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StephenBlanc StephenBlanchet
Phuket, AB |
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Caroline Sainz |
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Bemspoump BemspoumpWZ
Udon Thani, AB |
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Charlotte Yun |
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AlessandraPl Avonmora
EscaldesLuandaMolodesjnajaSaintJohnsCipollettiSpitakMountGambierLinzMarshHa, AB |
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Marites Castro
Calgary, AB |
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Aaron Hall
Vancouver, BC |
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Rachel Banville |
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Seara Yoshida
Vancouver, BC |
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Liberty Looker
Toronto, |
Please take the time to be aware of the horrible impacts Canada is responsible for in regards to resource extraction. This bill will allow people to have their voices heard. |
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Michel Belisle
London, ON |
Make it so!!! You might also consider a bill for injured canadian workers . Human rights of injured workers in Canada are most definitely being ignored and abused by the WSIB, CSST, etc. |
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Emily Lewis |
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Dinah Bear
Edmonton, AB |
As a Canadian citizen I find it deeply disturbing that we can present ourselves as a leader in human rights issues, then violate those rights behind closed doors or in areas where the laws differ. Those rights must extend to the communities and environments that any peoples, our own or others, are dependent upon.
Human rights are not just for developed nations or not-for-profit groups. They are not for just when it is convenient or doesn't interfere with profit. They are for all nations, all companies, all peoples, at all times.
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Rachelle Tilden
Victoria, BC |
Canadian corporations should be held accountable no matter where they are operating. If we are going to hold them accountable for the loss of avian life in Canada then it would be embarrassing not to hold them accountable for human rights violations around the world. |
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Leah Harder
Toronto, ON |
I support Bill C-300! Time to take responsibility for our actions - whether they're on our soil or not. |
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Soushiant Zanganehpour
North Vancouver, BC |
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Jason Watt
Edmonton, AB |
Canadian corporations benefit from tax advantages that I, as a taxpayer, indirectly pay for. They represent me, and I personally try to avoid products and services that have been produced in violation of basic human rights standards. These companies, which have ample resources, should be held to the same (or higher) standards when conducting international business. |
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Trevor Morley |
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Madeleine Baldwin |
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Jessie Smith
Vancouver, BC |
A NO vote on Bill C 300 will irrevocably tarnish Canada's reputation. Please do the right thing and vote YES. |
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Justin Guimond
Vancouver, BC |
Thanks for your consideration. |
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Catherine Robertson
REGINA, SK |
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Allan (Yi Lin) Wu
Vancouver, BC |
Please promote responsible business practices by Canadian companies. |
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Tim Quirk
Victoria, BC |
The need to support the rights of the underprivileged must remain paramount to our search for profits. Conscience demands support of Bill C-300. |
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Sara Windrim
Toronto, ON |
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Laura Faryna |
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Carly Feeney
Toronto, ON |
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Aladdin Diakun
Toronto, |
Bill C-300 represents values that all Canadians share. Please show the leadership that the 21st century demands. Please support Bill C-300. |
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darryl hoefsloot
kelowna, BC |
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Maya Inuzuka |
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Jasmine Louwe
Vancouver, BC |
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Benjamin Black |
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Tamara mt |
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Alyssa Dunn |
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Dyana Louie
NEW WESTMINSTER, BC |
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Marie Duevel |
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Emilie Theberge |
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rachael mulholland
toronto, ON |
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Catharine Fitton |
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Madeline Cowie
North York, ON |
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Mirko Carich
Vancouver, BC |
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Benjamin Iredale
Vancouver, BC |
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Emelie Peacock |
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Eva Kwan
Vancouver, BC |
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angelina claver |
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Laeke Gebre |
It is time countries like Canada stop exporting human rights and environmental violations. |
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Heather Kelsall |
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Glenys Verhulst
Victoria, BC |
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Alina Kwan |
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Shawn Loo
Calgary, AB |
The statement that this act would harm Canadian mining is admitting the fact that Canadian mining companies are abusing foreign circumstances. If Canadian mining companies are not doing anything wrong they should have nothing to worry about. |
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Jin Young Park |
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Nimrit Dhillon |
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Karen Brulhart
Vancouver, |
Canadian's support Bill C-300 |
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Melany Chrisikos
laval, QC |
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Rita Wong
Vancouver, BC |
Canada has an immense impact around the world because Canadian mining companies make up 70 to 80% of the world's mining companies. It is crucial that we hold up democratic standards in international contexts; our credibility as a nation depends on this. With the recent loss of UN Security Council membership, the rest of the world is sending a strong message that Canada has not been acting ethically enough. Please support Bill C300, and work to restore Canada's reputation around the world.
