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| Item | Type | Status | Source |
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| Bill C-54 — Budget Implementation Act, 2026, No. 1 | Government bill | Second reading · debate, day 2 | ourcommons.ca |
| Bill S-253 — An Act to amend the Fisheries Act (scientific evidence) | Senate public bill | Second reading | sencanada.ca |
| Motion — concurrence in the 7th report, Standing Committee on Natural Resources | Government motion | Debate | ourcommons.ca |
| Q-932 — advertising and public-opinion research spend | Question on the Order Paper | Answer due · day 12 of 45 | ourcommons.ca |
| Consultation — proposed regulatory changes under the Impact Assessment Act FPIC-flagged | Gazette Part I consultation | Comments close 2026-07-09 | gazette.gc.ca |
| Express Entry — general round | Immigration draw | Cut-off 523 · 3,200 invitations | cic.gc.ca |
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2026-06-18 · §4 — Infrastructure & resources
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sha256 8f3c91…7a2b
The file behind the floor: Bill C-54's second-reading week
The government moved second reading of C-54, the Budget Implementation Act, 2026, No. 1, on Monday, with debate scheduled over four sittings ending Thursday (record: ourcommons.ca — Notice Paper, 2026-06-15, Government Orders). One amendment stands on notice from the official opposition (record: ourcommons.ca — Order Paper, 2026-06-17, Amendments). No committee referral has been moved. RECORD — verbatim, cited
Plain reading: if the schedule holds, C-54 clears second reading this week and referral to the finance committee follows — the clause-window for your file likely opens in early July. ANECDOTAL — model-council reading, not an official statement
SOURCE ourcommons.ca · sencanada.ca
VERIFIED 2026-06-18 06:32 ET
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