Policies
The Economy
1. National Debt
Federal debt has surpassed 1.2 Trillion dollars, and in the 2024 fiscal year combined federal-provincial interest payments were over 81 billion dollars, roughly the same spent on K-12 Education.
Since 2015 the debt has nearly doubled from 612 billion, and as the debt continues to spiral out of control Canadian taxpayers will be forced to pay the costs of mismanagement as billions which otherwise could benefit us is thrown away.
OUR PROMISE: We will stop federal deficit spending, work to increase federal revenues by driving investment into Canada, and use new revenue streams from our other policies to pay down the debt significantly, thereafter using these freed up interest payments to reinvest into Canada, and Canadians.
2. Nationalization of key sectors
It is not in the public interest for certain industries to be privatized. We will nationalize industries of national importance such as oil, natural gas, and toll highways like Ontario’s 407. By nationalizing these sectors the Federal government could use profits like the 63 billion in the oil and natural gas industry in 2022 alone to invest into Canada.
3. Corporatism & Unions
By creating a new government department we would introduce a new corporatist (derived from the Latin, Corpus, meaning “Body”) system to streamline collective bargaining and worker-employee labour agreements. Groups representing different sectors would be invited to partake in quarterly discussions regarding issues in their industries, and work with Government mediators to come to collective agreements and prevent costly striking measures.
4. Nuclear Energy
Nuclear Energy is the safest and cleanest form of efficient energy that is currently available in the world. We will invest into Nuclear energy research, and the construction of new Nuclear reactors to provide Canada with more affordable energy.
5. Home Ownership
Home ownership should not be a dream that is out of reach for most Canadians, which it sadly has become in recent memory.
We will:
Invest heavily into sustainable lumber industries to reduce home building costs.
Build 250,000 houses across Canada which will then be offered as rent-to-own properties with zero downpayment required to Canadian families with two or more children.
6. Promote Made in Canada Products
In an ever globalized world we are quick to forget the risks of reliance upon foreign resources and goods in the event of market disruption, but with an abundance of natural resources available at home we can subsidize the creation of new manufacturing to incentivize Made-In-Canada products and bring Canadian products to the world.
7. Offer a stipend to encourage doctors & nurses to remain in Canada
The shortage of licensed doctors and nurses in Canada is a national tragedy which must be revolved through decisive action. In a multifaceted approach we propose:
Opening more residency positions for Canadians who studied abroad in accredited schools.
Offer a stipend for Doctors and Nurses to encourage them to remain in Canada.
Work with the provinces to open more medical schools in Canada.
8. Offer significant tax breaks to major companies moving their business to Canada
By offering a large tax break for their first year of business, we can persuade major companies to expand their businesses to Canada when otherwise it may be financially unappeasing. During the first year in business communities will benefit with more job opportunities, and in their subsequent years in business we will enjoy increased tax earnings which otherwise would have never been available to us.
9. Create a government department to offer investment in new business startups in exchange for equity
By bridging the funding gap which otherwise could let good ideas never see the light of day we will promote entrepreneurship and offer resources and mentorship to new businesses that opt in to the program to give them a higher chance of success. By reimagining the startup process we can help foster a nation of entrepreneurs, and Canadians will benefit from the federal government making profitable exits from successful startups.
10. Cap bank NSF fees at $5
Banking NSF fees are a tax on poor Canadians. We will enact law that caps excessive banking fees such as the NSF fee to $5.
Education & Culture
1. Declare education to be a crisis & impliment a federally mandated highschool cirriculum
2. Require food/nutrition class in high school
3. Optional employment in lieu of volunteer hours in high school
4. Create a national scouts program
5. Require personal finance class in high school
6. Reduce tuition for education in critical sectors
7. Implement a cap on foreign students as 20% of total enrollment
8. Introduce stricter english language requirements for immigrants & international students
9. Tax credit for gym/fitness club memberships
Government Reform
1. Reduce Member of Parliament Salaries
2. Enact a fixed pension for all Members of Parliament regardless of tenure
3. Abolish the Senate
4. Increase Federal terms to 5 years
5. Ban corporate lobbying
Social Issues
1. Work with the provinces to change Social Service payments to direct-to-landlord for rental payments, with the remainder loaded on non-cash withdrawable debit cards to stop the purchase of drugs and prevent fraud
2. Offer free, practical use French language courses for Canadian citizens
3. Create a taskforce to investigate the rise of mental health problems
4. Increase funding of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research to support new medical developments
5. Increase oil production while offering grants for the study of carbon capture technology
6. Repeal the Liberal gun ban