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Vanessa Ng |
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Lisa Lachance
Halifax, NS |
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Katherine Lawless
London, ON |
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Steve Berube
Riverview, |
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Lisa Woodruffe
Chicoutimi, QC |
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Shamim Shabanai |
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Victoria Biernacik
Vancouver, BC |
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Mariah Robinson |
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Vicky Chan
Vancouver, BC |
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Christina Lupieri
Trail, BC |
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Dr. Dwyer Sullivan
Kitchener, ON |
It is embarrassing and so disappointing to be disliked by others because of our overseas mining practices. Here is our chance to change that, vote fo Bill C-300 practices. |
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Melissa Pichard
Ottawa, ON |
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Stacey Currie |
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Yovanna Chacon
Lachine, QC |
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Janetta McKenzie |
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Jeremy Kim
Vancouver, BC |
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Kyla Brophy |
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Amanda Fox |
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Scott Thompson
Vancouver, |
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emily menzies |
This bill is essential. I am ashamed that canada doesn't already have it in place. |
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Ragnhild Valstad
Vancouver, BC |
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Corrie Melanson
Halifax, NS |
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Leah Reimer
Vancouver, BC |
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Andrew MacIsaac |
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Christina Seog |
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Eric Jospe
Montreal, QC |
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Krista DeCoste |
As a Canadian, I want to feel proud of the role we have in creating a safe, healthy, and respectful world. I think the Government of Canada can make a positive impact by sending a strong message to those companies who ignore human rights in the quest to profit from the natural resources of others. |
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Eva Wyanne Sandler
Antigonish, NS |
As Canadian citizens, we have a responsibility to hold Canadian companies accountable and to ensure that public funds are not supporting companies that are violating human rights. Please support Bill C-300. |
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Sarah Harder |
Do not allow Canadian corporations to hide behind a foreign cloak. We have the capacity to be the leaders of change. |
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Larry Bergmann
Regina, SK |
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maxine geck
Coquitlam, BC |
Other nationals should be treated as we wish to be treated as Canadian |
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Stephanie Gomersall |
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Sue Shantz
St. Jacobs, ON |
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Victoria Clarke
toronto, ON |
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Rosemary Hunt
Owen Sound, ON |
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Florence Stratton
Regina, SK |
Too many Canadian mining companies have been implicated in human rights violations and environmental degradation in poor countries. Please ensure that Canadian mining companies are held accountable. |
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Susan Kohlhepp
Toronto, ON |
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Daniel Hunt |
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Lori Martin
Elmira, ON |
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Annabelle Reverdy
TORONTO, ON |
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Jason Minor |
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Danielle Ouimet |
We Canadians can not accept Canadian Companies doing harm in other countries. Let's adopt Bill C-300, let's to do the right thing . |
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Ruth Johnston
Woodstock , ON |
Our name in the world has been blackened because of our participation in wars defending the aggressers, our lack of peacekeeping troops and our indiference to enviornmental issues. Let's start to turn this around by doing the right thing here and ensure that human rights are respected no matter where we are working. |
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Jerzy Jarmasz
Toronto, ON |
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Galen Crout
Toronto, ON |
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