FederalBill C-267In committee — House
Bill C-267: National Framework on the Durability of Electronic Products and Essential Home Appliances Act
Sponsor: Abdelhaq SariIntroduced March 11, 2026Last checked August 28, 2026
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What this bill does
This bill requires the Minister of Industry to develop a national framework promoting the durability and repairability of electronic products and essential home appliances sold in Canada, including minimum useful life standards, repair accessibility requirements, and replacement part availability rules.
Plain-language summary by Legisail.
Business impact
Compliance
This bill primarily affects manufacturers, importers, and distributors of electronics and home appliances such as refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, heating systems, and communication devices — whether made in Canada or imported. Businesses across all provinces that sell these products would eventually need to comply with new standards around product labelling (displaying minimum useful life), making repair parts and technical documentation reasonably accessible, and providing ongoing software support where applicable. The impact would be felt most by larger manufacturers and importers who design and source products, but smaller retailers and distributors would also face new responsibilities around consumer transparency and compliance. Day-to-day activities affected include product design decisions, supply chain management for replacement parts, packaging and labelling, and customer support operations.
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Where this bill is
First ReadingMarch 11, 2026
Second ReadingJune 17, 2026
CommitteeJune 18, 2026
Next: Third Reading vote
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- Bill number
- C-267
- Type
- Private Member’s Bill
- Current chamber
- House
- Jurisdiction
- Federal
- Session
- 45-1