to the Beaver Party of Canada

Children’s Act: Created to allow forced removal (breaking a car window) of pets or children from unattended vehicles and the pets be placed for check-up at a local veterinarian office or animal shelter and all children are interviewed by clinic or hospital staff and health assessed and local Children and Family Services are notified for follow-up with an in-house interview, assessment, review of services available, or action for the protection of the children if deemed serious. Children in Canada must be entitled to Canadian Residency if they so wish regardless of their citizenship or lack thereof. Create a new Act for the rights of children living in Canada and fast-track dreamers to Canadian citizenship (Cost: $1-million).  

Children’s Education: During their school time, college and university options must be open to any children with employment in the community can be sought after with local transportation (monthly transit pass), meals, and accommodations arranged and pre-paid by their foster care services. This includes medical, dental, and the optometrist. 

Daycare: Publicly subsidized daycare and early-childhood education will be available to any parent regardless of their financials. Parents have the legal right to a place for any child over the age of one for 50-hours per week. 24/7 day-care centres will focus on play with reading and writing in both English and French. Formal tuition starts at age five for all Canadian children and residents of Canada. All children, whatever their background, are steeped in the country’s official languages, culture and values early enough to shape them for life. Extreme support for children 0-5 equals better health, less poverty, less crime. Our $2.00 per child per hour daycare and food program mandated available at all public and private schools.

Education: Upon graduation, young adults need a transition time to facilitate their travel and accommodations at either college, university, or for employment in their destination community. Parents may set reasonable curfews for children in their care enforceable by the police and Child Services. 

Federal Checks and Balances: To ensure all children’s rights are enhanced and protected. Any child removed from a family investigated and reviewed by a court justice if the child is not put into a biological family members care forthwith. Kidnapping charges leveled for abuse of this process on any and all members of Child Services involved.

Federal Guardianship Oversight: To address any Abuse of Power we will start by fixing the hours charged to be 24-hours maximum and capping all fees charged at the inflation rate or 3% gross on what the client has, whichever is less. Clients without funds, the Guardians will not be allowed to charge. Those placed under Guardianship by force or appearance of threats and the decision has been reversed by the courts, will have all fees reimbursed at 3x the full amount charged. No Guardian may take any financial funds, charge any fees, nor liquidate any assets, until an in-person hearing by a judge has all parties being affected by the new Guardianship. Checks and balances will ensure more honesty and transparency by the courts ability to step in to address health care, living accommodations, reimbursements, reversals and fines levied onto the Guardian paid forthwith to those in their care, and federal criminal charges for Abuse of Power if any Guardian is not acting as a fiduciary for their client with the court ordering a temporary Guardian for the previous Guardian until their criminal case is dealt with.    

Federal Inspection Investigator: Will review and have the power to shut down clinics that do not comply with notices to comply or have un-licensed and practicing doctors on staff with the power to enforce corrective changes. Find options to create incentives for both parties to help carry-to-term. It may include both parties being involved and including if one party wishes not to keep the child not impeding the other party from raising their child as a single parent regardless of their financials. Those without proper credentials will be dealt harsher by law. Those posing as doctors or nurses without credentials will be charged and will face federal sentence(s) up to and including a Life Sentence, if convicted.  

Food Waste: Finding better ways to manage this for all communities. Review and federal approval for community food re-purposing restaurants, past best before date eateries, local church/school kitchens, and free food drop-off and pick-up re-use centres or warehouses that are locally community sponsored.  

Foster Care Providers and Government Providers: Ensure children in their care are attending school until they have obtained at least a high school graduate diploma (grade 12) and life skills training. They will also have the same rights as parents/guardians of the children under their care, for inspection and cleaning a child’s room and authorized to remove dangerous or contraband/illegal items and they are safely stored and put in trust until they leave care as any parent would with their own child. At age-18, children in-care will receive child subsidies checks directly until age-25.  

Foster Care Providers: Mandated to expedite family reunification if any child so wishes and arrangements must be made so all siblings are re-connected and remain closely connected. To receive federal funding, societies must attain a minimum 25% adoption rate for children in their care. Once a bed space is assigned, it cannot be given to another for the child must always know they always have a go-to place to find refuge in their time of need. Foster Care Providers will maintain communication with the child in their care as a new guide and mentor.

Foster Care Services: Mandated and actually be held responsible for the care and well-being for all children in their care and they must obtain medical certificates and treatment from services for every fiscal year while in foster care: Eye examination, Ear examination, Dental (treatment forthwith), Immunization, Psychological and Physician with physical. Any special needs costs covered in-care and until age-25 (Cost: $1-million). 

Gross National Happiness Index (GNHI): Change in metrics to allow government to build policies that better focus on the holistic needs of its citizens. GNHI must include employment and trade, access to art and culture, work-life balance and environmental health.  

Group Homes: Mandatory arranged for all children until age twenty-five (25) and this will not include placement nor staying at hotels. Children must all be supervised by an approved foster care provider while in care and under protection. 

Income Inequality and Poverty: Adopt the following indicators, targets, and timelines as our National Poverty Strategy:

Reduce Canada’s poverty rate by 25% in four years, and by 75% within a decade with a federal minimum wage of $20.00 per hour (Cost: $468-million) and immediate GST double rebate (Cost: $4.5-billion);

Ensure the poverty rate for children under-19, lone-parent households, all single seniors, Indigenous people, people with disabilities, recent immigrants, and racialized people also declines by 25% in five years, and by 75% in 10 years, in recognition that poverty is concentrated within these populations;

Incorporate the homeless into the refugee program forthwith, and all voluntary relocation to small towns and communities that requested an increase population with relocation and assistance with the same services and materials offered to refugees; 

Federal Bank Loans and adequate Insurances for “tiny homes”, houses under 400 square feet, for anyone with upgraded municipality guidelines for the accommodation of mini-lots for small villages of tiny homes similar to gravesites with 5% of all residential land reserved for green multiple tiny-lots with a 3% cap on all property tax increases;   

In two years, ensure every able working person in Canada has an income that reaches at least 75% of the poverty line;

In two years, ensure there is sufficient emergency shelters including National Domestic Violence Shelters (incorporate all into the Welcome Home Relocation Program), so no one has to sleep outside or in fear, and within 10-years ensure there is sufficient stock of quality, supported and affordable housing for all Canadians with rental displacement protection;

Reduce the number of Canadians who report both hunger and food insecurity by half within two (2) years with 7-day food programs (all with no food colourings) and 24/7 day-care at all schools;

Establish a legal framework by which the federal government will provide leadership on poverty and inequality issues, with our plan to eradicate poverty;

Work collaboratively with the provinces, territories and Indigenous organizations to renew and extend the Canada Social Transfer; and

Introduce a new federal transfer payment to the provinces, tied to helping them achieve their poverty-reduction goals as recommended in the 2010 report of the House Standing Committee on Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities. 

Jobs of the Future: Increase jobs and program opportunities for those pre-adults with school trade fairs with our Jobs of the Future Program. This will include federal paid internships, job training programs, and job fairs in collaboration with all provinces and territories (Cost: $130-million). 

Lottery: Legalize single-event sports betting. Moratorium on all winning lottery tickets that are held by prisoners while they are detained plus 30-days past their Warrant Expiry or 30-days past the date their lottery tickets are eventually returned to them by Crown or the police. Many unclaimed and winning lottery tickets expire because the owner is detained. 

Medical Assisted Death: Allow and permit the use of advanced requests: written instructions for medically assisted death must be implemented whether or not the person is able to consent. Option of drafting an advanced request would remain in force for twelve (12) months. No longer will Assisted Death must be reasonable foreseeable in order to qualify.

Minimum Age Reform: Driving (Canada age-15), Sex (France at age-15), Marriage (Canada age-18), Voting (Canada age-15), Cannabis (Canada age-18), Cigarettes (Canada age-18), and “vape” (Canada age-18), lottery (Canada age-18), with fifteen (15) as new Canadian age of majority for everything versus mixed ages of sixteen (16) and eighteen (18), (Jobs of the Future Cost: $130-milion). 

