales to pharmacies until evidence supports adding them to the approved list.
451-00803
June 1, 2026
Dan Mazier · 29 signatures
Petitioners ask the Government of Canada to repeal catch‑and‑release policies and enact a plan to curb rising rural crime in Dauphin and Parkland. The government responds it introduced Bill C‑14 and funds rural crime prevention.
451-00804
June 1, 2026
Cathay Wagantall · 37 signatures
Petitioners ask the Liberal Government to amend Bill C-9 to bar criminalizing the reading or sharing of sacred texts. The government responds that C-9 targets only extreme deliberate hate and does not criminalize good‑faith religious expression.
451-00805
June 1, 2026
Cathay Wagantall · 35 signatures
Petitioners ask the government to prevent Bill C-9 from criminalizing the reading or sharing of sacred texts. The government responds that law and Bill C-9 protect good‑faith religious expression and require intent to promote hatred.
451-00806
June 1, 2026
Cathay Wagantall · 50 signatures
Petitioners ask the House to recognize pre‑born children as separate victims when harmed during offences against their mothers, allowing separate charges. The government responds that fetuses are not legal persons and changes need constitutional review.
451-00807
June 1, 2026
Doug Shipley · 123 signatures
Petitioners ask Canada to intensify diplomatic pressure, support international accountability and hold perpetrators to account, amplify Iranian Canadian voices, and recognize Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi as Iran’s transitional opposition leader. The government responds that it condemns Iran’s abuses, lists diplomatic and sanctions measures, supports multilateral investigations and does not endorse any sole opposition figure.
451-00808
June 1, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 26 signatures
Petitioners ask amendment to Bill C-2 to exempt FINTRAC‑registered, compliant Money Services Businesses from the $10,000+ cash ban in s.77.5(3)(a). The government responds it opposes a blanket exemption and will consult on targeted mitigations.
451-00809
June 1, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 30 signatures
Petitioners ask to amend Bill C‑2 to exempt FINTRAC‑registered MSBs from the $10,000 cash‑acceptance limit. The government responds it will not grant a blanket exemption, citing increased money‑laundering risks and will consult on targeted mitigations.
451-00810
June 1, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 30 signatures
Petitioners ask the House to amend Bill C-2 to exempt FINTRAC-registered, compliant Money Services Businesses from the $10,000+ cash restriction in s.77.5(3)(a). The government responds it opposes a blanket MSB exemption due to AML risks, will apply the restriction broadly and consult on regulations.
451-00811
June 1, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 30 signatures
Petitioners ask the House of Commons to amend Bill C-2 to exempt FINTRAC‑registered Money Services Businesses from section 77.5(3)(a)'s $10,000 cash‑payment restriction if compliant with the Proceeds of Crime Act. The government responds it opposes a blanket exemption, citing MSBs' cash‑related AML/ATF risks and will consult on targeted regulations.
451-00812
June 1, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 30 signatures
Petitioners ask the House to amend Bill C-2 to exempt federally registered, FINTRAC‑compliant Money Services Businesses from the section 77.5(3)(a) $10,000‑or‑more cash‑payment restriction. The government responds that it opposes a blanket MSB exemption.
451-00813
June 1, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 30 signatures
Petitioners ask Parliament to amend Bill C-2 to exempt FINTRAC‑registered, PCMLTFA‑compliant MSBs from the $10,000 cash rule in s.77.5(3)(a). The government responds that exempting MSBs would raise money‑laundering risk and it will consult.
451-00814
June 1, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 30 signatures
Petitioners ask Parliament to amend Bill C‑2 s.77.5(3)(a) to exempt FINTRAC‑registered Money Services Businesses complying with PCMLTFA. The government responds it will not grant a blanket exemption, citing higher laundering risks and promising consultations.
451-00815
June 1, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 30 signatures
Petitioners ask Bill C-2 be amended to exempt FINTRAC-registered Money Services Businesses compliant with the Proceeds of Crime Act from the s.77.5(3)(a) $10,000 cash restriction. The government responds it will not grant a blanket exemption, saying the $10,000 restriction must apply broadly to limit money‑laundering and that it will consult on regulations.
451-00816
June 1, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 30 signatures
Petitioners ask that Bill C‑2 exempt FINTRAC‑registered, compliant Money Services Businesses under s.77.5(3)(a) of the Proceeds of Crime Act. The government responds it will not grant a blanket exemption and will consult on implementation.
451-00817
June 1, 2026
Melissa Lantsman · 30 signatures
Petitioners ask Bill C-2 exempt FINTRAC‑registered money services businesses from the $10,000 cash restriction in section 77.5(3)(a). The government responds it will not grant a blanket exemption, citing money‑laundering risks and promising consultations.