Each issue lists the votes. Kept / broke on this page is against sourced personal pledges. The campaign ticket they ran on is scored on the member page.
- Immigration & borders
5 votes·Levels, asylum, temporary residents, and the border with the United States.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Hold the cap until housing and services can take more people; pass C-12 to tighten asylum and the border.
- Conservative
- — Cut permanent and temporary immigration to a sustainable level; add 2,000 border officers; end catch-and-release at the border.
- Bloc
- — Quebec must set its own immigration levels; Ottawa cannot flood the French-speaking nation.
- NDP
- — Family reunification and refugee protection; do not use newcomers as a wedge.
- Green
- — Humane refugee policy paired with planning that does not outrun housing.
- Energy & climate
9 votes·The consumer carbon tax, industrial pricing, pipelines, and project review.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Repeal the consumer carbon tax; keep a price on big polluters; fast-track nation-building energy and trade corridors.
- Conservative
- — Axe every carbon price, including industrial; approve pipelines and LNG; scrap the impact-assessment choke points.
- Bloc
- — No federal override of Quebec’s environment law; no oil pipeline through Quebec.
- NDP
- — Keep industrial carbon pricing; no new fossil megaprojects; net-zero electricity.
- Green
- — Treat the climate emergency as binding; end oil-and-gas subsidies.
- Taxes
23 votes·Income-tax cuts, GST on homes, capital gains, and who pays.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Cut the lowest bracket; GST relief for first-time buyers under $1 million; big polluters still pay.
- Conservative
- — Axe the tax; cut the lowest bracket 2.25%; no GST on new homes under $1.3 million.
- Bloc
- — Do not let Ottawa raid Quebec’s fiscal room; tax the web giants.
- NDP
- — Wealth tax and higher rates on the top; keep GST off essentials.
- Green
- — Tax wealth and pollution, not wages.
- Housing & cost of living
7 votes·Build Canada Homes, GST on new houses, groceries, and the rent crisis.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Build Canada Homes as a federal developer; GST off first-time new homes under $1 million; grocery and essentials support.
- Conservative
- — Fire the gatekeepers; GST off new homes under $1.3 million; build, don’t bureaucracy.
- Bloc
- — Housing money must flow through Quebec City, not a new Ottawa Crown.
- NDP
- — Permanent national housing strategy; non-profit and co-op first.
- Green
- — Public and non-market housing at scale.
- Health care
9 votes·Pharmacare, dental, wait times, and the Canada Health Act.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Keep dental and pharmacare; more doctors and nurses; do not open the door to extra-billing.
- Conservative
- — Results, not Ottawa programs; help provinces cut waits; no new national drug bureaucracy.
- Bloc
- — Health is Quebec’s. Transfer the money. No strings.
- NDP
- — Universal pharmacare and dental; public delivery.
- Green
- — Public pharmacare, mental health, and long-term care.
- Crime & bail
9 votes·Bail reform, repeat violent offenders, and safe streets.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Targeted bail changes for repeat violent crime without a blanket lock-em-up bill.
- Conservative
- — Jail, not bail. Reverse catch-and-release for repeat violent offenders.
- Bloc
- — Quebec justice priorities; more RCMP at the border, not lectures.
- NDP
- — Prevention, housing, and mental health — not American-style incarceration.
- Green
- — Root causes first; oppose mandatory-minimum theatre.
- Firearms
2 votes·The assault-style ban, C-21, confiscation, and rural licensing.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Keep the assault-style ban and C-21; buybacks where required.
- Conservative
- — Repeal C-21; stop confiscating legally owned firearms from hunters and sport shooters.
- Bloc
- — Tighten illegal guns at the border; do not punish Quebec hunters for Toronto’s problem.
- NDP
- — Keep the military-style ban; go after trafficking.
- Green
- — Ban assault-style weapons; close trafficking routes.
- Quebec
2 votes·Federal override, official languages, secularism, and the nation file.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — A strong Quebec in a united Canada; official languages; no special veto that breaks the federation.
- Conservative
- — Respect provincial jurisdiction; no more federal lectures on Bill 21.
- Bloc
- — Je choisis le Québec. No federal law that runs over the National Assembly.
- NDP
- — Asymmetrical federalism; Quebec’s distinct society.
- Green
- — Cooperative federalism; Indigenous and Quebec nations first.
- Indigenous
9 votes·UNDRIP, drinking water, child welfare, and resource consent.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Keep UNDRIP in statute; end long-term water advisories; partner on corridors.
- Conservative
- — Economic partnership and resource jobs; less process, more results on water and housing.
- Bloc
- — First Nations in Quebec deal with Quebec; Ottawa stays in its lane.
- NDP
- — Free, prior and informed consent is not optional.
- Green
- — Honour UNDRIP as a veto on projects that fail consent.
- Defence
6 votes·NATO 2%, NORAD, the Arctic, and the Canadian Forces.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Rebuild the Forces, Arctic infrastructure, and NORAD; buy Canadian where we can.
- Conservative
- — Meet NATO 2% on a real timetable; ships, jets, and Arctic sovereignty now.
- Bloc
- — No blank cheques; Quebec industry must see the contracts.
- NDP
- — Fund the troops; be skeptical of American expeditionary wars.
- Green
- — Defence of Canada and peacekeeping — not a blank Pentagon cheque.
- Ukraine
3 votes·Military aid, sanctions, and how long Ottawa stays in.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Sustain military and financial aid to Ukraine with allies.
- Conservative
- — Support Ukraine; no open-ended transfers without audits.
- Bloc
- — Support Ukraine; spend through proper votes, not press releases.
- NDP
- — Support Ukraine; tax war-profiteers at home.
- Green
- — Humanitarian and defensive aid; diplomacy alongside arms.
- China
7 votes·Foreign interference, fentanyl precursors, and critical minerals.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Inquiry follow-through, foreign-influence registry, and friend-shored minerals.
- Conservative
- — Treat the CCP as a strategic adversary; ban risky vendors; protect the registries.
- Bloc
- — Protect Quebec research and ports; no naïveté on Beijing.
- NDP
- — Stand up to interference without racial profiling.
- Green
- — Human rights first; no critical-mineral giveaways.
- Digital & speech
11 votes·Online streaming, news links, hate speech, and the Combatting Hate Act.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Keep C-11 and C-18; pass C-9 against hate; regulate platforms, not kitchen-table speech.
- Conservative
- — Repeal the censorship bills; no speech crime that a court cannot read.
- Bloc
- — Protect French culture online; go after hate that targets Quebecers.
- NDP
- — Make web giants pay; stop hate without copying American culture-war bills.
- Green
- — Platform accountability and privacy; beware mission creep.
- Elections
5 votes·Foreign interference, the registry, and the Strong and Free Elections Act.
National party language, for context
- Liberal
- — Pass C-25; close foreign-money and deepfake holes without voter-ID theatre.
- Conservative
- — Ban foreign money for real; publish the names; stop the next Beijing op.
- Bloc
- — Quebec’s election law is the model; Ottawa should catch up.
- NDP
- — Ban big money and foreign ops; keep the franchise wide.
- Green
- — Proportional representation remains the real fix.