Marriage set at the national age of eighteen (18) and one must have a high school diploma with proof of their provincial or territorial recognized Grade-12 graduate high-school diploma enforced across Canada for all provinces and territories. Children under age eighteen, may not be taken to another country and married or their parents will face criminal charges as if the underage marriage occurred in Canada. 

Children must not be allowed, persuaded or forced to be married before being allowed the opportunity to complete their high-school education. Dreams will become an option and actual reality for all our children if they wish and dream to be in any profession. Example: C.C.C. s. 273.3(1) the age of fourteen increased to eighteen. 

Voting decreased to age-15 to encourage the study of politics in schools and allow parents and their guardians the chance to assist their children in guidance through the voting process. The reason for this decrease in the minimum adult age from age-19, is that students used to graduate from Grade-13 at age-19. But provincial and territory governments decreased their requirements for high-school graduation to the Grade-12 level and have eliminated Grade-13, therefore age eighteen (18) is the new average age of students leaving for post-secondary education. These young people must be legally entitled to drink, smoke, and buy lottery tickets when they graduate. The fact is, they must be entitled to what is available in the everyday community when they leave home and attend post-secondary education and this is now occurring at age eighteen (18). 

Currently, young adults are exploring their sexuality at a younger age and graduating earlier. These persons and their partners must not be criminally punished for it, so a decrease in the age of sexual consent to fifteen (15) across Canada. More funding resources put towards abstaining from sex until marriage and courses highlighting sexual consent and responsibilities. 

Minister of Families, Children, and Social Development and Minister of Justice: Ensure all child care records are to be unsealed forthwith and full unaltered digital copies available for any child, regardless of their age and in all provinces and territories and provided within 30-days of a request. 

National Alert System: To prevent at-risk children from disappearing when their families relocate to different jurisdictions (other provinces).

National Child Benefit Supplement (NCBS): Extended to age-25. At age-15, all young adults will start to receive the National Child Benefit Supplement (NCBS), and it will not be taxable. This will help with further educational school supplies and increase the standard of living for all new students (Cost: $3.1-billion). 

National Seniors Strategy:

Pension Protection: Give corporate pension members’ super-priority status in event the company becomes bankrupt.

Pension Reform Legislation: Financial incentives (tax break) to firms that make their employees shareholders in the company as part of their pension arrangement.

Eliminate mandatory RRIF withdrawals: change tax law so Canadians no longer have to start withdrawing from their RRIF’s at age-71.

Elder Abuse Awareness Campaign: Establish a 1-800 number to report and track elder abuse and connect older Canadians to services and supports.

Financial Support for Caregivers: Make a Canadian Caregiver Tax Credit a refundable tax credit available to all, regardless of whether they’re employed or not to ensure all caregivers are treated equally.

National Pharmacare Program: Adopt and implement a comprehensive drug plan that includes adult vaccines and life-saving treatments available in Canada.

Paid Leave: A new six (6)-week-per-year paid leave will be initiated across Canada for all workers. This increase from two (2) weeks paid leave will increase the happiness factor of working in Canada. The lower business tax rate will assist businesses with the new leave requirements. Leave will be capped at twelve (12) weeks maximum and may not be accumulated by an employee for more before being used as time off work. 

Parental Leave: The Beaver Party recognizes that, in addition to child care, families require well-paid parental leave. A better-paid, more inclusive, flexible parental leave benefit program, including earmarked paternity leave, developed and put into practice in the near future. This will include five (5) days paid leave per year for all workers to take without penalty in half-day increments if and when they so require. Budgeting also for 24-week parental leave for partner after care for C-sections and all adoptions at 12-weeks per parent. For employers, this will be in added increments and started on day one of employment at 4-weeks per year employed and additional 4-weeks leave until reaching 24-weeks maximum cap. Regardless of the amount of children one has during employment. This will be at full-time wages.

Parental Leave Termination: Will result in a full maximum being paid forthwith of 36-weeks’ salary at full-time wages even if the company or organization closes. Automatic full payback of any and all Retirement Savings Funds with interest.  

Parental Leave for Personal Support Worker: Flexible 24-weeks for a Personal Support Worker (sibling, grandparent, cousin, LGBTQ2) an alternative option for any working partner as a parent for a newborn considered to fall under persons with a disability for the first 24-weeks. 

Parents & Caretakers: Held responsible for the welfare of children until the age of twenty-five (25) or marriage and will ensure they all have graduated high-school as a minimum educational standard. Teenagers do not need stress when trying to graduate high-school and post-secondary school. They require safety and security knowing where their next meal and bed is while attending school full-time. 

Poverty-Reduction Targets: This innovative transfer worth $2-billion in both the first and second years, over and above the costs with the federal measures outlines below. This is specifically designed to help provinces and territories to meet clear poverty-reduction targets, National Poverty Strategy, and assist in the redistribution of raised carbon tax dollars:

Provide adequate and accessible income supports;

Legislate an Act to reinstate minimum national standards for provincial income assistance (to ensure welfare is accessible and adequate);

Immediately double the refundable GST credit and lengthen the phase out to include more families and eliminate the GST at Zero National Debt (Cost: $4.5-billion a year);

Cancel pension income-splitting among seniors, and redirect this money to enhancement to the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS);

Rather than directing $2.3-billion towards an enhanced Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB), $1.9-billion towards income-splitting for families with children under 18, and a further $65-million to increase the child care deductions, the Beaver Party will double the National Child Benefit Supplement (NCBS) as tax free in order to reduce child poverty by 26% (Cost: $3.1-billion a year);

Beaver Party will cancel the existing UCCB, saving $3.4-billion a year;

Improve the earnings and working conditions of those in the low-wage workforce with our Employment Standards Act (ESA); 

Re-establish forthwith a federal minimum wage covering all workers (including CCRR, CORCAN-CSC) under federal jurisdiction at $20 an hour and index it to inflation;

Commit federal government contracts go only to Living Wage employers;

Revise Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) so migrant workers can seek and obtain landed-immigrant status without nomination by employers, VISA cannot be revoked by the employer nor the worker be threatened nor sent home by the employer, those returning home interviewed to review their experience working in Canada and wages actually received at that time, assure all those who go to Canada for employment are granted full labour rights and protections upon arrival and cannot be deported once here unless they have convicted a criminal offence;

Implement an accreditation program for all recruiters of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) with random inspections of housing, pay, and working conditions in Canada with the power to order corrective changes and ability to grant forthwith full Canadian Residency to those that appear being abused by this program; 

Tackle homelessness and ensure the addition of affordable housing stock by offering all homeless persons the opportunity to enter the Emergency Child, Immigration, and Refugee relocation program with guaranteed shelter, identifications, immunizations, tablet, and relocated in Canada with a $2,500 loan check (1-year complimentary interest and then interested at a 10% flat rate) and given first choice at a variety of job opportunities: Opening this program first to address all our current Canadian homeless will alleviate the 35,000 estimated homeless people living across Canada, and will help the military and immigration services able to streamline all their services including identification, security services, and 5-hour mandated procedures with immigration prior to arrivals of any foreign refugees into Canada. Working with organizations like Push For Change; 

Provide universal publicly funded child care, increasing the number of regulated spaces and capping fees; and

Provide support for training and education, by initiating a Green Infrastructure and Jobs plan, with a special focus on apprenticeships for economically marginalized populations. 

Pro-Choice: Understanding there is a Day-after-pill while promoting preventative measures and giving mothers alternative options other than abortions must be performed at a last resort within the first month of pregnancy. Giving women the choice to abort only if pregnancy results from rape and not criminally holding the doctor responsible which is liable for performing an early abortion (within 30-days) and covered by Health Care.   

