Initiated by: Elliott Van Dusen from Sydney, Nova Scotia

Whereas:

Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) reported within Canadian airspace may have implications for aviation safety, national security, scientific inquiry, and public confidence

The Government of Canada’s Sky Canada Project identified gaps in the collection, analysis, coordination, and public reporting of UAP information and recommended greater transparency, scientific investigation, and public access to UAP data

Credible UAP incidents should be appropriately documented and investigated without presuming their origin or nature

Canadians should have reasonable access to government-held UAP information where disclosure would not compromise national security, public safety, personal privacy, intelligence sources or methods, or Canada’s international obligations.

History:

Open for signature: November 4, 2026

Closed for signature: March 4, 2027

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We, the undersigned, residents and citizens of Canada , call upon the Government of Canada to: 1. Establish a coordinated federal framework for documenting, analyzing, and investigating UAP incidents involving Canadian airspace; 2. Establish appropriate parliamentary oversight of federal UAP policies, investigations, and information, including mechanisms for reviewing classified information where necessary; 3. Direct federal departments and agencies to review historical and contemporary UAP records for declassification and public release to the greatest extent permitted by law; 4. Establish a centralized, publicly accessible repository for releasable federal UAP records, reports, and findings; and 5. Provide periodic public reporting concerning UAP incidents investigated by the Government of Canada, including findings and explanations where they can responsibly be disclosed. History Open for signature November 4, 2026, at 9:47 a.m. (EDT) Closed for signature March 4, 2027, at 9:47 a.m. (EDT) Member of Parliament Adam, Chambers Simcoe North (Conservative)

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Initiated by: Michael Pealow from Haines Junction, Yukon

Whereas:

From April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, visitors spent $6.5 billion in communities near national parks and historic sites with net contribution to Canada of $5.9 billion in GDP, $3.4 billion in labour income, $839 million in taxes for all levels of government, and 58,736 FTE jobs. These contributions and economic diversification are essential for northern, remote, and rural communities

Parks Canada employees volunteer for firefighting, EMS, SAR, sport teams, cultural and indigenous activities, citizen science, and many other activities. “Workforce adjustments” will result in the relocation of individuals and families, and the loss of crucial volunteers and professionals, leading to potentially devastating losses to northern, remote, and rural communities

Parks Canada's "workforce adjustments" will severely curtail or terminate many services, reducing the quality of visitor experiences and risking the safety of visitors and wildlife

Parks Canada's "workforce adjustments" undermines Canada’s obligations to First Nations and Inuit under land claims and cooperative management agreements, and could result in legal challenges under Section 35 of the Constitution Act

The Government of Canada’s commitment to “protect biodiversity through the conservation of 30% of lands by 2030 and to contribute to this goal by establishing ten new national parks” will be undermined by Parks Canada's "workforce adjustments".

History:

Open for signature: November 3, 2026

Closed for signature: January 2, 2027

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These contributions and economic diversification are essential for northern, remote, and rural communities; Parks Canada employees volunteer for firefighting, EMS, SAR, sport teams, cultural and indigenous activities, citizen science, and many other activities. “Workforce adjustments” will result in the relocation of individuals and families, and the loss of crucial volunteers and professionals, leading to potentially devastating losses to northern, remote, and rural communities; Parks Canada's "workforce adjustments" will severely curtail or terminate many services, reducing the quality of visitor experiences and risking the safety of visitors and wildlife; Parks Canada's "workforce adjustments" undermines Canada’s obligations to First Nations and Inuit under land claims and cooperative management agreements, and could result in legal challenges under Section 35 of the Constitution Act; and The Government of Canada’s commitment to “protect biodiversity through the conservation of 30% of lands by 2030 and to contribute to this goal by establishing ten new national parks” will be undermined by Parks Canada's "workforce adjustments". We, the undersigned, Citizens and residents of Canada, electors of the Yukon, NWT, Nunavut, and residents of northern, remote, and rural communities , call upon the Minister of the Environment, Climate Change and Nature to immediately suspend planned “workforce adjustments” at Parks Canada, pending a comprehensive (independent)

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Initiated by: Brooklyn Bauerlein from Calgary, Alberta

