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Bill 119Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026

Clarion tracks Bill 119 before Ontario — its status, sponsor, plain-language summary, and every stage it moves through, each cited to the official record.

Status
Referred to standing committee
Sponsor
Kerzner, Hon. Michael S.
Introduced
2026-05-25
Session
44-1

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What it does

AI plain-language summary of the official text.

Bill 119, the Protecting Ontario's Streets and Communities Act, 2026, is an Ontario government bill aimed, as its title suggests, at measures to improve public safety on streets and within communities across the province. The bill passed First Reading on May 25, 2026, and after debate and a closure motion, cleared Second Reading on June 2, 2026, on division. It has been referred to a Standing Committee for further study.

Passage outlook

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Stage timeline

  1. Second Reading — Closure (Carried on division)

    2026-06-02Legislative Assembly

  2. Second Reading — Vote (Carried)

    2026-06-02Legislative Assembly

  3. Second Reading — Ordered referred to Standing Committee

    2026-06-02Legislative Assembly

  4. Second Reading — Question put

    2026-06-02Legislative Assembly

  5. Second Reading — Moved closure (Vote deferred)

    2026-06-01Legislative Assembly

  6. Second Reading — Debated

    2026-06-01Legislative Assembly

  7. Second Reading — Debated (Debate adjourned)

    2026-05-28Legislative Assembly

  8. First Reading — Vote (Carried)

    2026-05-25Legislative Assembly

  9. First Reading — Ordered for Second Reading

    2026-05-25Legislative Assembly

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