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The latest House transcript is from April 28th, when the word of the day was satellites. These are the topics that were discussed.

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Criminal Code First reading of Bill C-275. The bill, introduced by Conservative MP Blaine Calkins, amends the Criminal Code to define sexual assault material and establishes criminal offences for its creation, distribution, or possession to protect and support sexual assault victims. 300 words.

Petitions

Canadian Space Launch Act Second reading of Bill C-28. The bill establishes a regulatory framework for commercial space launches in Canada to acquire sovereign launch capabilities and support economic growth. While supporting the goal of space development, Conservatives argue the legislation lacks national security safeguards and relies on excessive ministerial discretion, creating opportunities for patronage. Opposition members also express fiscal concerns, specifically questioning the cost and transparency of a government-funded launch facility lease in Nova Scotia. 36600 words, 5 hours in 2 segments: 1 2.

Statements by Members

Question Period

The Conservatives condemn the government's costly credit card budgeting and inflationary spending, demanding the deficit be capped at $31 billion. They highlight grocery inflation and record food bank use. The party also criticizes the Prime Minister’s Brookfield conflict of interest and questions the Humboldt Broncos deportation stay.
The Liberals highlight Canada's strong economic growth and enviable fiscal position. They emphasize affordability through dental care, child care savings, and grocery benefits. The party champions economic nationalism to counter trade challenges and previews the spring economic update. They also defend their record on housing and supports for seniors.
The Bloc opposes public funding for pipelines, instead advocating for green transition investments. They demand the government revert recruitment timelines for temporary foreign workers and condemn the Driver Inc. model in trucking.
The NDP demands a ban on surveillance pricing and criticizes patchwork pharmacare implementation that excludes certain provinces.

Spring Economic Update 2026 Members debate the Liberal government's spring economic update, highlighting a new sovereign wealth fund, housing initiatives, and defense spending. Liberals argue their plan maintains fiscal discipline while addressing affordability. Conversely, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre characterizes the update as an irresponsible borrowing and spending agenda worsening inflation. Simultaneously, Bloc Québécois and NDP MPs criticize the lack of specific support for provinces and insufficient affordability measures, questioning the government’s overall fiscal direction. 24400 words, 3 hours.

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Recently debated bills

C-28 Canadian Space Launch
C-225 Amend the Criminal Code
C-25 Strong and Free Elections
S-226 Jury Duty Appreciation Week
C-11 Military Justice System Modernization
C-266 National Framework on Skilled Trades and Labour Mobility

Recent votes

#106 Passed Government Business No. 9 (Changes to the Standing Orders)
#105 Failed Government Business No. 9 (Changes to the Standing Orders) (amendment)
#104 Passed Motion for closure
#103 Passed Private Members' Business M-16 (Use of underused and surplus federal lands and buildings for services for veterans)
#102 Passed C-226 2nd reading of Bill C-226, An Act to establish a national framework to improve food price transparency
#101 Passed C-238 2nd reading of Bill C-238, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (restitution orders)