The Liberal government tabled the Building Canada Strong Act on the first day of the fall sitting — a major piece of legislation that includes changes to how projects are reviewed.
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- The bill also has what the government calls clarifications in the Labour Code around the power to end strikes in federally regulated industries.
- Earlier, question period saw the Conservatives largely focusing on affordability and the Bloc Québécois on cultural protections.
- Opposition MPs brought up the state of Canada-U.S. trade relations and the cost of tariffs and counter-tariffs on the Canadian economy.
- In their questions and answers, MPs often had to yell to be heard over heckles from the other side of the House.
