Abstain
An Act respecting a Cities and Municipalities Day
This bill designates October 31 each year as Cities and Municipalities Day across Canada. It is a symbolic observance recognizing municipalities’ essential role in services and in meeting urban challenges. The day is not a legal holiday and creates no new programs, powers, or funding. The date aligns with the United Nations’ World Cities Day.
Purely symbolic; no direct effect on income, growth, or prosperity.
Does not add or remove regulatory burdens; no effect on red tape.
No policy changes affecting productivity, costs, or competitiveness.
No trade, market-access, or export-related provisions.
No incentives or regulatory reforms that affect investment or innovation.
Minimal administrative impact; no efficiency gains or cost reductions.
No tax measures.
Creates a commemorative day without substantive economic reforms; symbolic rather than transformative.
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