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Public Safety

23 commitments under this ministry

In Progress: 15Not Started: 8

Commitments

In Progress

Index RCMP Disability Pension benefits to the Consumer Price Index

The government will propose legislative amendments to automatically index Disability Pension benefits for serving and retired RCMP members to the Consumer Price Index, aligning it with other federal benefits.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Fund Canada's National Cyber Security Strategy

Provides dedicated funding to Public Safety and the Communications Security Establishment to implement and support the national cyber security framework.

Defence and Security
In Progress

Invest $586 million to remove assault-style firearms from streets

Allocates $586 million over three years (2025-2028) for initiatives aimed at removing assault-style firearms from circulation to reduce gun violence.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Invest $15 million over five years to improve border preclearance

Provides $15 million from 2025 to 2030 to enhance preclearance operations at Canadian borders, facilitating smoother travel and trade.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Invest $55.4 million to support a new National Public Alerting System model

Allocates $55.4 million over four years to Public Safety Canada to implement a transformative alerting model responding to the Mass Casualty Commission's recommendations for natural disasters and security threats.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Hire 1,000 new Canada Border Services Agency officers

Increases border security capacity by hiring 1,000 additional CBSA officers.

Justice and Public Safety
Not Started

Identify additional ports for container import and export designation

Mandates the CBSA, working with Public Safety, Transport Canada, and Global Affairs Canada, to identify new ports for container import and export designation, with a focus on the Great Lakes-St Lawrence Region.

Infrastructure and Transport
In Progress

Provide $25.7 million over five years to CSIS and the RCMP for open banking security safeguards

The government will invest $25.7 million over five years, starting in 2025-26, and $5 million ongoing, to support the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and the RCMP in enforcing national security safeguards within the Consumer-Driven Banking Act.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Reduce the reimbursement rate for medical cannabis for RCMP members to $6.00 per gram

The RCMP will lower its medical cannabis reimbursement rate from $8.50 to $6.00 per gram to align closer to market prices, while maintaining coverage for members.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Hire 1,000 new personnel to increase federal policing capacity within the RCMP

Budget 2025 will fund the expansion of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police by adding 1,000 new personnel dedicated to enhancing federal policing and combating crime across the country.

Justice and Public Safety
Not Started

Restructure Parole Officer orientation training at Correctional Service Canada

Correctional Service Canada will update and tailor the content and delivery of its orientation training for Parole Officers to better support new hires and achieve operational efficiencies.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Provide $617.7 million over five years to support CBSA core operations and increase recruit stipends

The government will invest $617.7 million starting in 2025-26, complementing a previous $1.3 billion Border Plan, to bolster Canada Border Services Agency operations, increase recruit stipends, and facilitate the hiring of up to 1,000 new officers.

Justice and Public Safety
Not Started

Extend the Canada Border Services Agency fleet lifecycle from 7 to 10 years

The CBSA will slow the pace of replacing its vehicle fleet, extending the operational lifecycle of its vehicles by three years to achieve operating efficiencies.

Justice and Public Safety
Not Started

Decommission legacy software applications within the Canada Border Services Agency

The CBSA will reduce IT and equipment maintenance costs by retiring outdated software applications to help meet its 2% reduction target without impacting border security.

Justice and Public Safety
Not Started

Discontinue the Centre for Resilience and Continuity Management and the Public Safety Library

Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness will shut down the Centre for Resilience and Continuity Management and the Public Safety Library as part of its effort to flatten organizational structures and meet a 15% savings target.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Invest $834 million to enhance the Canada Border Services Agency

Provide $834 million over five years to enhance the operations and capabilities of the Canada Border Services Agency.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Invest $1.76 billion to strengthen federal law enforcement

Invest $1.76 billion over five years to strengthen federal law enforcement capabilities.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Increase Resources for Border Security Screenings

Increases budgetary allocations for border security operations to enhance the screening processes for incoming individuals.

Immigration
In Progress

Deploy additional border scanners, drones, and K-9 teams

Deploys new border scanners, drones, and K-9 units at land borders, ports, and railyards to detect suspicious shipments.

Justice and Public Safety
Not Started

Issue a complementary national security review

Conducts and publishes a national security review to complement the newly issued full foreign policy.

Defence and Security
Not Started

Double collaboration with health institutes to support first responder mental health

Doubles resources for collaboration with CIHR and CIPSRT to improve health and mental health supports for first responders.

Justice and Public Safety
In Progress

Bolster capacity of Provincial Chief Firearms Officers

Provides resources to Provincial Chief Firearms Officers to enhance oversight of firearms licensing and enforce red and yellow flag laws.

Justice and Public Safety
Not Started

Legislate a pre-authorization system for new firearm classifications

Passes legislation to create a pre-authorization system ensuring the RCMP, rather than the industry, determines the classification of new firearm models.

Justice and Public Safety