Whereas:

Canada has had a longstanding tradition of including prayer in military ceremonies, such as Remembrance Day, where members of all faiths have been invited to reflect and/or pray the way they wish

Despite a unanimous motion passed in the House of Commons on November 8, 2024, affirming Chaplains’ right to pray during such ceremonies, the Department of National Defence under the Liberal government issued Military Personnel Instruction 03/26 in 2026 prohibiting military chaplains and personnel from reciting traditional, faith-specific prayers, mentioning God, or wearing explicit religious symbols during official, mandatory public events; “Military Personnel Instruction 03/26” dishonours the legacy of Chaplains who have served Canadian Forces and their families courageously during peace and war

The Supreme Court of Canada recognized the right to declare religious beliefs openly without fear of hindrance or reprisal guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms under Section 2(a) Freedom of Religion and Conscience.

History:

Open for signature: November 2, 2026

Closed for signature: January 31, 2027

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Initiated by: Scott Bleackley from Gibsons, British Columbia

Whereas:

Non-sexual recreational nudity is a peaceful practice across Canadian parks, trails, and beaches, enjoyed by a significant percentage of Canadians across all demographics, including young adults

Studies link non-sexual recreational clothing-freedom to measurably improved body image, social cohesion, and psychological well-being

Neuroscience further shows social nudity optimizes human perception, as the fusiform area processes whole human forms holistically rather than as objects—a cognitive tuning mechanism that enhances rapid pattern recognition critical for aligning human cognition with complex systems like Grassmann-manifold-structured AI, thereby positioning Canada for a profound national economic advantage

Section 174 of the Criminal Code criminalizes being "nude in a public place" without defining "nudity" to distinguish non-sexual nakedness from indecent conduct, creating legal uncertainty

Multiple Canadian jurisdictions exercise de facto tolerance, but the lack of federal clarity leaves participants, municipalities, and law enforcement without clear legal footing.

History:

Open for signature: November 2, 2026

Closed for signature: March 2, 2027

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Studies link non-sexual recreational clothing-freedom to measurably improved body image, social cohesion, and psychological well-being; Neuroscience further shows social nudity optimizes human perception, as the fusiform area processes whole human forms holistically rather than as objects—a cognitive tuning mechanism that enhances rapid pattern recognition critical for aligning human cognition with complex systems like Grassmann-manifold-structured AI, thereby positioning Canada for a profound national economic advantage; Section 174 of the Criminal Code criminalizes being "nude in a public place" without defining "nudity" to distinguish non-sexual nakedness from indecent conduct, creating legal uncertainty; and Multiple Canadian jurisdictions exercise de facto tolerance, but the lack of federal clarity leaves participants, municipalities, and law enforcement without clear legal footing. We, the undersigned, citizens and residents of Canada , call upon the House of Commons in Parliament assembled to: 1. Amend Section 174 of the Criminal Code of Canada to clarify that the simple state of being without clothing does not, in itself, constitute indecent conduct, provided it is non-sexual, and unaccompanied by (independent)

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Initiated by: Connie Koch from Medicine Hat, Alberta

Whereas:

Historic O'Keefe Ranch, located near Vernon, British Columbia, was established in 1867 and represents one of the earliest ranching settlements in the Okanagan Valley

The Ranch marked the end of the historic wagon road into the Okanagan Valley, served as a meeting place with the Syilx (Okanagan) People, and developed into a self-sustaining community with a post office, blacksmith shops, grist mill, church, cemetery, residences and working ranch lands

Its original buildings, artifacts, archival records and cultural landscapes provide an irreplaceable record of early settlement, agriculture, transportation, commerce and community life in British Columbia's Interior

Historic O'Keefe Ranch provides a unique educational experience that cannot be fully replicated through books or media. Its history must be experienced firsthand to appreciate the lives, challenges and contributions of those who came before us

The preservation of this historic site and its educational heritage for future generations is of significant public interest.

History:

Open for signature: October 29, 2026

Closed for signature: January 27, 2027

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Initiated by: Debbie Calabro from Tottenham, Ontario

Whereas:

Serious animal cruelty, sexual abuse of animals, torture and intentional killing cause immense suffering

Existing protections and consequences may not adequately prevent repeat offences or protect animals from convicted offenders

Stronger accountability, enforcement and prevention measures are needed across Canada.

