Historic Day in Politics - New Brunswick - Libertarian Party is Registered with Elections NB - Keith Tays Leader

 

Leader is Mr. Keith Tays.

Orange Crush... Nannystate Do-gooder Peeps... for Nova Scotia Canada with Gary "Feels Good" Burrill

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Canadian Nationalist Party - Facebook Updates - Travis Patron, leader/founder

 

Canadian Nationalist Party

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The Government Of Canada is planning on rolling out COVID-19 vaccination beginning this month. Learn more with our intelligence report: www.nationalist.ca/?p=14731

CNP Saskatchewan March 23 2019

Trav Patron, leader http://nationalist.ca
Canadian Nationalist Party - CNP - new Federal party

MadMax - People's Party of Canada - new federal leader Maxime Bernier

"The UN is a useless joke. Justin Trudeau keeps wasting Canadian taxpayers money abroad trying to get his seat at the UN Security Council. Instead, we should reassert our sovereignty and stop pretending that this corrupt international bureaucracy has any credibility." - Maxime Bernier, PPC

Maxime writes... "What is the real purpose of carbon taxes? Is it about the climate or just about raising $? 
It’s interesting that six years ago, the UN was calling for a $25/tonne tax on emissions in rich countries to fund wasteful “development” programs in poor ones. "
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À quoi servent vraiment les taxes sur le carbone? Ça a rapport au climat ou c'est juste pour prélever plus d’argent? Intéressant de noter qu’il y a 6 ans, l’ONU proposait une taxe de 25$/tonne sur les GES dans les pays riches pour financer l’aide au «développement». 

Source: http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/news/policy/wess2012.html

Leader Tim Moen - Libertarian Party of Canada email message September 21, 2018

Dear X,

Over the past few weeks, there have been many reports of talks between myself and Maxime Bernier to merge the Libertarian Party of Canada and the People’s Party of Canada. As a result, speculation has filled our social media pages and left our membership feeling like they have been shut out of the conversation. Today, I would like to address these concerns.

I want to assure our members that there are no backroom deals in the works between Maxime and myself. While we have spoken over the phone a few times since Maxime left the Conservative party, we have not made any decisions on our own. Interest from both parties to consider joining together changes day-to-day. If it is still on the table next week, the LPoC board will be meeting September 30th to discuss options and possible outcomes for both parties.

The benefit of a merger for Maxime is that he can issue tax receipts immediately and raise funds. Right now he may be 6 months away from being able to do that. The benefit to us is that it raises our profile, gives us a bigger platform to preach from, and gives us a leader that has the time/resources/profile to lead effectively. There are obviously risks as well. These risks could be mitigated by protecting the name “Libertarian Party of Canada” and having a new party ready to launch should the PPC prove to be a dud.

If we get to a point where joining both parties becomes a real possibility, a clearly stated motion will be presented to voting members, and we will follow Article 9 Section 3 of our constitution (https://www.libertarian.ca/constitution). You will notice that this type of constitutional amendment would NOT allow a change in The Statement of Principles or The Statement of Policies. So despite the spin from Bernier's people, a merge from my perspective would mean a libertarian takeover of the PPC. It’s our party, our principles, our policies even if we change the name and the leader.

In the event of a vote, I would like to remind members to make sure their contact information is up to date in our database. You can send any changes through the Contact Us link on the website (https://www.libertarian.ca/contact_us).

I understand the frustration many of you have felt over the past few weeks. I have felt those same frustrations, and would like to move forward as soon as possible. We are only about a year away from the next election, and I would like to focus our energy on the things that will help spread our message of liberty. I will be sticking with the LPoC regardless of whether our members vote to change our name to “the PPC” and replace me with Max or whether our members choose to stay the course. We need to be a united team to mobilize and prepare for the next twelve months of hard work ahead of us. I hope my message today puts to rest at least some of your concerns, and assures you that I only have the best interests of the Libertarian Party of Canada at heart.

Tim Moen
Leader
Libertarian Party of Canada
http://www.libertarian.ca/