It is no longer possible to ignore the reality that many Canadians are suffering from the harm caused directly by the policies of all levels of government.

Governments are not listening to the concerns of Canadians. They are failing to deal with the pain that many Canadians feel as a result of the collapse of political, economic and social traditions and values.

Our Call to Action

In order to stabilize our economic and social decline Canadians need to come together to press our elected representatives at all levels to endorse the Statement of Principles – “The Rights of All Persons and the Duties of Government.”

• Call To Action: All government institutions and all elected representatives must:
  • endorse the Statement of Principles, and
  • commit to rebuilding trust, being accountable and governing in an ethical way.

Without a firm commitment to those principles, actions will continue to be taken by those who hold public offices that will abuse the immense powers of government for the purpose of imposing laws, regulations, policies, programs and actions that are not compatible with the unalienable rights of all persons and with the duties of government.

• Call To Action: Governments at all levels must provide frequent detailed reports to Canadians on the state of government finances, on the forecasts for government spending and of the state of the economy.

It is only on the basis of honest and timely reports on such matters that Canadians can effectively contribute to setting an economic direction that will secure our future and ensure the long-term availability of goods and services that Canadians require.

• Call To Action: The size, purpose and impact of all government activities must be reported to the public on an annual basis and all proposed additions to government activities must be detailed to the public before they are implemented.

Government activities now consume over 40% of Canada’s GDP – and the percentage is growing at a dangerous rate. In the last 12 months over 52% of the jobs that were created were government jobs that consume wealth rather than produce it. Such a course is not sustainable, because it would be necessary to tax away 100% of the income of those who work in non-government jobs to pay the salaries of government workers.

• Call To Action: Canada’s economy Inflation, interest rates and the country’s economy has made housing, food and energy unaffordable to Canadians. (X click) has suffered as a result of the obsessive focus on ideologically-driven policies that have been imposed without considering the broader impacts on the sectors of the economy that generate the wealth that is essential for the prosperity of Canadians and for funding essential government services. Members of the public must have a means of bringing such actions by government to an end.

Government actions must focus on protecting the rights of Canadians, and must avoid actions that divide Canadians on ideological grounds that, for example:

• restrict free speech and debate,
• block actions that do not harm the rights of others,
• impose controls that arbitrarily eliminate jobs,
• impose costs that make life unaffordable, or
• confiscate wealth and property that has been justly acquired.
• Call To Action: Politicians and public servants and lobby groups and consultants are increasingly seen to be abusing the powers of public offices or their privileged access to government to fill their own pockets and the pockets of their friends.

Steps must be taken to stop such insider dealings – as well as the tendency of those who control our institutions of government to abuse the powers of government, their control of Parliament and their ability to influence prosecutors and the courts to hide those violations from the public. Procedures must change so that those who abuse the powers of public office are be brought to account when they use the powers of public offices for their own purposes and to cover up for all such breaches of public trust.

• Call To Action: An effective anti-corruption mechanism is needed to expose and punish corruption inside the bureaucracy, as well as, by companies and all special interests groups.

Migration is a cornerstone of our heritage but failed policies have led to a rate of growth that has created immense strains on housing, that has overloaded schools and healthcare systems, that has added immense costs to government and that has overwhelmed the ability of government to meet the needs of Canadians. Over 50% of some migrant communities are still dependent on full government support 5 years after they arrive in Canada and the average support that is currently paid for each asylum seeker is over $80,000 per year – not including the cost of social, schooling and medical services.

• Call to Action: A pause in uncontrolled mass immigration is required until existing migrants have been processed and placed and services to Canadians are restored

Uncontrolled activities that infringe on the safety and security of Canadians have resulted in the creation of many places where our citizens do not feel safe in our country, in our towns and in our cities. Such activities have created threats to our children, to our lives and to our way of living. The authorities must regain control so that the rights of all persons are reclaimed.

• Call To Action: Steps must be taken to deal with criminal activity, terrorist groups, violent ideological protests and the use of illegal drugs that have overwhelmed the capacity of our police and our courts.

Many families are experiencing difficulty paying for housing, food and energy – so much so that record numbers are relying on charity and food banks. A priority must be placed on creating an environment in which there will be a substantial growth in wealth-producing jobs, in restraining the growth of unearned wealth and in the type of support that will lead to greater self-reliance.

• Call to Action: The cost of living has spiraled due to government policies. Individuals and, particularly families, are threatened by rising costs of living and reduced employment prospects. The safety and protection of all members of our society must be restored as a top priority of our government institutions.

The threats posed to our country and to the principles upon which it is founded are becoming more evident every day – as our culture of freedom and real and equal justice is being undermined by international actors, foreign governments and globalist corporations who are determined to impose their values and agendas on us all. If faith in the promise of our country is to be restored, our security institutions must have the power to deal with the threats that are increasingly posed against our nation – and against the principles that gave us what we have and that justified the hope for our future.

• Call To Action: The country’s security agencies must be given the mandate to investigate and prosecute known threats to our sovereignty without fear of political interference.

Citizens from all walks and stages of life are aware something is terribly wrong.

What can be done?

It is only by uniting in a focused way and in taking action to restore the core principles upon which Canada was founded that Canadians can revive our great country and bring back the promise of a prosperous, free and just future.