Days & honours

National livestock brand recognized

C-208 National Livestock Brand of Canada Act: An Act to recognize a national livestock brand as a symbol of Canada and of western and frontier heritage

Recognizes an official livestock brand as a national symbol of Canada and frontier heritage.

What Bill C-208 would do

The bill would recognize and declare a livestock brand as the national livestock brand of Canada. It would recognize the brand as a symbol of Canada and of western and frontier heritage. The published material gives no further detail.

Official summary

This enactment recognizes and declares a livestock brand as the national livestock brand of Canada.

Kind
Private member's bill
Sponsor
Steven Bonk, Member of Parliament (Souris—Moose Mountain)
Introduced
in the House of Commons
Last activity

Where it stands

  1. ProposedJun 11, 2025 Exact stageOutside the Order of Precedence · since June 11, 2025Introduced, but not debated yet.
  2. Being debated
  3. Almost law
  4. Law

Waiting its turn; not scheduled for debate

  1. First reading in the House done

    Before the House on 1 sitting day,

  2. Second reading in the House now

  3. Committee in the House not yet

  4. Report stage in the House not yet

  5. Third reading in the House not yet

  6. First reading in the Senate not yet

  7. Second reading in the Senate not yet

  8. Third reading in the Senate not yet

  9. Royal assent not yet

Exact procedural stages
  1. House
    1. First reading in the House: done, 2025-06-11
    2. Second reading in the House: current stage
    3. Committee in the House: not yet reached
    4. Report stage in the House: not yet reached
    5. Third reading in the House: not yet reached
  2. Senate
    1. First reading in the Senate: not yet reached
    2. Second reading in the Senate: not yet reached
    3. Third reading in the Senate: not yet reached
  3. Royal assent
    1. Royal assent: not yet reached

Debates in the House 0

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