Economy & Labour

The Canadian economy has a surplus of workers due to the immigration policies of past Governments. A reduction of workers will drive demand for Canadian workers and drive wage increases. We will not borrow monies putting future generations in debt to fund jobs for the past governments irresponsible immigration scheme.

We will reduce Canada's population by 250,000 to 500,000 per year and the immediate return to their homes of 1,000,000 persons living in Canada with no legal status. This will continue until we see real wage growth and job demand for Canadian workers.

We will ensure there is part-time and summer work available for our youth. This has long been a tradition for Canadian youth giving them valuable work experience and personal independence.

We will cultivate investments and growth in new businesses such as AI, data centres, and robotics. Canada must not be left behind nor rely on any foreign country to supply foundational technologies which may affect our National interest.

Our government must do its fundamental duty in the upkeep of our roads, highways, bridges, public institutions and infrastructure needed for a strong economy.

We will ensure federal, provincial, and municipal governments reduce bloated salaries and bureaucratic positions.

The old way of federal, provincial and municipal leaders and workers doing unproductive work must come to an end. We will ensure all government positions require the benefit of Canadians or face elimination.

The current and past governments have degraded our labour laws and reduced the standard of living and buying power of many Canadians. Canadian businesses have long ignored and manipulated our labour laws including foreign owned businesses using tactics of cash payments and other methods subverting our labour laws. New regulation must be put in place so our Laws have equitable punishments to ensure protection of our workers.

Canadian banks have benefited enormously from immigration which has destabilized our housing market while being guaranteed by the Canadian government. Canadian banks must be based on a bedrock of strong lending practices in a stable domestic banking sector.