Hospitals and Clinics need trained forensic nurses able to use rape kits, supply results to victims, and can offer these exams in a standardized kit (taking fluid samples, swabs, and photographs). Advertise options for all women on television and on social media-internet about families wanting children to adopt and requirements for abortions. All medical plans will now cover the costs of all forms of birth control approved by Health Canada and they will not require the consent of their primary caregiver if underage. Effective birth control to at-risk teens, avoid legal murk and save taxpayers money at the same time. Clinics, schools, family planning clinics, and hospitals will not charge for IUDs – Intrauterine devices nor require a parents consent. 

Why did the crime rate drop? 

This is a tough question but it boils down to unwantedness which leads to high crime, abortion leads to fewer unwantedness, therefore abortion leads to less crime. Legalized abortions has resulted in a drop in crime. Abortion pills including the “Day after pill” available issued by doctors, nurses, and pharmacists at pharmacies over the counter without a parents consent.

The fact is, those likely to seek abortions are poor, single, teenage mothers and prostitutes, were the women to whom children if born, have been shown most likely to become criminals. But since these children weren’t born, crime began to decrease during the years they would have entered their criminal prime. 

Pro-Life: Strengthening and supporting Pro-life Legislation and Human Rights to pre-born human beings by legislating the killing of an unborn child is a criminal offence after the first trimester. Provide for a charge of Child Abuse in the Criminal Code if a baby dies or is injured in the second or third trimester in utero as a result of a violent crime against the mother. 

Federal funding for birthing clinics and 24-hour services to support all single parents. Strive to ensure all hospitals and clinics are equipped with an Angel Hampers to allow leaving newborns and legislation is amended not to penalize the parent.

Reconciliation Mandate: Restructure adoptions, services for children, and Welfare that keeps the biological parents in the lives of their child even when they are not able to raise or care for them until such a time as they can contribute to their child(s) well-being and open all sealed records across Canada. Any person or organizing not complying with full disclosure in contempt and charged forthwith by Crown. Unseal all children and adoption records for biological parents and children. 

Reducing Inequality: the Beaver Party’s comprehensive strategy to tackle the growing inequality gap in Canada is based on a six-point plan:

Halt and reverse Canada’s drift towards an economy based primarily on resource extraction and a low-paid service sector by establishing an industrial policy that emphasizes the creation of value-added jobs in the primary sector of the economy, rebuilds manufacturing capacity with well-paid jobs, and invests in research and development to accelerate energy-efficient production and use of sustainable energy sources;

Enhance the infrastructure and public services upon which most Canadians rely (child care, education, housing, transit, etc.), thereby stretching paycheques and improving the purchasing power of the broad middle class;

Rebalance the bargaining relationship between capital and labour through measures that support collective bargaining, amend laws to allow the opportunity of including harassment in bargaining, enforce and enhance the employment standards of vulnerable workers, and limit the use of temporary foreign workers;

Prioritize improvements in the incomes of all low- and middle- income households, better public pensions and Pension Protection Act (legislation) set as priority secured creditors as the first to be paid out if the business bankrupts and at double the current rates, higher minimum wages as living wages of $20.00 per hour, the widespread adoption of living wage policies, and improved supports for the ill, unemployed, young and old;

Introduction of a sliding Pay-Scale that standardizes all pay and benefits for all workers based upon level of responsibility; and

Increase the progressivity of Canada’s overall tax regime with a flat 17% personal tax rate and reduce tax exemptions for high-income earners and highly profitable corporations. 

Retirement Income Tax – National Senior Plan: In order to cushion the effect on low-income earners of escalated CPP contributions, eliminate mandatory RRIF withdrawals, cap RRSP contributions at $20,000, a level that will effect only those making $110,000 or more, saving $1.1-billion a year. The savings will then be allocated toward increasing the income tax credit for CPP contributions made by low-income earners. Triple the GIS (Guaranteed Income Supplement) top-up for singles and double the singles turndown point for the GIS top-up. The result of this measure alone would be a 17% reduction in the poverty rate among seniors after-Tax-Low-Income Measure (Cost: $1.2-billion a year). 

Any CPP (Canada Pension Plan) complications will result in our policy of full retroactive payments with interest for all months the past and current government has been in error, with no cap on time-frame for any payment due. 

Finally, cancel Pension Income Splitting, which disproportionately rewards high-income families and creates fiscal disincentives for women to retain independent employment and pension income (Savings: $1.1-billion a year).

Senior and Retirement Security: To eliminate senior poverty, our National Senior Plan is to bring benefits up to a modern and current standards of living to cover: medical needs, shelter, food, heat, electricity, clothing, and internet while investing in technologies to help seniors stay in the workforce. Double senior benefits forthwith (Cost: $1.2-billion). 

To achieve this: Federal Tax Credits will be turned into Cash Rebates.

Increase the eligibility age for OAS (Old Age Security), GIS, and the Allowance or Allowance for the Survivor Benefit will disproportionably negatively affect low-income seniors. Accordingly, return the age of eligibility to 65 (from 67), in the case of OAS and GIS, and to 60 (from 62) in the case of the Allowance or Allowance for the Survivor. 

Eliminate all legislation that deny, restrict any or all spousal pensions when their spouse dies, regardless of race or age. In light of the evidence of a significant retirement savings gap in Canada and the inadequacy of private savings to bridge this gap, the Beaver Party will double the CPP’s replacement rate from 25% to 50% of a retiree’s pensionable earnings. Escalated contributions phased in over a three-year period. How? The current service cost of the CPP (the present value of the future CPP benefits earned in 2013) is $27.6-billion, or 6.4% of contributory earnings. Increasing the combined contribution rate by 6.4% from 9.9% to 16.3%, would be sufficient to double future retirement benefits, disability benefits, survivor and children’s benefits, death benefits, and cover operating expenses as well.

Senior Wrongful Death: Greater compensation and faster court process for loved ones (within 2-weeks of death) with streamlining negligence proving in the courts to expedite damages paid to family will take into account the increase of health and life expectancy. This must include lump sum pension payments of 20-years, and double the actual burial and court costs. Any negligence or wrongful death, the Crown will cover forthwith all the costs with memorial and cremation, with the additional burial, stone and plot being the responsibility of the immediate family or Will named. Coroner will be board certified and must issue a Death Certificate within 30-days of death.    

Singles – No Family: We care for those who are single and wish to remain single and employed in Canada. Allow fitness exceptions and deductions for all those wanting to stay physically active and healthy when singles are filing their tax. This will include all single parents. 

Speculation Tax: Property tax on vacant homes must not apply to any Canadian vacation home(s) including their cottages or chalets. 

Surrogate Act: Any surrogate mother will have parental rights and be allowed to immigrate to Canada. Child Support denied on breach of contract by surrogate. Child Support approved for surrogate on renege to take child or breach of contract by baby swapping to a party not on original contract with surrogate. Surrogate will have right of first adoption during breach of contract by other party or if child is placed into any Child Services Agency (Cost: $1-million). 

Time in Care: Our children receiving care and assistance, need not worry about being kicked out of foster care prior to completing school. The responsibility of our children ultimately rests with us and our Foster Care. Children entitled to be covered for care until age-25, graduated and married at least at a grade-12 level. 

Universal Senior Placement Rules: Legislation to ensure all provinces and territories ensure once placed in a home, you cannot lose your bed until you die or you request a transfer to another facility. Long-term hospitalization or clinic treatments for an extended period of time cannot lose your bed or belongings. Those married, housed in the same care facility, preferably in the same room to keep costs down or adjacent rooms regardless of the cost. 

Welcome Wagon: Support local community programs with special business incentives for complimentary government sponsored advertisement on CBC for businesses that belongs to and supports their local Welcome Wagon with no added cost to government as airtime incorporated into broadcasting and contract payment agreements. 