History:

Open for signature: October 27, 2026

Closed for signature: February 24, 2027

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Initiated by: Don Chapman from Vancouver, British Columbia

Whereas:

The Government of Canada's own death certificates recorded Canadians who fell in the First and Second World Wars as "Canadian" citizens

The Government of Canada now says they were never citizens — that Canadian citizenship only began on January 1, 1947

The Government of Canada has conceded before the Supreme Court that Canadian citizenship existed as early as 1870 (Manitoba Metis Federation Inc. v. Canada (AG), 2013 SCC 14)

History:

Open for signature: October 27, 2026

Closed for signature: February 24, 2027

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Canada (AG), 2013 SCC 14) We, the undersigned, citizens of Canada , call upon the House of Commons in Parliament assembled to formally acknowledge that the 111,000 Canadians who fell in the First and Second World Wars were Canadian citizens — and that Canadian citizenship and the legal rights of citizenship existed before January 1, 1947. History Open for signature October 27, 2026, at 1:02 p.m. (EDT) Closed for signature February 24, 2027, at 1:02 p.m. (EDT) Member of Parliament Patrick Weiler West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea, to Sky Country (Liberal)

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Initiated by: Daniyal Khaleghi from Thornhill, Ontario

Whereas:

Canada has listed the IRGC as a terrorist entity and designated Iran as a state sponsor of terrorism

Iranian security forces, including IRGC, have been implicated in killing tens of thousands of protesters and civilians in Iran

Evidence indicating that certain Iranian engineering and telecommunications companies have reportedly entered into contracts with the IRGC and other Iranian state and security institutions

Iranian authorities have reportedly used surveillance technologies, telecommunications infrastructure, and monitoring systems to identify, track, arrest, and repress protesters, with detainees facing torture, unfair trials, and execution

Concerns have been raised regarding the potential role of those Iranian engineering and telecommunications companies in supplying surveillance towers, telecommunications infrastructure, and monitoring equipment that may have assisted the IRGC in identifying protesters and facilitating their arrests and subsequent persecution

Any IRGC cooperation facilitating human rights violations warrants investigation and accountability.

History:

Open for signature: October 22, 2026

Closed for signature: February 19, 2027

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Iranian security forces, including IRGC, have been implicated in killing tens of thousands of protesters and civilians in Iran; Evidence indicating that certain Iranian engineering and telecommunications companies have reportedly entered into contracts with the IRGC and other Iranian state and security institutions; Iranian authorities have reportedly used surveillance technologies, telecommunications infrastructure, and monitoring systems to identify, track, arrest, and repress protesters, with detainees facing torture, unfair trials, and execution; Concerns have been raised regarding the potential role of those Iranian engineering and telecommunications companies in supplying surveillance towers, telecommunications infrastructure, and monitoring equipment that may have assisted the IRGC in identifying protesters and facilitating their arrests and subsequent persecution; and Any IRGC cooperation facilitating human rights violations warrants investigation and accountability. We, the undersigned, citizens and residents of Canada , call upon the Government of Canada to: 1. Impose sanctions on Iranian engineering and telecommunications companies with substantiated involvement in supporting the IRGC or facilitating serious human rights violations, where the applicable legal criteria are met; 2. Investigate and impose sanctions on the current and former principal owners, CEOs, board members, and senior executives of these Iranian engineering and telecommunications companies who meet the applicable legal criteria for individual sanctions; 3. Investigate their Canadian immigration status; 4. Refer credible evidence to the appropriate authorities to assess inadmissibility and pursue removal proceedings where legally justified; 5. Take appropriate measures to prevent their entry into Canada where legally warranted; and 6. investigate their assets and financial activities in Canada. History Open for signature October 22, 2026, at 4:24 p.m. (EDT) Closed for signature February 19, 2027, at 4:24 p.m. (EDT) Member of Parliament Anthony, Housefather Mount Royal (Liberal)

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Initiated by: Noel Tarabocchia from Ottawa, Ontario

Whereas:

