COMMON SENSE POLICIES

THAT PUT CANADIANS FIRST

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THE PEOPLE'S PARTY STANDS FOR
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INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM

We believe in preserving and guarding Canadians' ability to exercise their freedom of conscience and speech. This is central to our way of life, and is defined within our Charter.

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FAIRNESS

We believe in ensuring all Canadians have opportunities to become successful and contribute. We are against preferencing certain identity groups over others.

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PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY

Just as individuals must work hard, and make responsible decisions with effort and finances, government must live within its means and ensure prudent fiscal management.

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RESPECT

Our party will work to honour the service of the Canadian Armed Forces members, and support veterans.​

OUR PARTY

THE PEOPLE'S PARTY OF CANADA

The People’s Party of Canada brings together common sense, populism, classical conservatism, and libertarianism to create solutions adapted for the challenges of the 21st century. Our beliefs are succinctly summarized in our four founding principles: Freedom, Responsibility, Fairness and Respect. These principles guide and inform the policies of the People’s Party.

Our mission is to offer Canadians a real principled alternative to the corrupt establishment parties, which rely on pandering and vote-buying schemes to further their interests and those of lobbyists, rather than those of the people.

We envision a bright future where the government puts Canadians first, instead of trying to please other countries and global organizations. Where politicians and bureaucrats get out of your way rather than trying to control the economy and every aspect of your life. Where our country is united in pursuit of common goals instead of being divided by identity politics.

We want to make Canada a place where you and your family can thrive instead of just getting by, and achieve your dreams, no matter how big or small they are.

We invite you to check out our platform and become a member. Join us, and together we can make Canada a freer and more prosperous country we are proud to call home!

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Note about recent accusations on Reddit involving Michelle Lindsay

On March 31st, some accusations appeared on Reddit r/halifax, about an interaction between a homeowner and a lady in a red Subaru Crosstrek.  The story mentioned a woman entering a Liberal supporter’s driveway in a vehicle in Eastern Passage, taking photos of Liberal signs, and then spitting at or near the homeowner.

The claims that this was PPC candidate Michelle Lindsay are
completely baseless and fabricated. Michelle was no where near Eastern Passage at any time Sunday 30th or Monday 31st, nor has she yet campaigned or delivered signs in this area. Furthermore, she does not drive a Subaru Crosstek nor any Subaru vehicle. Also, no one from her campaign was driving there recently. Her campaign has heard nothing from Halifax Police, so the claim of “the police are aware and have been able to corroborate with it being her” is apparently false, and not founded on any fact or evidence. There is no “police report”, because any such investigation would involve police reaching out to Michelle’s campaign. Michelle is a respected member of the community, and has always been respectful of others’  differing political perspectives.

Its possible some woman in a red Subaru was involved in some interaction in Eastern Passage, but it was not Michelle Lindsay.

We also reached out the local returning officer for Dartmouth-Cole Harbour of Elections Canada, and no such report was provided to them.

These are fabricated, ridiculous, and defamatory claims by someone wanting to hurt someone else’s reputation. On platforms such as Reddit, it is very easy to post essentially any claim about someone else anonymously. During Federal Elections, it is important for voters to respect one another’s views and perspectives on how to improve and govern Canada. Voters should also appreciate and respect various candidates’ decisions to run for office, and participate in our democratic process, and realize it is a very difficult task.