An Act to establish Albanian Heritage Month
Summary
- Declares November as Albanian Heritage Month across Canada.
- Recognizes the historical and ongoing contributions of Albanian Canadians to Canadian society.
- Symbolic designation only; creates no new programs, taxes, or regulations and does not allocate funding.
- Aims to promote awareness and cultural celebration at a national level.
Builder Assessment
The bill is purely symbolic and does not advance or hinder the economic tenets; it has neutral impact on growth, competitiveness, taxation, or productivity, so it does not align overall with Build Canada’s economic-focused goals.
Principles Analysis
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Canada should aim to be the world's most prosperous country.
Symbolic cultural recognition with no direct economic impact on growth or income.
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Promote economic freedom, ambition, and breaking from bureaucratic inertia (reduce red tape).
Does not change regulations or reduce red tape; purely commemorative.
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Drive national productivity and global competitiveness, including removing interprovincial trade barriers and improving labour mobility (one country, one market).
No measures affecting productivity, trade, or competition.
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Grow exports of Canadian products and resources, and move up the value chain by processing resources domestically rather than exporting them raw.
No trade, export, or market access provisions.
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Encourage investment, innovation, and resource development.
No incentives or policy changes related to investment or innovation.
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Deliver better public services at lower cost (government efficiency).
Creates minimal administrative obligations and no service delivery changes.
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Reform taxes to incentivize work, risk-taking, and innovation.
Contains no tax provisions.
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Focus on large-scale prosperity, not incrementalism.
A symbolic recognition that does not address economic prosperity directly.
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PartyMember of Parliament
StatusOutside the Order of Precedence
Last updatedJun 12, 2025
TopicsSocial Issues
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