Freedom Convoy Recognition Day Act
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- Sponsor
- Tara Armstrong
- Introduced
- DECEMBER 2, 2025
- Royal assent
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- Final vote
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Legislative timeline
- 1stDec 2, 2025
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Bill overview
Bill BCM228, “Freedom Convoy Recognition Day Act”, is a British Columbia bill from session 43-1. It was introduced by Tara Armstrong (Independent, Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream).
It reached first reading on December 2, 2025. Its latest recorded status is “Introduced”.
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PLAIN-LANGUAGE SUMMARY
What you need to know
The Freedom Convoy Recognition Day Act, sponsored by Tara Armstrong, is currently at First Reading in the 43-1 session of the BC government. This bill would establish February 13th as Freedom Convoy Recognition Day in British Columbia to commemorate the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests. If passed, the day would be marked with ceremonies and educational events to acknowledge the impact of the convoy on the province and its residents.
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Key provisions
- 01This Act may be cited as the Freedom Convoy Recognition Day Act.
- 02The 29th day of January in each year is hereby declared to be Freedom Convoy Recognition Day.
- 03The Lieutenant Governor in Council may proclaim the 29th day of January in each year as Freedom Convoy Recognition Day.
- 04The proclamation may be made by proclamation published in The British Columbia Gazette.
- 05The Lieutenant Governor in Council may revoke the proclamation by proclamation published in The British Columbia Gazette.
Vote roll
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