
Residents get quarterly public reports on ER closures, wait times, staff vacancies, and consultations. Communities with repeat closures get formal meetings to suggest local fixes.
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Seniors in Pharmacare could get hearing aids paid or partly paid. A health professional must authorize them and the Legislature must approve funding.
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People can ask police if a current or former partner has a violent past. The law widens domestic violence definitions and requires training, risk checks, and privacy safeguards.
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Sets up a committee of mostly 2SLGBTQIA+ people to advise government on health, housing, schools and jobs. Ministers must publish the committee's recommendations within 90 days.
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If you are hurt at work, benefits rise to 85% of your pay. Benefits use a $120,000 earnings cap in 2026, indexed to inflation after.
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Social media companies must stop children under 16 from using the apps covered by the law. Accounts can be blocked and users may face new age checks.
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This law protects the island rail corridor and stops track removal. It orders repair plans, creates a trade infrastructure fund, and seeks partners to revive freight service.
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Workers get more overtime pay, stronger tip rights, and clearer hiring rules. Employers must post pay ranges and say if they use automated hiring tools.
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Employers convicted of certain labour or union offences must repay provincial tax credits, grants, or loans given in the five years before the offence through the conviction date.
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If your workplace is unionizing, employers can't shut or move it to stop the union. The Labour Board can order reopenings, rehires, or require wages if closures happen.
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Creates a commission and fund to fix unfair pollution in racialized communities. Requires environmental reviews and municipal plans to use an equity checklist and publish data.
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Requires a public study and plan to fix roads, ports, rail, and airports that move goods. It sets priorities, costs, and timelines for improvements.
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Parks are protected from industrial uses and cannot be changed without a Legislature vote. The minister must list candidate areas and aim for 20% protection by 2030.
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Stops lease and title rules that block new grocery or stores that sell fresh produce. More stores can open and no compensation is paid for lost exclusives.
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Creates a fund to plan and build faster bus and rail service. It pays for routes, stations, and vehicles but needs future budget approval.
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Your rewards points cannot expire and must be added automatically. Sellers cannot set prices using your personal data, and many appliances get 3-6 year parts and labour warranties.
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Orders a full review of beer markups to study effects on small brewers. No immediate price change; possible size-based markups could be proposed in 2027.
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Stops secret NDAs that hide violence, harassment, or discrimination. Survivors can still ask for privacy but get legal advice and can later speak to police or health workers.
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Pre-approved home designs can be built without extra local approvals. Faster permits mean quicker homes, more prefab jobs, and fewer delays.
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Allows workers to take up to 10 paid days a year and up to 16 weeks unpaid for gender-based violence. Employers must protect jobs and follow new proof rules.
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Limits annual rent increases to inflation and bans rent jumps between tenants. Gives 90-day notice, refunds for lost services, and stops blanket no-pet bans.
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Sets up an independent panel to review victim services and find gaps. Could lead to better access, safer supports, and public progress reports.
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Sets yearly housing-supply targets and public reporting. It expands public and non-market housing and boosts tenant protections to improve affordability.
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Requires a public plan to grow affordable student housing and review student aid and data. It sets plans only; no new funding now.
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