This is a list of the e-petitions that Leah has sponsored that are currently open for signature. Click the link to sign the petition.
Petition e-7410 - Petitions
Calling upon the Government of Canada to implement statutory funding for the Missing Children Community Support Fund, so Indigenous-led work to locate missing children and unmarked graves continues.
Open until September 2nd, 2026
Petition e-7269 - Petitions
Calling upon the Prime Minister to annul or repeal any future provincial legislation that restricts workers’ rights to strike and collectively bargain through the use of the Notwithstanding Clause, and to affirm the federal government’s responsibility to uphold Charter rights across Canada.
Open until July 24, 2026
Petition e-7247 - Petitions
Calling upon the Government of Canada to issue a directive under Section 19 (1) of the Nuclear Safety and Control Act to order the CNSC to revoke the licensing of the NSDF at Chalk River.
Open until July 8, 2026
Petition e-7244 - Petitions
Calling upon the Government of Canada to formally recognize lipedema as a distinct and serious women’s health condition at the federal level;
- Include lipedema within the scope of the National Women’s Health Strategy contemplated under Bill S-243;
- Support the development of national clinical guidance, education, and data collection related to lipedema;
- Work collaboratively with provinces, territories, clinicians, and patient organizations, including Lipedema Canada, to address the systemic gaps in diagnosis, care, and support for people living with lipedema; and
- Take all necessary measures to give effect to these requests.
Open until July 8, 2026
Petition e-7191 - Petitions
Calling upon the Government of Canada to support and advance Bill C-254 through all stages of the legislative process and pass it into law.
1. Affirm the federal government’s obligation to combat anti Indigenous hate, including public denial or distortion of the residential school system; and
2. Ensure adequate resources for public education, Survivor led initiatives, and community based responses to residential school denialism and anti Indigenous hate.
Open until July 2, 2026