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Bill Detail
An Act to recognize a national livestock brand as a symbol of Canada and of western and frontier heritage
BillC-208
Session45-1
StageOutside Order of Precedence
Introduced2025-06-11
Proposed bySteven Bonk
This enactment recognizes and declares a livestock brand as the national livestock brand of Canada.
✦ AI Summary
Bill C-208 is a private member's bill that aims to recognize a specific livestock brand as the national livestock brand of Canada. The bill highlights the historical significance of livestock brands in Canada's western and frontier heritage, dating back to before Confederation. It acknowledges that these brands are not only functional for identifying animals but also serve as heraldic symbols for owners, and that their history is intertwined with Indigenous peoples and pioneer culture.
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Legislative Timeline
2025-06-11
First reading
✦ AIBill proposed recognizing a livestock brand as Canada's national symbol.
Current
Outside Order of Precedence