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Bill C-267 — Loi établissant un cadre national visant à promouvoir la durabilité des produits électroniques et des appareils domestiques essentiels

Loi relative au cadre national sur la durabilité des produits électroniques et des appareils domestiques essentiels

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Introduced Mar 11, 2026·Last discussed Jun 17, 2026
Résumé

This proposed law aims to make electronics and home appliances last longer. It would require the government to create a national plan. This plan would focus on making these products more durable and easier to repair. The government would talk to provincial leaders and consumer groups to create this plan. The plan would include things like setting standards for how long electronics and appliances should last. It would also make sure that people can get the parts, tools, and information they need to fix their products. The plan would also look at what responsibilities companies have to consumers. This includes manufacturers, importers, and distributors. The government would then report to Parliament on the plan and review it every five years. This matters because it could save people money by reducing the need to replace broken electronics and appliances. It could also help the environment by reducing waste. The proposed law would affect anyone who buys or sells electronics and appliances in Canada.

Bill Timeline
Introduced in the House
Mar 11, 2026
Approved in principle (House)
Jun 17, 2026
Vote on Bill C-267 — approve in principlePassed
192 Yea131 Nay
Jun 17, 2026
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Bill Quality
Mixed

This proposed law aims to make electronic products and home appliances last longer and be easier to fix. It wants to create national rules about how long products should last, how they can be repaired, and what information consumers get. However, this law only creates a plan to make these rules, not the rules themselves, so it doesn't immediately change anything for consumers.

Things to Watch For

  • This proposed law only creates a plan to develop new rules, not the rules themselves.
  • It does not set a firm timeline for when actual durability and repair standards will be put in place.
  • The law does not say who will enforce the new rules or what penalties companies will face for not following them.
  • There is no information on how these new rules might affect product prices or availability.
  • The law does not clearly define all "electronic products" that would be covered.
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