CICERO
Civic life, explained
The House is in session. So are you.
Cicero follows Parliament, provincial legislatures and city councils, and tells you — in plain language — what is being decided, who decided it, and how it touches your life.
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What's inside
Everything on the order paper, in one place.
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Bills, summarized
Every bill gets a plain-language summary and a short note on who it affects — always linked to the official text so you can read the original.
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Debates
Hansard, condensed. See what was argued in each sitting, topic by topic, and jump to the full transcript when you want every word.
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Votes
How each division went and how your own representative voted, recorded vote by recorded vote.
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Petitions
Follow official petitions to the House and get word when they cross signature milestones — or start one of your own with your neighbours.
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Your representatives
Tell Cicero where you live and it finds your MP, MPP or MNA, and city councillor — with their record, their words and a way to reach them.
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A feed, not a flood
Follow the chambers you care about. Choose instant alerts, a daily digest, a weekly one — or none at all.
Chambers followed
From Parliament Hill to city hall.
- Parliament of CanadaHouse of Commons
- OntarioLegislative Assembly
- QuébecAssemblée nationale
- TorontoCity Council
- MontréalCity Council
“Not for ourselves alone are we born.”Cicero, De Officiis
Cicero is independent and non-partisan. It isn't affiliated with any government, legislature or political party. Summaries are written with the help of AI and can make mistakes, so every one links back to the official record.