Status of Women and Labour

Status of Woman Canada (SWC) promotes gender equality and the participation of women in the economic, social, cultural, and political life in Canada. SWC focuses its work in the following areas: improvement of women’s economic autonomy and well-being; elimination of systemic violence against women, children and non-binary people; and the advancement of women’s human rights. To achieve results, SWC works with and supports research organizations, equality-seeking organizations, the non-governmental, voluntary and private sectors, and international organizations. 

Human Resources & Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) works to build a competitive country and to support Canadians in making choices to live productively. The following are key responsibilities of the federal department: developing policies to assist Canadians to use their talents, skills and resources to participate in learning, work, and their community; creating programs to support initiative to help citizens in life transitions; improving outcomes for people through services offered by Service Canada and other partners; and establishing a healthy work environment. 

Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB), (Costs: $13,553,965).

Conversion Therapy: Banned across Canada forthwith on these homophobia practices. 

Equity Framework: All policies considered through a “race lens” because they go beyond gender. Established for all prisoners, education, employment, children, youths, veterans, and subsidy recipients. Strive on feminising all domestic and foreign policy for gender equality. 

Components of the Equity Framework plan would include:

Funding for annual, detailed national surveys on violence against women, children, and men;

Support for an office to provide federal coordination;

Escalated funding for prevention programs;

Tackle overt racism in Canada and radical fringe groups; 

Escalated funding for victims’ services, including long-term housing incorporated into our Welcome Home Relocation Program (transitional housing for women, men, and needed community family abuse shelters);

Paid family trained outreach social workers that identify, meet, have the power and adequate slush funds to assist children in need of assistance and have proper and public oversight of their actions and non-actions; 

Assisted family co-operative housing in the event of family breakdown (available for either party) or the violence that so often leads to becoming homeless with pets allowed thus healing the whole of the community and that includes family and friends; 

Remove GST from Capital investments in affordable rental housing;

Funding to support uniform access to specialized social, legal, and health services, including domestic violence courts, sexual assault nurse examiners, and crisis centres; 

Amending the “sexual assault” and “rape” in the Criminal Code of Canada to just “assault.” This aims to remove the shame and blame institutionalized in the courts and allow more civil cases, which entails a lower burden of proof and lower penalties;

RCMP-GRC Task Force to investigate all federal corporations, starting with Correctional Services of Canada, to investigate allegations of sexual favours due to sexual exploitation and harassment allegations by prisoner, to expedite remove of all “bad apples” from federal corporations, including accomplices or those covering up misconduct of officers or employees. Those convicted (judges, police, CSC, lawyers) will be sent to a military prison; 

Escalate funding for Status of Women Canada and restore its mandate to finance women’s groups to conduct independent policy research and advocacy (Cost: $100-million annually); 

Invest in social infrastructure, including a Federal Child Care Program & Policies;

Escalate women’s access to jobs in growth sectors through training, education, and increased access to child care;

Federal Parental Benefits System: Leave for all at 50-weeks and will include their partners, and new adoptions as additional to the 35-weeks an additional 15-weeks “Attachment leave” to bring parity to 50-weeks leave;

Legislate business and work code dress appropriate to one’s gender identity with uniform dress codes and not codes are gender specific (example: all personal must wear shoes with heals);  

Provide adequate and accessible income supports and improve the earnings and working conditions of those in the low-wage workforce;

Implement a pay scale for all government employees in all branches of government; 

Proactively ensure equal pay for employment of equal value by repealing the Public Service Equitable Compensation Act, establishing proactive pay equity legislation, and implementing the recommendations of the 2004 Pay Equity Task Force (Cost: $10-million annually) starting with prisoners with a Pay Equity Office (Cost: $20-million); and 

Eliminate income splitting, retirement compensation arrangements, and tax-free savings accounts, these unnecessary with a progressive flat-tax system of 17% on all incomes (Revenues: $4.3-billion). 

Gender Equality Policy: Invest in a National Gender Equality Action Plan to address violence against women, children, and men, including gender identification and same sex couples and remove discriminatory laws and policies (Cost: $500-million).

Gender Parity: On all boards, agencies, and Crown corporations. Showing by swift action, starting with gender parity for all Beaver Party candidates in any and all elections and committee boards have an equal ratio representation. 

Harassment Policy: Private-sector employers will have and be entitled to the same protections as government employers. Standard policies for what people do online: Content that’s inconsistent with the company’s antidiscrimination policy can get an employee fired and/or if it doesn’t reflect the values of the organization. Example: Social media posts (participating in hate speech) can get workers fired or surveillance video surfacing proving deliberate harassment by staff to another whether or not one was at work at the time or employed when the incident happened.

Issues of Public Concern: Any employer can prove an employee’s actions are an “issue of public concern,” this may be a cause for immediate termination. Example: A police officer or military personnel who is part of a white nationalist group will lose their job as the organization would be tainted by their association. 

One National Transgender Policy For All: Washrooms and locker-rooms for all in all schools and employment locations, support multi-coloured crosswalks. Working with LGBTQ2 (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, and Queer/Questioning) for universal and equal rights. Finding the tools to defend the rights of LGBTQ+ peoples. Federal funding provided for offices in each riding dedicated to helping people find answers to very difficult questions. Example: Adapting a one washroom or locker-room for all policy similar to Europe (Cost: $500-million annually). 

Regional Police Forces: Managers of funds for the creation of Regional Police Forces (Cost: $1.3-billion).

Revitalized Action Plan on Racism: Combating hate speech with a robust anti-racism plan modelled on Ontario’s strategy and implementation plan.

Women Groups: Giving resources needed to help save and change lives in our communities increased long-term (4-years or for the duration of the current government) funding stability set initially at $1-million per riding with $2-million for Nunavut, Northwest Territories, and the Yukon (Cost: $341-million per year).

Finance (Money Out)

Finance Canada (Cost: $86,942,591,829) is responsible for providing the federal government with analysis and advice on financial and economic issues. It also monitors and researches the performance of the Canadian economy’s major factors (output, growth, employment, income, price stability, monetary policy, and long-term change). Interacting with various other federal departments and agencies, the Department encourages coordination in all federal initiatives with an impact on the economy. Emphasis is placed on consulting with the public regarding policy directions and options. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) www.cra.gc.ca administers tax laws for the Canadian federal government and for most provincial and territorial governments. The Agency is also responsible for various social and economic benefit and incentive programs, which are delivered through the tax system. PPP Canada is a Crown corporation whose mandate it is to assess public-private partnership opportunities and to provide funding for such projects through the P3 Canada Fund. Canada Pension Fund Investment Board (CPP); Bank of Canada; Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC); Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC). 

Auditor General: Increased powers and staff for federal oversight (Cost: $84,333,533).

Beaver’s Mandate: Safer working conditions, vacation increase, higher standards, and new statutory holidays, include same-sex benefits, anti-harassment laws, improvements to the Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security by doubling the amounts and lowering the minimum allowed retirement age to sixty-five (65) with the new benefit and ability to be employed tax free upon attaining sixty-five but increasing the normal CPP regular retirement benefit to age seventy (70). All Welfare accumulated and paid back, interest free to Revenue Canada. Funds not collected deducted from allotment from the Canadian Sovereign Fund. Welfare will no longer be a free ride for people not wishing to work. Revenue Canada will issue notices on tax filings of any Welfare owing. Yearly $100 tax filing refunds will not be put towards money still owing but given for filing taxes. Those on Welfare or unEmployment Insurance (EI) entitled to education including trade courses and allowed to remain on assistance for the course duration. Amendments to the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act so pensioners rank ahead of secured creditors, management bonuses, and severances, in priority of repayment obligations; and ensure there is mandatory company-funded pension insurance across all of Canada. Review the Expense Program for governors general for more public transparency with Access to Information to cover Rideau Hall. 

Employment Insurance (EI): Extended for duration of trades and university programs started before or while on assistance. 

Federal Deposit Protection Legislation: Builder deposits by home buyers must be insured to be Returned in Full for any project that does not go through or the builder cannot compete upon agreed finish time-line and written occupancy date. 

