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The latest House transcript is from October 7th, when the word of the day was commissioner. These are the topics that were discussed.

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Petitions

Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation Act Second reading of Bill C-10. The bill establishes an independent Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation to ensure federal accountability for treaty obligations. Liberals argue it is a vital, co-developed step for reconciliation, trust, and economic prosperity, urging quick passage. Conservatives oppose it as unnecessary bureaucracy, stating it duplicates the Auditor General's work, lacks enforcement power, and highlights the government's failure to sign new treaties. The Bloc supports the principle but seeks stronger enforcement powers. The Green Party urges swift, non-partisan passage, emphasizing Indigenous partners' long-standing advocacy. 56100 words, 7 hours in 2 segments: 1 2.

Statements by Members

Question Period

The Conservatives criticize the Prime Minister's failed trade diplomacy with the US, citing his inability to secure a deal by July 21 and the doubling of US tariffs, particularly on softwood lumber. They highlight the loss of 86,000 jobs and express alarm over Canadian investment fleeing to the US (a promised $1 trillion). They also fault the government's anti-energy policies for Canada's fastest-shrinking G7 economy.
The Liberals defend the Prime Minister's mission to the White House, asserting he is standing up for Canada to protect jobs and advance trade interests. They emphasize efforts to build Canada strong with Canadian labour, material, and a disciplined budget, aiming for the best possible trade deal and a resilient economy. They also highlight investments in forestry and affordable housing.
The Bloc criticizes the Prime Minister's failed trade diplomacy, citing new tariffs on lumber and trucks and demanding the government protect supply management from concessions. They also blame Ottawa for damaging postal services and harming small businesses.
The NDP advocates for ship recycling with EU-style regulations and increased investment in mental health.

Adjournment Debates

Federal bail reform Michael Guglielmin criticizes the Liberal government's soft-on-crime policies, citing recent shootings in his riding and accusing them of prioritizing criminals over victims. Kevin Lamoureux defends the government's approach, emphasizing the need for consensus-building with stakeholders before introducing bail reform legislation this fall.
Canadian housing affordability Pat Kelly criticizes the government's housing policies, citing collapsing housing starts and declining home ownership. Kevin Lamoureux defends the government's initiatives, highlighting support for first-time homebuyers. Kelly blames the government for the housing crisis, while Lamoureux faults the previous Conservative government for inaction.
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Recently debated bills

C-10 Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation
C-11 Military Justice System Modernization
C-8 Respecting cyber security, amending the Telecommunications Act and making consequential amendments to other Acts
C-9 Combatting Hate
C-3 Amend the Citizenship Act (2025)
C-2 Strong Borders

Recent votes

#40 Failed Opposition Motion (Passage of Bill C-242)
#39 Failed Opposition Motion (Food taxation)
#38 Failed Opposition Motion (Constitutional powers of Quebec and the provinces)
#37 Failed Opposition Motion (Oil and gas emissions cap)
#36 Passed C-3 2nd reading of Bill C-3, An Act to amend the Citizenship Act (2025)
#35 Failed Opposition Motion (Violent crime and repeat offenders)