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Bill C-223

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Bill C-223 is not in the best interest of Canadians

May 14, 2026
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Bill C-223

By Bijan Rafii, Brian Ludmer and Alexandra Lysova* Recently, Bill C-223—titled Keeping Children Safe Act—was introduced as a private member’s bill seeking to amend Canada’s Divorce Act. While the title suggests a focus on child welfare, the proposed legislation contains several sweeping provisions…

Bill C-223 – Keeping Children Safe Act – In Plain English – The Basics

March 4, 2026
Gene C. Colman
Bill C-223, Child Custody, Parental Alienation

By Gene C. Colman, B.A., LL.B. Bill C-223, the Keeping Children Safe Act, has passed second reading in the House of Commons. The next step is for the “Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights” to consider the bill. The bill introduces three…