Finances: Though a diverse nation, we are open to all forms of finance including Islamic Finance, we welcome it. This form of financing bans interest payments, investments in gambling, pornography, weapons, alcohol, tobacco, and pork. This is a stable banking system, favourable regulatory environment and a growing Muslim population. Issued Islamic bonds help promote our financial sectors. We support for any fair finance network that abides by Canadian laws and human rights.

Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada: Financial institutions liable to theft from personal accounts as they are insured (Cost: $51,402,907).

Governor General: (Cost: $20,047,931).

House of Commons: (Cost: $444,998,301).

National Welfare System: Increased with a transition to employment set at unlimited earnings a week without any deductions. Full-time employment for 30-days the new ending Welfare or unEmployment Insurance (EI) benefit requirement as 30-days being the standard training probation time-frame. Healthcare, Dental, and Optometrist provided for one year after leaving Welfare and or EI. EI benefits extended an additional three (3) months and Tax Free. 

Ombudsman for Banking ServIces (OBSI): Reinstated as the sole banking Ombudsman with binding authority.

Poison Pill Override: Contract or agreement signed and not budgeted in a previous Government Budget may be rescinded.

Safe and Regulated Sports Betting Act: Legislate betting allowed on the outcome of a single sporting event.

Special Needs Supplement: Fixed at $250.00 a month through Income Security (food & transit).

Social Safety Net: Overhaul for new National Basic Income (NBI). Currently spending $32.9-billion with $43.6-billion needed for implementation is possible with increase in Immigration (Cost: $76-billion). The NBI will be initially set at $12,000 per individual and for $24,000 per couple. Kids ages 0-15: $6,000 each. 

Subsidies: Moratorium on all business, corporate, provincial and territorial subsidies and further sponsoring sports arenas, theatres, and others, until Canada has a Zero National Debt, excluding Aid to the countries help with missions. Communities will have to find creative ways to make their recreational services fully self-sustaining including parking. 

Welfare and unEmployment Insurance (EI) Reform: The current system is broken because once a person is on Welfare, it is extremely difficult to get off this with the current transition to employment deductions (penalties) from Welfare and EI while trying to gain meaningful full-time employment.

National Revenue (Money In)

Canadian Sovereign Fund (Canadian Contingency Fund): All Crown corporations and businesses dealing with extracting Canadian natural resources, required to pay a 1% percentage of all their yearly gross profits into a national fund, the Canadian Sovereign Fund - Canadian Contingency Fund, available for the public to view on-line. This may also be referred to as the Universal Pension Plan. Funds distributed yearly when Canadians attain age-55. 

This is our solution to eliminate poverty in Canada. When the aged have money, ultimately their families, groups, services, and the local community benefits. The goal for the Canadian Contingency Fund or Canada Sovereign Fund is for each and every Canadian citizen to be entitled to a tax-free nest egg when they reach age-55, with the continuation of their yearly portion of Canadian Sovereign Fund, fully accessible through Revenue Canada when filing taxes. This in addition to pension plans and veteran allowances received. 

Individual Funds received like Welfare, Legal Aid, Ambulance, Fire Services, Loans and Grants when in arrears (Grant-An-Education), deducted from the Canadian Contingency Fund as they are requested and used. Accountability for public services received is only fair but not until after rebuilding and also recovered and healthy.

The Beaver Party of Canada will ensure every Canadian pays taxes more evenly and has an equal share of all Crown net profits with the knowledge all profits will go to the Canadian Contingency Fund. We plan to prove we are a rich and rewarding government and country (Cost: None, a fund for all Surplus Revenues).

Income Tax Act: Modernized to reflect health challenges. Parents (65+) and prisoners allowed as a dependant by Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) regardless of where they live and without penalty. 

Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions: (Cost: $909,369).

Tariff: Initiating the exact same as they impose on us. Example: 300% Tariffs on all jets purchased from the USA.

Tax: To be considered international, you must ship your goods to a different continent (Europe, Asia, Australia, and South America) for businesses with the USA and Mexico are excluded as an international market for Canadian tax purposes.

Tax Gap: Order the Parliamentary Budget Officer to provide an independent estimate of the tax gap according to the Parliament of Canada Act and change to require the Canadian Revenue Agency to report on the actual size of the tax gap monthly.

Tax Funding Corporate Projects: There will no longer be a free ride for funding public service or business venture with taxpayer monies will not be guaranteed with a percentage share of all proceeds generated with joint-ownership and equal seat government representation based upon investment guaranteed on all committee boards. 

For example: 90% funding comes from taxpayers dollars to build a new stadium, the government will retain 90% of all proceeds for the new stadium and 90% of the seats on the management committees. 

All funds generated with this new investing in Canada program policy will go directly towards paying off our National Debt and then into the Canadian Sovereign Fund for all Canadians.

Tax Information: Through Revenue Canada, linked to Elections Canada so people will know their ridings, voting locations, and the amount of their individual accumulated Canadian Sovereign Fund. 

Taxing - Fair and Progressive Taxation: Eliminate Regressive, Ineffective Tax Loopholes and Simplify the Tax System until we have a Zero National Debt from 2015, $1.1-trillion dollars plus by reckless government spending and tax cuts only for the wealthy. 

The elimination of our National Debt is a huge concern for us and one of our main goals. We believe the only way to eliminate the National Debt is to tax everyone a fair and equal amount, initially everyone taxed at 17% regardless of your income. 

The fact is, 81% of federal revenue comes from taxes. Broken down: Personal Income Tax 48.1%, Corporate Income Tax 13.5%, other taxes 17%, Employment Insurance premiums 8%, other revenues 11%, and Crown assets 2.4%. 

Eliminating GST and Zero National Debt in 10-years and then the following year we plan to shift the fiscal year to January 1st. 

Benefits for this shift in the fiscal year would be for this to tie in and align with Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) also referred to as Revenue Canada, and all our government employees can take advantage of the end of the fiscal year sales in December, thus saving taxpayers money. 

In 12-years, the personal tax rate will decrease to 10%, with small business 9%, Large Business 8%, Incorporated Business 7%, and maintaining the 0-10% fair pollution tax. 

Our tax system must be reformed immediately so it promotes equity and equality, increases efficiency, is effective and operates on the principle “a buck is a buck,” which meant all income from different sources must be taxed at similar rates while eliminating regressive and ineffective tax measures and loopholes. 

Basically, taxes are the government’s redistribution of the wealth of the peoples. Every dollar earned by Canadians and their owned companies must therefore be taxed without exceptions at the exact same tax rate regardless of size or status. A dollar is a dollar, regardless if you make $100 or $100,000,000.00 a year.

Canadians are sick and tired of a multi-tiered tax system only benefits the wealthy and some classes. We understand taxes are meant to be used for alleviating inequality, tackling a stubbornly high level of poverty and combatting climate change under our Climate Change Accountability laws. 

To ensure and encouraged people to file taxes, everyone entitled to a $100.00 tax-free rebate and upon attaining Zero National Debt, we will eliminate the Goods and Service Tax (GST). 

By going to a fair flat tax rate of 17%, we can actually increase revenues by over $60-billion dollars. 

Making life affordable, we plan to initiate fair and equal taxing for everyone, taxing the rich effectively and fairly by: 

17% Flat Income Tax (Lowered to 10% at Zero National Debt) 

Personal and Business excluding monies from Welfare, EI, and pensions.

0-2% Carbon Tax Deduction (Personal and Business) breakdown for tax calculations: 

0% owning or leasing one and/or more (gas/diesel) combustion vehicle(s); or

1% all the motor vehicles owned and/or leased are hybrid or at least half are 100% electric; or

2% all vehicles owned and/or leased are 100% electric or I do not own any motor vehicles.

Business Owners: Rewarded with a tax break incentive for growing their business and going green.

