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Bill C-3 Would ‘Cheapen’ Canadian Citizenship, Tories Say During House Debate

Bill C-3 Would ‘Cheapen’ Canadian Citizenship, Tories Say During House Debate

Last updated: September 20, 2025 6:48 pm
By Matthew Horwood
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Bill C-3 Would ‘Cheapen’ Canadian Citizenship, Tories Say During House Debate

Conservative MP Dan Mazier speaks to reporters on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on March 27, 2023. Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press

Proposed amendments to Canada’s Citizenship Act were debated in the House of Commons on Sept. 19, with Conservatives arguing the bill would result in an influx of citizens, while Liberals said the bill would reunify families and provide justice for “lost Canadians” who were unfairly denied citizenship.

“Conservatives oppose aspects of this bill, because it cheapens Canadian citizenship, undermines fairness, and exposes taxpayers to enormous risk,” Conservative MP Dan Mazier said during second reading of the bill. “We don’t even know what the extent of the risk is, because there’s no analysis done.”

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