Canada and the United States share one of the world’s most integrated trading relationships, supporting millions of workers, businesses, farmers, manufacturers and consumers

Canada and the United States are closely connected through automotive manufacturing, agriculture, energy, forestry, steel, aluminum, technology and other industries

Tariffs and retaliatory trade measures can increase costs, disrupt established supply chains, create uncertainty for businesses and workers, and negatively affect consumers in both countries

History:

Open for signature: October 22, 2026

Closed for signature: February 19, 2027

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Continue pursuing meaningful negotiations with the United States to reduce and eliminate unjustified tariffs affecting Canadian goods; 2. Pursue the de-escalation and removal of retaliatory tariff measures when circumstances permit; 3. Prioritize negotiated and diplomatic solutions to Canada-U.S. trade disputes; 4. Work to protect Canadian workers, businesses, farmers, manufacturers and consumers from unnecessary economic harm caused by prolonged tariff escalation; and 5. Promote a stable, predictable and mutually beneficial North American trading relationship based on cooperation, fairness and respect for Canada’s economic interests. History Open for signature October 22, 2026, at 4:22 p.m. (EDT) Closed for signature February 19, 2027, at 4:22 p.m. (EDT) Member of Parliament Stephanie, Kusie Calgary Midnapore (Conservative)

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Initiated by: Lakhbir Brar from Brampton, Ontario

Whereas:

Statistics Canada marked a 245% increase in hate crimes across Canada between 2015 and 2025

Canadian security agencies have warned about the rise of domestic and internationally affiliated hate groups in Canada, with CBC revealing in March 2026 that over 30 of the 200+ global active clubs are based in Canada

According to CSIS’ Public Report 2025, nearly 1 in 10 CSIS terrorism investigations involve a suspect under 18, underscoring the rise of youth radicalization

Over a dozen whistleblowers revealed to the BBC that TikTok and Meta allowed harmful content to proliferate following evidence that algorithmic outrage increased engagement.

History:

Open for signature: October 13, 2026

Closed for signature: February 10, 2027

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We, the undersigned, citizens and residents of Canada , call upon the Government of Canada to: 1. Commission an immediate public inquiry investigating the rise of hate and extremist groups in Canada and outlining recommendations for all levels of government; 2. Publicly declare that Canada has a hate crime crisis and send a relevant Public Safety Canada briefing to all municipal and provincial governments; 3. Strengthen the transparency and timeliness of the process pertaining to the listing of organizations meeting the legal threshold for designation as terrorist entities, while ensuring clear criteria, appropriate procedural safeguards, and meaningful judicial review; 4. Establish a national, live data-sharing platform for hate crime reporting while protecting privacy rights; and 5. Emulate internationally proven best practices to reduce hate on very large online platforms while safeguarding privacy, including mandating auditing of, API data by (independent)

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Initiated by: avi karp from Pierrefonds, Quebec

Whereas:

There are disability support programs under provincial and territorial jurisdiction

These programs are fragmented and poorly integrated across the country

The lack of coordination across the country creates a mobility penalty for people with disabilities

This undermines the freedom of movement between provinces and territories for citizens and permanent residents, which is a protected right under Section 6 of the Canadian Constitution.

History:

Open for signature: October 13, 2026

Closed for signature: December 12, 2026

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Initiated by: Kai Chan from Vancouver, British Columbia

Whereas:

Microplastics are ubiquitous across Canadian ecosystems, treated drinking water, wildlife, food and human tissues

By carrying or releasing hazardous chemical additives and sorbing chemicals and pathogens from the environment, microplastics expose ecosystems and people to particles and associated chemicals cumulatively, a particular concern for children and future generations

Laundering of synthetic textiles and tire wear are the two most significant sources of microplastic pollution (up to 65%)

Although a fraction of microfibres can be captured through filtration, residual microplastics will remain in both water and the biosolids that are subsequently applied to agricultural fields, so that microfibres can only be wholly eliminated if textiles are made truly biodegradable

Canada has the opportunity to be a global leader in the research and development of truly biodegradable materials and technologies that wholly eliminate microplastics.

History:

Open for signature: October 9, 2026

Closed for signature: February 6, 2027

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