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Support Forestry Workers and Their Families
Sign e-7215 (Employment and Labour)
Hundreds of forestry workers on Vancouver Island have been laid off since March 2025. While the federal government announced an extra 20 weeks of EI and a $50 million Worker Support Fund, many workers in British Columbia have yet to see equal access to those supports — and key funding has still not been released.
E-petition e-7215 calls on the Government of Canada to:
Release Worker Support Fund money to B.C. immediately;
Consider retirement bridge and relocation funding; and
Extend the additional 20 weeks of EI until April 2027, ensuring equal access for all laid-off forestry workers.
Forestry families deserve fairness and timely support.
Support SOS Save Our Snowbirds!
Since 1971, the Snowbirds have represented Canadian excellence, unity, and military pride, and remain a proven recruitment tool for the Canadian Armed Forces at a time when recruitment is critically needed. While the federal government funded the squadron to remain airworthy through 2030, it has failed to secure replacement aircraft. Cancelling or pausing the Snowbirds now would risk losing the squadron's expertise, personnel, and legacy.
This petition calls on the Carney government to:
Keep the Snowbirds flying through 2030;
Deliver a replacement aircraft plan to protect this iconic Canadian symbol.
Canadians deserve to keep this proud symbol of excellence, unity, and pride flying.
Ensuring Dignity for Families Grieving
Pregnancy Loss
Families who experience pregnancy loss don't always get clear, compassionate information about their lawful options afterward. Federal institutions, including the Canadian Armed Forces, the RCMP, and Correctional Service Canada, should provide that information with appropriate faith and cultural accommodation.
E-petition e-7765 calls on the Government of Canada to:
Develop a Pregnancy Loss Dignity Protocol across federal jurisdiction;
Encourage provincial and territorial health ministers to review their policies for grieving families.
No family should be left alone, in the middle of grief, to ask whether their child can be treated with dignity.
