CITIZENS ENGAGEMENT & PARTICIPATION

We need real change in Ottawa. Special interests and lobbyists have gained far too much power over our political system, leaving millions voiceless 

Canadian families work hard to balance their checkbooks and live within  their means.  Unless we  drastically change Ottawa’s spending habits

The right to education is a human right and indispensable for the exercise of other human rights. Quality education is one of the most powerful tools 

Central to our economic agenda is a commitment to revive jobs and industry here in the Canada post Covid-19.  We also believe in cutting taxes 

Government regulations have largely been responsible for the high costs associated with health care.  We want to roll back regulations and red tape

 Our military personnel must remain the best equipped, trained, and  sophisticated soldiers in the world, and, in a rapidly changing world  

 Immigrants have undeniably made great contributions to our country, but  any national immigration policy must put the interests Canadian citizens first

Decades of excessive government regulations and lobbying have cost us  tens of billions of dollars, diminished the production of Canadian energy

The central challenge of Canadian foreign policy has been trying to square the public’s strong commitment to abstract principles like democracy 

 The family is the bedrock of our nation. When Canadian families flourish, so too does our country. Family is important because it provides love and support 

Investment in science, technology and innovation (STI) is essential for  economic development, social progress, Research and development  (R&D) 

 A new study by the McDonald-Laurier Institute (MLI) shows that 90 per  cent of experts believe Canada should co-operate with the United States