Lowering the Corporate Tax Rate from 27% to:

16% Small Business (below $500,000): 17% minus 1% Flat Income Tax. (Lowered to 9% at Zero National Debt)

(up to $10-million annual revenue and up to $1-million in lending)

15% Large Business (more than $500,000): 17% minus 2% Flat Income Tax. (Lowered to 8% at Zero National Debt)

14% Corporate Business: 17% minus 3% Flat Income Tax. (Lowered to 7% at Zero National Debt)

Plus 10% Carbon Polluters Tax (CPT) for all businesses based on actual carbon footprint and pollution:

50% Air Quality: Based on percentage over Clean Air set at 47 ppm, 0% if under 47 ppm.

25% Green Energy: Renewable energy created and used (wind, solar, water, nuclear).

25% Water Quality: Waste water out better than water in, environmental clean-up.

Last certifications can be used and included for CPT calculations, otherwise set at maximum.

Climate Change Accountability: New law to implement a National Harmonized Carbon Tax (HCT) set at $170 a tonne, Carbon Polluter Tax (0-10%), and Air Quality set at 47 ppm, all starting on April 1st. Canada’s goal to be carbon neutral by 2050.

(New Revenues: $164-billion).

GDP: Compare economic growth to government actions. 

Tax: Provinces and Territories must be bound by all Treaties and Taxes, CRA=IRS on funds received.

The Beaver Party of Canada will:

Taxpayer Rights Charter: We believe a taxpayer is entitled to arrange their affairs to minimise taxes; entitled to courtesy and considerate treatment; an impartial review by a court; entitled to substantive rights under the doctrine of legitimate expectations; constitutional protection of rights in income tax law; Ombudsperson with the power to intervene on specific files and remedy wrongs;

Fiscal Year: Shift to begin on January 1st from April 1st upon attaining Zero National Debt, this will bring all government entities in-line with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA);

Eliminate the Goods and Service Tax (GST);

Tariffs: Equal on like items imposed;

Tackle tax avoidance and evasion by multinational corporations this will include a 10% Digital Tax to cut corporate tax loopholes (Revenue: $3-billion);

Inheritance and Wealth Taxes: Bring Back;

Taxes on Banks and Finance: Increase; 

Enforce Climate Protection and support Green Taxes and incentives;

Tax all raw materials and resources that are not processed first in Canada prior to being shipped out;

Caregiver Tax Credit & Rebate Program: To obtain financial relief with allowance for those providing extraordinary care (means-tested allowance paid directly to the caregiver) inside and outside their home and will include next-of-kin for prisoners: EI expanded to include Caregiver support, Foster Parents, and Refugee Sponsor 1% Tax Credit as an incentive to help our Refugees and those needing assistance;

Single Tax Break: Deduct money used for staying fit from income just as parents with children can do;

Eliminate Family Tax Cut (Revenue: $2-billion);

Eliminate Tax-Free Savings Accounts (Revenue: $2.3-billion);

Shift Taxes: From Labour to Capital; 

Revenue Canada: Create one tax book for all provinces and territories with standard tax rates; 

Public Programs: Fund so all Canadians have access to excellent recreational facilities, art and cultural programs, parks, playgrounds, home care services, as well as environments accommodating for those with disabilities because all citizens must enjoy public amenities without regard to their income and in venues shared by all; 

Eliminate or Restrict: Family income splitting, Tax Free Savings Accounts, Stock Option Deduction (or change the most egregious tax loopholes available), Capital Gains Deduction, Corporate meals, entertainment expense deduction, Fossil fuel and mining subsidies, RRSP contributions, Post-secondary education tax measures, and other boutique tax credits; and

Tax Cap Rate: Credit Cards and loans at 15% a year includes all service fees. 

Welfare Reform: National Welfare will be implemented to assist families in need along with new housing regulations to mandate low-income housing as a criteria for their short-term rentals on premise. We will legislate that it be illegal not to work, be able to work, and still collect Welfare, or just live on the street. Vaccination of kids will be tied to welfare payments and the attendance of children at schools fixed at 85% per month. Make-up classes will be offered on weekends at all schools (Cost: $1-million). 

To assist the local communities, we will impose community services for Welfare recipients as a work around this problem of it not be viable to need to work and live in Canada. When one is not working, one is not paying taxes. If one would like to take time off work, one must be able to continue to pay their fair share of taxes (17%) of a minimum wage employee working 40-hours per week, contribute to the maximum CPP contributions, and the minimum EI amounts. A work around the housing crisis for those on Welfare will be for residence owners to legally allow their first unit (a basement apartment) be a long-term rentals for a Welfare or EI recipient, and any of their other units in the building could be short-term rentals (Example: Air B&B).

Zero Government Bailout Policy: This is what bank loans are for and thus capitalism. Taxpayers funding projects, education, entertainment centres, the project or company indexed for payback at the percentage of funding for all generated revenues and it will retain ownership of the cost invested and considered a joint private-crown shared asset.

Treasury Board

Office of the Taxpayer’s Ombudsman (OTO) seeks to hold the Canada Revenue Agency (Cost: $4,318,468,143) accountable to taxpayers and benefit recipients. The Office is organized into five operating units: Intake, Complaint Investigation, Systemic Investigation, Communications, and Corporate Services.

Anti-Lobbying Body: Create a governing body will support stronger Anti-Lobbying Laws (Cost: $2.1-million). 

Budgets: Our budgets is based on current prices and not hopeful or wishful price projections which skew results. Engineered a platform that is diverse enough to cope with oil revenues at a low $20-a-barrel. Priding ourselves with constant consultation with all governments in all provinces and territories, for pre-budget analysis. Fixed dates for our platform review and modified budget with ongoing updated estimates for critical accountability, transparency, and maintaining a regular four-week review process.

Government Universal Pay Scale Commission: (Cost: $10-million).

Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying: (Cost: $4,423,541).

Ombudsman for Victims of Criminal Acts: This organization will have the same powers as the Correctional Investigator for Corrections Services Canada with the power to order corrective changes forthwith but reports directly to parliament as a separate entity as oversight for the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada and the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness. 

Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO): Must have the resources, the ability to provide Full Budget Costing for all registered eligible federal party platforms submitted prior to April 1st and adequate funding to make their results available for review on-line for all Canadians on the fixed date of September 1st of each year. For each Party, a printed copy of their final Full Budget Costing will be provided for the party Leader.

Pay for Prisoners: Fixed at $20.00 per hour worked with 1-hour minimum per day unemployment. Scrap old pay scale and rescind 30% Room & Board for prisoners and enable pension pay for all prisoners. 

Pre-Budget Consultations: Working with communities, municipalities, provinces, territories, all Members of Parliament, and Senators to establish the end-date of November 30th, each year to conclude Pre-Budget Consultations. Included in the Budget will be a proper response with mitigating loss and savings to communities for having proper preparedness and thus savings in less down-time for businesses, closures, less repairs when important decisions are made with more accurate information and preparedness in the event of an emergency. Example: Bury power and communication lines results in less costly winter repairs due to icing, trees falling onto lines, or forest fires damaging lines and wooden poles. 

Revenue Canada - Canada Revenue Agency: Increase staffing with standardize spending rules for all branches of government will use Revenue Canada as their reference. Example: Eligible Expenses for a light Lunch or Breakfast = $25.00 

Treasury Board Secretariat: (Cost: $7,508,518,714).

Zero National Debt (ZND): Legislate 10% of the National Debt is paid each year by the current government. 

Our party plans to eliminate the Goods and Service Tax (GST) for all Canadians, shift the actual fiscal year to January 1st (a loss of 3-months revenue), immediately cap all homeowner assessments at 3% per year based on the actual purchase price, and release the Canadian Sovereign Fund (Canadian Contingency Fund) for all Canadians to access after attaining ZND. We are committed to paying Canadians after we break even is the smart and best way of increasing our brand and our goal on eliminating all poverty in Canada.

