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The Hub 👤 The Hub Canada Oct 8, 2026 · 2 min read AI Analyzed ○ Unverifiable View full audit trail → C.R.E.E.D. audited

Parliament Today: Strong Borders Act waits behind Conservative affordability motion

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Parliament Today: Strong Borders Act waits behind Conservative affordability motion ANALYSIS 8 OCTOBER 2026 Conservatives use their second allotted supply day to force a vote on affordability while Bill C-2 sits at the top of the government's list at second reading.
Behind it on the Order of the Day sits Bill C-2, the Strong Borders Act, the government’s border and security bill still at second reading, alongside second reading of bills on space launches and children’s social media use and report stage of the fuel excise relief extension.
The Strong Borders Act at second reading Bill C-2, the Strong Borders Act, is listed first among government bills for resumption today.
Thursday is the second of up to seven allotted days in the supply period ending December 10, and the motion sponsored by Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre occupies Government Orders.
Voting comes no later than 15 minutes before Government Orders expire, under Standing Order 81(16).
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          Parliament Today: Strong Borders Act waits behind Conservative affordability motion ANALYSIS 8 OCTOBER 2026 Conservatives use their second allotted supply day to force a vote on affordability while Bill C-2 sits at the top of the government's list at second reading. VIEW BIO A Conservative supply motion asking the House to recognize that “Canada is in an affordability crisis” after 11 years of Liberal government takes the floor Thursday, with a recorded vote due before Government Orders expire.…

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