CURRENT CANADIAN ISSUES:
There is no shortage of critical issues that need to be addressed by Canada's political leadership.
The CFP has identified pragmatic and feasible ways to deal with many current and long-term issues facing Canada. Viable solutions to more than 40 problems we are facing are clearly outlined inside this website.
The CFP acknowledges that many private and public interest sectors don't want changes that may reduce their share of Canada's wealth.
In fact, the CFP desires to ensure their security. But, we also are looking ahead and we understand that in order to accelerate growth and improve Canada, we must innovate and create new or revitalized institutions and sectors.
We must understand clearly where we are now, where we want to go and how to get there.
Below are 5 examples:
1. Family Net Worth
2. Income Tax
3. Cultural Heritage
4. New Constitution
5. Education.
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VISION for a NEW CANADA:
For more than 300 years, people have been emmigrating to Canada with a personal "VISION" for building a better life for themselves and their families. By 1867 they created a "Constitution" that enabled them to establish rules and strategies for governing this new nation.
Their immediate"STRATEGY" was to tame the wilderness and try to manage this vast country.
For the past 150 years, we have worked within their guidelines, but now it is time for us to create our own "150 Year Vision" with rules and strategies that take into account the knowledge and skills acquired since then.
Canada is hampered by many 150 year old ideas that just hold us back. The time has come to build an amazing new future for our country.
We owe it to our children, grand-children and future generations to have a look into the future they could have. Please spend as much time as possible reading, studying and analyzing the materials in this website.
We are truly our future!
SEARCH POLICIES THAT INTEREST YOU:
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PUBLIC ALERT:
FALL SESSION 2011 - CONSERVATIVES TO PASS BILLS C51-54 ON CRIME - These bills contain provisions to eliminate the need for court ordered warrants to spy on anyone and have access to all electronic communications and records. This will eliminate all former rights to home and personal privacy in Canada. Write to your MP immediately!
Global Economic Crisis
Canada is uniquely positioned to strengthen our economic status while the rest of the world restructures their playing field.
Our country needs to focus upon increasing the growth of wealth in the private sector middle classes. We need new policies from all levels of government that will expand our industries and innovation from coast to coast.
Our public sector needs to focus upon increasing it's effectiveness and productivity rather than its' size. It needs to renew its' partnership with the private sector in improving our economy and equitably sharing in our prosperity.
The global economic crisis was caused by:
1. Leveraging financial risk to the point where risk increased.
2. Diversion of cash flows from responsible debt management into personal profiteering.
3. Irresponsible expansion of public sector costs and growth in government debts.
The result of all these is not only a deprecation of social ehtics and integrity of management, but the actual technical bankruptcy of the global economy. The severity of this situation and the resultant social impact will be played out over the next five years, at least.
Canada needs to quietly restructure its' economy to become as independent and self-reliant as possible. Our governments must prepare themselves to enable Canadians to take on the building of a New Canada.
Canada needs a New Vision and a New Future.
Check out "Bob the Beaver's BLOG" for more info...http://bobthebeaver.blogspot.com
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- FAMILY NET WORTH: The CFP has strategies to increase family net worth, such as: using our RRSP's at minimal tax rates to pay down mortgage principle.
- REDUCE/ ELIMINATE INCOME TAXES: The CFP believes that taxes on a person's wages or income is a disincentive to work and improve oneself. We have many strategies to fully fund government via commercial, industrial and resource development.
- CULTURAL HERITAGE: The CFP will establish a Charter of Heitage, Values, Loyalty and Responsibility above our existing Charter of Rights . The CFP believes that rights should be earned by responsible behaviour and respect for these higher principles.
- CANADIAN CONSTITUTION The CFP recognizes that a New-Canada Constitution needs to be adopted that will enable Canada to improve and accelerate its' social, environmental, industrial , and governing processes into the next century.
- EDUCATION: The CFP will provide free education through the university level and new Internet based learning systems will be freely available for all grade levels.
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The Growth of the CFP
By 1995, Canada's political leadership had been embroilled in scandals and party bickering for years. We were drifting towards American style politics with opponent bashing and media manipulation. Voters either voted as their parents voted or voted against a party leader.
