In the Nur decision, the Supreme Court struck down the two MMPs for section 95, so there are no MMPs, currently.
To go back to an earlier question that was posed, there is constitutional jurisprudence on the other offences listed, with varying results. In some cases, provisions were upheld by the courts. In other cases, they were found unconstitutional. In terms of section 85, there have been appellate decisions where the MMPs were upheld. I should caution, though, that those decisions occurred before the Supreme Court's decision in Nur and its subsequent decision in Lloyd, which adjusted the interpretation of section 12 and constitutional jurisprudence.
On section 99 on weapons trafficking, there have been cases where it has been struck down as unconstitutional, as with section 100, Quebec Court of Appeal in 2019, and section 103, Quebec Court of Appeal in 2019. None of those cases went to the Supreme Court of Canada, but there is jurisprudence, as described.