The Science and Research Committee met and discussed antimicrobial resistance (AMR), highlighting the urgent need for funding, research, and collaboration. Experts emphasized Canada's role in addressing AMR through innovative strategies and international cooperation.

The Heritage Committee met and discussed the impact of AI on Canada's creative industries. Witnesses included representatives from Access Copyright and various cultural organizations. Key points included copyright protection, fair compensation for creators, and the need for

The Industry committee met and discussed the urgent need for a thorough examination of the commitments made to Stellantis after its decision to move production to the U.S., potentially risking 3,000 Canadian jobs despite significant taxpayer subsidies.

Committees that are scheduled to meet today: Fisheries committee 8:15am Veterans committee 8:15am Transport committee 8:15am Defence committee 8:45am Public Safety committee 11:00am Environment committee 11:00am Natural Resources committee 11:00am Public Accounts committee

The Defence committee met and discussed the establishment of the Defense Investment Agency aimed at streamlining procurement processes, increasing NATO spending commitments, and enhancing collaboration with Canadian industries to ensure timely capabilities for the Armed Forces.

The Veterans Committee met and discussed suicide prevention among veterans. Witnesses highlighted the impacts of sexual violence, mental health treatment gaps, and the stigma surrounding seeking help. Recommendations included improving access to support and enhancing training for

The Fisheries committee met and discussed the review of the Fisheries Act, addressing issues such as legislative inconsistencies, Indigenous access to fish stocks, and the need for enhanced fisheries science and management practices to ensure sustainability and fairness.

The Languages Committee met and discussed procedural clarifications, adopted motions and amendments, and emphasized collaboration in addressing the use of French in government. They ultimately voted on an amended motion regarding the Prime Minister's language activities.

The Procedure Committee met and discussed the longest ballot issues in recent elections. Chief Electoral Officer Stéphane Perrault emphasized the challenges faced by voters and election workers and suggested amendments to improve candidate nomination processes and address

The Environment Committee met and discussed Canada's 2030 emissions reduction plan. Witnesses from Clean Energy Canada and the Montreal Economic Institute testified, addressing emissions targets, energy policies, and the economic impacts of climate action versus inaction.

The Public Safety Committee met and discussed the management of the Canada-U.S. border, focusing on trade, security measures against organized crime, and Bill C-12. Minister Anandasangaree emphasized collaboration with U.S. counterparts to enhance border security.

The Natural Resources Committee met and discussed the approval process for critical minerals projects, emphasizing the importance of First Nations' consent. National Chief Cindy Woodhouse presented recommendations for improved collaboration and resource management.

The Health Committee met and discussed the integration of internationally trained healthcare professionals into Canada. Witnesses highlighted the barriers they face, emphasizing the need for streamlined licensing, increased residency spots, and better support systems to enhance

The Public Accounts Committee met and discussed the CRA's contact centers, highlighting concerns over wait times and response accuracy. CRA's Bob Hamilton acknowledged the need for improvements and outlined action plans.

Topics covered by each party in today's Question Period. CPC: Youth sacrifices, youth unemployment, crime and safety, job losses, inflation and food prices BQ: Nuclear power controversy, Quebec energy issues, radioactive waste concerns, federal spending impact, trade and

The Foreign Affairs Committee met and discussed the appointment of Virginia Mearns as Arctic Ambassador. The meeting focused on Arctic sovereignty, international relations, and the importance of engaging Indigenous communities in diplomatic efforts.

The Government Operations Committee met and discussed the challenges facing Canada Post, with Minister Joël Lightbound emphasizing the need for urgent reforms to address financial losses and improve service. Recommendations include moving to community mailboxes and reducing

The Immigration Committee met and discussed the ongoing challenges in Canada’s immigration system, highlighting issues such as processing delays, the backlog of applications, and the need for improved communication and oversight in policies affecting immigrants, particularly from

The Agriculture committee met and discussed ways to improve agricultural regulations, focusing on expediting approvals for drone spraying and crop protection products. Key suggestions included creating a regulatory sandbox and enhancing collaboration with international standards.

The Justice committee met and discussed Bill C-9, focusing on amendments to hate propaganda laws. Key issues included concerns over removing Attorney General consent for prosecutions, and potential impacts on freedom of expression.