Candidate campaigns became irrelevant and parliaments became filled with party "yes-men and yes women". Democracy was replaced by partisan party alliances with the growing middle class civil services. The private sector was no longer driving or directing Canada.
It was this separation of the people from politics and government that led to the CFP founder's conviction that Canada needed a new political entity for the next century.
The next ten years required a great deal of research and analyses to identify our opportunities and their obstacles. By 2005 a path and viable vision began to emerge.
Creating and establishing a new national governing party in Canada will likely take a number of years.
This first phase involves establishing our values, principles and policies while spreading the awareness of the CFP to all corners of our great nation. To achieve this, the CFP will need your on-going support, ideas and referral to friends and acquaintances. (2010 -2015)
The second phase involves signing up members, registering with Elections Canada, forming riding associations and conducting a national convention.
As an ordinary Canadian you can help the CFP bring integrity, vision and fairness to the next generation of Canadians by becoming involved in phase one.
FREE ENTERPRISE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISM: (FEDS)
The CFP adheres to the moderate philosophical principles of:
- Free Enterprise - the operation of free markets within Canada and government protections to limit oligopolistic and monopolistic practices.
- Democratic - the public right to vote for their political representatives and to form political parties that elect representatives from their membership.
- Socialism - the belief that some government administered social programmes and income equalization programmes may be necessary to maintain equal opportunities, education, health care, infrastructure, etc. to assist the less advantaged members of society and to ensure all citizens benefit from the management of Canadian natural resources.
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GET INVOLVED A
LITTLE OR A LOT
- Read our PRINCIPLES in the CFP Constitution.
- Read KEY POLICIES that interest you.
- Send us a note to agree or disagree and add what you would like us to consider.
- Send by e-mail or social media our CFP's website link to all your associates, friends or acquaintances.
- Become a CFP volunteer in this grass roots Canadian political movement.
- Help us financially with our operating expenses. (You should know that we have freely volunteered our time to get the party designed and developed to this point.)
- Whenever anyone complains about our government, be sure to tell them to check out the Canadian Federalist Party!
TRANSPARENCY
The CFP believes that our members and adherents have a right to have access to and understand the party's long-term beliefs, values and policy directions. Use the following links to view clear statements in these many areas of Canadian governance:
1. Agriculture 2. Biotechnology 3. Cultural Sovereignty 4. Economic Sovereignty 5. Education 6. Employment 7. Environment 8. Faith/ Religion/ Values 9. Federalism & Provincialism 10. Financial Resources 11. Fiscal Management 12. Global Role 13. Health Care 14. Human Resources 15.Immigration 16. Informational Resources 17. Infrastructure 18. Intellectual Property 19. Internet 20. Justice & Fairness 21. Media 22. Monetary Management 23. Non-Renewable Resources 24. Party Constitution 25. Physical Resources 26. Renewable Resources 27. Scientific Research 28. Space Sciences
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FOUNDING OF THE CFP:
The CFP began as an essay in 1995 by the founder (Jim Reid) that addressed the growth of political opportunism and increasing lack of faith in Canada's politicians and political parties at that time. In 2005, a concerned senior level civil servant became interested in the founder's ideas and provided a rough political party outline and contributed several important papers.
By 2007, after encouragement from many politically astute Canadians, a strategy was developed regarding the formation of a viable new political party for this century. This led to the launch of this web site in 2010.
Until the timing is right, the CFP may not evolve into a full-fledged Political Party , but hopefully the values and principles of the CFP will be adopted by existing Canadian Parties. Emerging parties in other nations who want secular democracy are welcome to adopt CFP and FEDS values, principles and policies.
A foundation of the CFP is that Canadians must be able to access and understand the basic values, principles and vision of their political leaders. This can only be done in writing so that the party can be held accountable for their actions and decisions.
This website includes two main entry points to our Vision of Canada's future: "Key Policies" and "Canada's Resources".
You are invited to take the time to review these writings and contribute your ideas and perceptions.
May "God keep our land strong and free!"
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