Policy areas · Agriculture & Food
Food security & prices
Clarion tracks Food security & prices across Canada's legislative record — the bills tagged to it, the House and legislature debates that mention it, the government media around it, and the lobbying filed on it. Every number is a deterministic count cited to the official record. A policy grouping, never a position.
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What's moving here
All-time counts of records matching this area's curated bilingual anchors.
- Bills
- 10
- 1 in the last 90 days
- Debates
- 2,796
- 1,839 in the last 90 days
- Government media
- 293
- 269 in the last 90 days
Bills in this area
Bills whose title or summary matches this sub-topic's anchors. A keyword grouping by subject — verify each against the official record; it does not indicate a position.
Bill 113 — Fair Prices and Tax-Free Groceries Act, 2026
OntarioSecond reading vote2026-05-27keyword-tagged — verify
C-226 — An Act to establish a national framework to improve food price transparency
Canada (Federal)In committee — House of Commons2026-04-22keyword-tagged — verify
Bill 620 — The Restricting Property Controls for Grocery Stores and Supermarkets Act
SaskatchewanFirst reading2026-04-21keyword-tagged — verify
Bill 104 — Fair Grocery Prices Act, 2026
OntarioFirst reading — ordered for second reading2026-04-15keyword-tagged — verify
Bill 241 — Grocery Price Study and Food Affordability Act
Nova ScotiaFirst reading2026-03-09keyword-tagged — verify
Bill 224 — Increasing Grocer Competition Act
Nova ScotiaFirst reading2026-03-03keyword-tagged — verify
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C-19 — An Act to amend the Income Tax Act
Canada (Federal)Royal assent received2026-02-12keyword-tagged — verify
Bill 163 — Local Grocery Infrastructure Fund Act
Nova ScotiaFirst reading2025-09-30keyword-tagged — verify
Bill 160 — Clear Grocery Pricing Act
Nova ScotiaFirst reading2025-09-30keyword-tagged — verify
Bill 40 — Agriculture and Food Security Secretariat Act
Nova ScotiaFirst reading2025-02-24keyword-tagged — verify
Recent records
The most recent debates, government media, and lobbying filings matching this area.
Media2026-08-25
‘Absolutely appalling’ Swiss tourists van towed while grocery shopping at Walmart
castanet-bc
Official record ↗Media2026-08-25
One in three Ontario children live in food-insecure homes, report finds
westernstandard
Official record ↗Media2026-08-25
‘It is just overwhelming’: Enterprise Mobility donates $50,000 to Berwick Food Bank
saltwire
Official record ↗Media2026-08-25
NDP Hosting Discussion Panel on Food Insecurity
vocm
Official record ↗Media2026-08-25
St. John’s Families Face Highest School Lunch Costs in Canada
vocm
Official record ↗Debate2026-06-18
Dan Albas (Okanagan Lake West—South Kelowna, CPC)
Mr. Speaker, for whatever reason, the Prime Minister has told us affordability is the best it has been in decades. Perhaps if he spent less time in Europe, he m…
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Debate2026-06-18
House debate
Hon. Rosa Galvez moved second reading of Bill C-30, An Act to implement certain provisions of the spring economic update tabled in Parliament on April 28, 2026.…
Official record ↗Debate2026-06-18
Gérard Deltell (Louis-Saint-Laurent—Akiawenhrahk, PCC)
Monsieur le Président, j'espère que ce gouvernement va prendre en compte les données de Statistique Canada et du budget. Au cours de la dernière année, le défic…
Official record ↗Debate2026-06-18
Hon. Rechie Valdez (Minister of Women and Gender Equality and Secretary of State (Small Business and Tourism), Lib.)
Mr. Speaker, our government is focused on ensuring that everyday essentials are more affordable for Canadians. That is why our government introduced the first-e…
Official record ↗Debate2026-06-18
L’hon. Pierre Poilievre (chef de l’opposition, PCC)
Monsieur le Président, le premier ministre libéral ne peut pas défendre son bilan désastreux. C'est toujours la même histoire avec lui. Il accepte un poste pre…
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What's counted
This topic has no matching lobbying registrations in the registries Clarion ingests, so its activity reflects bills, debates, and government media only — never an inferred lobbying figure.
Every count is a deterministic tally of real records matching curated anchors — a way to group activity by policy area, not a measure of support, opposition, or outcome. Bills are grouped by subject, never by stance.
Most recent tracked activity: 2026-08-25.
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