Fisheries, Oceans, and the Canadian Coast Guard

Fisheries & Oceans Canada (DFO), on behalf of the Government of Canada, is responsible for policies and programs in support of Canada’s economic, ecological and scientific interests in the oceans and freshwater fish habitat; for the conservation and sustainable utilization of Canada’s fisheries resources in marine and inland waters; and for safe, effective and environmentally sound marine services responsive to the needs of Canadians in a global economy. The Departments mandate is extremely broad and covers management and protection of the marine and fisheries resources inside the 200-mile exclusive economic zone; management and protection of freshwater fisheries resources; marine safety along the world’s longest coastline; facilitation of marine transportation protection of the marine environment; support to other federal government institutions and objectives, as the government’s civilian marine service; and research to support government priorities such as climate change and biodiversity. Because of its broad mandate, DFO does not operate alone. Federal and provincial governments share jurisdiction in a number of areas related to the Department’s mandate (Cost: $1,788,860,917). 

Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) provides the following maritime programs and services: Search and Rescue (Cost: $250-million); marine communications and traffic services, including radio communications and radio navigational aids services; marine navigation services, a program which establishes and maintains navigational aids to assist vessels in safe navigation; environmental response program, which works to minimize impacts of marine pollution incidents and to provide humanitarian aid in disasters; aids to navigation, such as the Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS) and Notices to Mariners (NOTMAR); icebreaking services; and client relations and international affairs. 

National Search & Rescue Secretariat. Coastal Fisheries Protection Act. Customs Act. Excise Act. Excise Act, 2001. 

Freshwater Fish Marketing Corporation is a buyer, processor and marketer of freshwater fish, harvested from over 400 lakes in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, the Northwest Territories and Northwestern Ontario. 

Office of the Administrator of the Ship-source Oil Pollution Fund (SOPF) provides compensation for oil spills from ships, and handles all claims files against it.  Protecting the Arctic, Promoting the Arctic, and all waters.

Canadian Coast Guard: Incorporated into our military as Reserves to create a multi-purpose defence force with First Nations oversight to adequately observe, preserve and protect our 202,080 km coastline. 

Coast Guard: Support funding for new air, sea, and land operations (24/7 oil spill recovery teams, cleanup equipment, tugs, and new 27 Canadian Coast Guard vessels $7.6-million to Zodiac Hurricane Technologies Inc.), re-open new and closed ports to once again become a world leader as the fastest response clean-up units in the world (Costs: included in military budget). 

Coast Guard Dedicated Vehicles: Needed for quick investigation of all our small streams & lakes when trouble is reported. Ability to employ resources to fix small problems before they become big ones. Responsible for directing the removal of abandoned vessels, National Vessel Registration, vessel turn-in program, and creating jobs by supporting local salvage businesses with assistance and oversight of the Youth Shoreline Cleanup Program.

Emergency Next Generation Marine Communications Network: Upgraded to 5G+ (Cost: $200-million).

Emergency Services: Improve, update, modernize, and increase personnel to eliminate wait-times, with next-generation 911 hardware and software to include GPS & IP location, video & text (Cost: $1-billion). 

Fisheries & Oceans: Escalated funding with dedicated equipment and resources are not dependent or shared with the Canadian Coast Guard or Search & Rescue and other services. 

Fisheries: Mandated to have dedicated personnel on all large Canadian Coast Guard vessels. 

Foreign Investors: Foreign investors will only be allowed to own 49% of Canadian companies, up from 25%. Airports and Seaports allowed to pursue private-sector share-capital investments to finance much-needed improvements. We believe a Canadian must own at least 51% of a company in Canada or shares in it, and only a Canadian must own title to property in Canada. 

Habitats: Critical habitat funding for direct targeting of any and all salmon fish runs among other species, including those on First Nations and reserved parkland with repair and creation of steps and runs on blocked rivers, and increased funding and resources for all Canadian hatcheries (Cost: $25-million+).  

Kitsilano Coast Guard Station: Re-open and open new ones in each new deep water ports including but not limited to the Pacific Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Beaufort Sea, Baffin Bay, Hudson Straight, Hudson Bay, James Bay, Labrador Sea, the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and Atlantic Ocean.

Marine Atlantic Inc.: (Cost: $154,430,000).

Moratorium on Oil Imports: Elimination of all Natural Gas imports and Oil imports as we have enough to supply ourselves.  

National Oil Policy (NOP): Review with moratorium to ban imported oil and gas with the aim to promote Alberta oil for true self-sufficiency. Fire-price sales will result in price freeze equal to import EU rates on all imports. 

Patrol-persons: Renew long-term contracts for those men, women and non-binary people in boats that help Fisheries. 

Port Authority: Revision of federal mandates (Cost: $1-million). 

Resources: To build up a good foundation for SAR, resources will no longer follow the metrics in preparing for a major disaster in the Arctic. Local communities will have instructors flown in to certify locals in the proper use and safe transport of all Environmental Response Equipment. Locals will have priority to assist with as guides and passengers in rescue efforts and be returned to their starting destination at the end of the rescue, containment or recoveries. 

Revise Cetacean Bans: To legalize and allow marine mammal rescue (examples: whales, dolphins, porpoises) and provide for their long-term rehabilitation at aquariums across Canada. Leaving orphaned marine mammals to die on a beach is abhorrent. Otherwise, why rescue an animal in distress if treatment and long-term rehabilitation care is not legal or allowed anywhere in Canada? Listening to whale-watching tour operators, a requirement for all boats to be 200-metres away from killer whales as stricter laws to protect all marine mammals.

Search and Rescue (SAR) Services: Reinitialize this program to build up a great foundation for SAR with modern equipment, ensure airworthiness of all purchased and unused VH-71s are refitted with new side doors, current electronics, and winches, and the required personnel to again be a benefit for those missing anywhere in Canada including being based in the Arctic and territories (Cost: $250-million). 

Search and Rescue Arctic: Work to have a variety of new aircraft to meet the new 6-hours rescue time from Winnipeg to anywhere in Canada non-stop, including the North Pole. Create a fourth branch of SAR in the arctic along the Northern Passage and International Waters ready to respond within minutes of a major disaster involving a cruise ship or any large ship or aircraft in distress in or near our Arctic (Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut). The initial phase will be utilizing equipment already in the north and having a centralized list updated yearly could be used for emergency situations until southern resources are available. The next phase will be to have 24/7 local staffed depots ready to deploy updated Environmental Response Equipment at a moment’s notice within all local communities are in contact with cruise ships.      

Ship Inspections: Increase ship inspections with thermal scanning and confidential individual interviews to be conducted to eliminate kidnapped children and prostitutes on ships with ship seizures and the captain and crew involved to be arrested forthwith and charged. Increase staffing for cargo delivery with substitute or supervised crew. 

Upgrade: Coastal Fisheries Protection Act.

Victim Welcome Home Program: Victims of trafficking placed into the immigration Welcome Home Relocation Program and allowed paid relocation back to their country of origin if they so wish and allowed to remain in Canada or return as an approved Canadian Resident with new travel/passport documentation supplied as a Canadian Resident within 24-hours. 

War Council on Climate Change: Formed to fast-track new infrastructure projects along all our waters targeting 130-metre high banks to combat earthquake, tsunami and rising waters with anticipated flooding of harbour communities. Creating a Factory Floating Bridge Program to offset all ice-roads and bog roads are affected by climate change in order to maintain access with reliable transit hubs to all small Canadian communities. Every community needs a 24/7 clinic/hospital, indoor mall, arena/pool/recreation centre, a police station, two grocery stores and K-12 school (Cost: $1.13-billion initial).

Foreign Affairs, Trade & Development Canada (DFATD)

Foreign Affairs, Trade & Development Canada (DFATD), the mandate includes the following: to manage the nation’s diplomatic and consular relations; to ensure that foreign policy advances national interests; to promote international trade; to strengthen trading arrangements; to increase free and fair market access at bilateral, regional and global levels; and to work with partners to attain improved economic opportunity and enhanced security for Canadians at home and abroad. The DFATD also offers travel reports and warnings, such as information about security, entry requirements, health conditions, and local customs and laws.

