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Bill C-20: Build Canada Homes Act

Matches your “Housing” and “Economic” priorities

💰 Economic 🏛️ Governance

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Petition e-7025: Electoral Reform

40,319 signatures — matches your Governance priorities

133

Bills Tracked

Petitions Tracked

12,600+

MP Votes Recorded

338

Ridings Covered

EN / FR

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How It Works

From values to action
in four steps

Step 1

Map Your Values

A 3-minute survey places you across six political spectra — economic, social, governance, environmental, identity, and reconciliation. No "left" or "right." Just what matters to you.

💰 Economic 👥 Social 🏛️ Governance 🌿 Environment 🌍 Identity 🤝 Reconciliation

Step 2

We Watch Parliament

Demos tracks every bill, vote, committee debate, and petition on the Hill. When something touches your values, we flag it — before the news cycle catches up.

C-15 Budget Implementation

3rd Reading Vote — Today

NEW

C-4 Making Life More Affordable

Senate 2nd Reading

C-12 Immigration & Borders

Committee Stage

S-206 Basic Income Framework

Committee Debate

Step 3

Personalized Alerts

Get notified when bills or petitions match your values. See signature counts, deadlines, and debate arguments — just the stuff that affects you, nothing else.

Step 4

Guided Action

One-click, professionally drafted emails to your specific MP. Choose your tone — inquire, urge, or complain — select your talking points, and send.

Draft to Jenny Kwan, MP

“Dear Ms. Kwan, as your constituent in Vancouver East, I’m writing regarding Bill C-20, the Build Canada Homes Act…”

Inquire Urge Complain

Non-Partisan by Design

Both sides. Always.

Every bill summary presents what supporters and critics actually say — in plain language, without spin. You decide what you think.

Bill C-20 At Second Reading in the House of Commons

Build Canada Homes Act

Ties federal housing funding to provinces hitting construction targets, fast-tracks building permits on federal land, and creates tax incentives for purpose-built rentals.

Supporters Say

Canada needs 3.5 million new homes by 2030. Tying federal money to provincial targets creates real accountability for meeting that goal.
Unlocking federal land for development — especially near transit — directly addresses the land shortage driving up prices in major cities.
Purpose-built rental incentives target the fastest-growing need: affordable units for people who can’t afford to buy.

Critics Say

Housing is constitutionally a provincial responsibility. Federal conditions on funding intrude on provincial jurisdiction and local planning decisions.
Fast-tracking permits on federal land risks bypassing environmental assessments and community consultation processes.
Tax incentives for developers don’t guarantee affordable rents. Without rent controls, new units could be priced out of reach for those who need them most.

💰 Economic 🏛️ Governance

Source: LEGISinfo / OpenParliament.ca

Your Personal Brief

"What this means for you"

Every bill analysis includes a personalized section that translates legislative impact into terms that matter to your life and values.

What This Means For You

Based on your values profile

You rated Housing affordability as a top concern and Economic issues as “Very important.” This bill sits right at the intersection.

If passed, this bill could accelerate construction of purpose-built rental housing in your city and unlock federal land near transit stations for development. Critics worry it shifts too much planning power from provinces to Ottawa, and that tax incentives for developers don’t guarantee affordable rents.

Your MP has not yet voted on this bill — it’s still at second reading. Contact them now?

Why Demos Exists

Built for one Canadian.
Requested by hundreds.

Demos started as a personal project. The founder wanted a simple way to know what Parliament was doing that actually mattered to them — without reading Hansard transcripts or parsing committee reports. So they built one.

When they shared a preview online, hundreds of Canadians immediately asked for access. Turns out, a lot of people want Parliament explained in plain language, filtered through what they care about.

Demos is now opening to its first users.

How We Use AI

Transparent by default.

AI helps us read Parliament faster. Here’s exactly what it does and doesn’t do.

We summarize each bill once for all users — keeping our AI water footprint to about that of a single almond per bill, instead of one per user.

AI reads Parliament, not you.

Bill summaries and debate analysis are generated from public Hansard transcripts and legislative texts. Your personal data is never sent to any AI service.

Human review on everything.

Every AI-generated summary is reviewed by a human before you see it. No raw AI output reaches your dashboard without editorial oversight.

Advanced AI is always opt‑in.

Future features like conversational bill analysis will be available if you want them — never forced. You’re always in control of how much AI is in your experience.

Nothing about you is retained.

We deliberately pair with AI providers that don’t store prompts, log conversations, or train on user inputs. Privacy by design — not just by policy.

Built on Trust

Open about how we work.

Official Sources Only

All data sourced directly from Parliament of Canada via LEGISinfo and OpenParliament.ca. No third-party news or commentary.

PIPEDA-Compliant Privacy

Your values profile is used only to match you with legislation — never sold or shared. Delete your data anytime. Meets Quebec Law 25.

Strictly Non-Partisan

No party affiliations. No editorial slant. Every analysis presents both sides so you can form your own view.

Canada’s Responsible AI Code

Developed in alignment with Canada’s Voluntary Code of Conduct on Responsible Generative AI — human oversight, transparency, and privacy by design.