Passport Canada; Foreign Affairs; International Trade; Global Issues; Canadian Trade Commission; Trade Policies and Negotiations Branch.

Ambassadors: Mandated to escalate trade, with fewer government regulations and red tape, to open new markets, arrange to lift duties, and quotas, and issue Canadian Resident and Citizenship papers and entry onto airplanes to Canada are questioned or delayed by airport staff resulting in missed flights, to immediately arrange the next available direct transportation to Canada for the entire party in question including food and accommodation. 

Ambassadors and Staff: Each look at and assist in helping the government of Canada join as many world organizations Canadians are working and observing in is feasible, and we are to strive to become eligible to be permanent voting members of those organizations. If we are not a full voting member, no longer continue to help nor federally finance these organizations and withdraw. 

Ambassador to E.T.’s: Deployed with equipment and adequate staff to their new Office of Outer Space Affairs (OOSA).

Anti-venom: To help developing countries, stock-pile at all our Canadian Embassies and Canadian Consulates a supply of the most widely used anti-venom (example: Africa and Asia 500,000 snake anti-venom FAC-Afrique) and cures for Leprosy, Polio, Hepatitis A, B, and C, and others, immunizations and vaccinations for the local population and Canadians may require assistance at local hospitals. 

Canada Expansion Program: Meeting and discussing with a variety of governments their diverseness, economic situations, those of the same values, and willingness to adapt and become part of Canada. 

Canadian Promoting Our Brand Image: “Hope & Change we can believe in.” Selling Canadian content to the world as brand ambassadors and at the same time building Canada’s brand with changes to the current cultural policy.

Canadian Promotion: We are an urban, cosmopolitan nation with aggressive public diplomacy. Confident nationalism, undeclared, we believe in the role of government is to attain Zero National Debt (ZND)with a true surplus budget, Health Care, bilingualism, public education, tolerant pluralistic society, sheltering the underclass, fair justice, and proud of the Canadian Charter of Rights. 

Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development: Marked shift in policy with Canada modernizing the army, air force, and turning our coastal navy back to a blue water navy with combat aircraft support. Foreign policy tasked with outsourcing and acquiring Canadian bases overseas (Cost: $5-million).  

Detainees: New embassy policies to ensure any Canadian detained in a foreign jail, to swiftly move and ascertain contact with the Canadian, ensure treatment is adequate, legal, medical, food, and clothing is provided and arranged for the detainee, and work to extradite the Canadian in question to Canada forthwith with a renewed passport at that time of one being confiscated by a foreign power. Total costs for this sent to the Crown and Revenue Canada for analysis and a re-payment plan by the Canadian in question after release from prison and before a passport is renewed. 

Embassies - Foreign Aid: 1% GDP to Foreign Aid with Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) restructured for better incentives, pay, and escalate advancements by our missions by being available in all countries and major cities with Foreign Aid at their disposal to promote Canadian beliefs and branding in what we represent, stand for, have, and sell. Foreign Aid: Escalated and accessible to all countries (up to $1-million) but major Aid projects (over $1-million) reduced to the top thirty (30) countries per year where we can do the most good until we have attained Zero National Debt or as the need arises (Cost: $4,795,650,375). 

Embassies (Missions): Will have the power of Foreign Aid and have travel and entertainment budgets for cultural promotion to meaningful levels (Cost: 526 missions at $13-million each would be $7.62-billion estimated but actually Undetermined at this time - outsourcing costs from $12-million to $13-million for one embassy per country or state consulate plus security).

Embassies and Consulates Numbers: Mission numbers will escalate to be made available in all 50-USA (United States of America) states, aim to be in each major city and in every country in the world that it is feasible and safe to operate in. The priority will be tourist destinations for Canadians near or at any international airport. The truth is we don’t know the USA and the only way we can is to actually be there with a consulate office, getting to know the needs and wants of our closest neighbour. Total goal of 526 Embassies with an appropriate Canadian staff to operate and manage. Selling Canada as a tourist destination (Start-up Cost: $4.8-billion for 400 new Consulates or embassies @ $12-million each) and all will have integrated Drone Shields.

Example: Dominican Republic: New embassy operated by Canadians to open in Santo Domingo to replace the Canadian Consulate and a new Consulate will open in Puerto Plata and Santiago with both open 7-days (Sunday to Saturday). Weekend access to Consulate and missions is necessary because the majority of issues requiring a new signature on issued documents happen on weekends when services are normally closed. Travel issues occur that a simple call and signature could fix. 

Embassies Restructure & Missions: Escalate promotion levels, increase salaries for all staff with consideration for their families that travel with them, arrange or supply employment for spouses when abroad (Program Event Officer: special events promoting Canadian holidays and festival days celebrated in Canada), escalated staff numbers, fair hours, resources, services, support independence and accountability. 

Embassy Exchange: Educational Learning is two-way. Student and family exchange program with fifty (50) Canadian schools promoted and funded for each consulate in each USA state. Priority, but not limited to single parents of a child or children with multiple exchanges per state.

Employment to Canadian Residency: For all foreign workers in all missions, Consulates, and Embassies. To ensure prosperity, we need to grow economically by supporting Free Trade especially to developing nations. Build and strengthen relations with all levels of foreign governments.

Family Reunification at 50% Immigration Rate. Remove the cap on the Parent/grandparent Sponsorship Program. Accept all estimated 167,000 current backlog cases and ensure quick (30-day) family reunification is the new norm. Fully committed to reuniting families by implementing an unlimited intake number of family sponsorship applications and all without age restrictions. No family member should be left behind. Speeding up all applications to within a 30-day turnaround for Canadian Residency with marriage.  

Fast-Track Program: Each Embassy mandated to have a fast-track program for migrants and refugees with unhindered and unrestricted emergency 24-hour entry VISAs issued for all immigrants and refugees into Canada. All travel documents and travel (taxi to airport and air-fair) to Canada from any Canadian embassy covered by the federal government to alleviate the burden of emergency refugee aid other countries are currently under. No restrictions nor appearance of favouritism by our government. 

Fast-Track Deportation & Immigration: Moratorium on all deportations. Excluded will be for criminal court (murder or rape or sex with a minor) in another jurisdiction with the assurance there is no death penalty or physical harm to the deportee with regards to a criminal deportation and possible guilty judgement. Any alleged crime legal in Canada, will not be deportable (Cannabis – Marijuana) and including our age of consent and marriage laws. A first come, first serve and vetted, VISA (exit and entry) for our immigration policy. With an estimated 11-million undocumented immigrants in the USA, we insist Canada be the first choice for any USA detainees awaiting deportation from the USA through immigration round-ups and their new deportation policies. Arrangements made to include the immigrants’ family members living in the USA may not have been picked-up by immigration services even if they have a past criminal record. Canada is built on second chances and try to assist those except in the most serious of crimes (murder & any sexual offences against children under sixteen-aged). To assist us in attaining our goal of 100-million Canadians living in Canada by 2100, any child placed into any Child Welfare System in Canada will be granted automatic Canadian citizenship and not allowed to be deported or denied citizenship if in Canada. Children are allowed to be reunited forthwith with their biological parents or family members. Our goal is to help open immigration policy for faster, easier family reunifications including parents, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles and cousins. Canada is rejecting 39% of student VISA applications that will be reduced to under 1% rejection. Family and sponsorship programs (Churches or place of worships and non-profits) will be encouraged and fast-track supported and students will be monitored and reviewed for permanent residency status. 

Flag Program: Increase Canada’s presence on the world stage by establishing a Canadian Flag Program at the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development for Canada’s birthdays (Cost: $5-million). 

Free Trade: Drop-out of the current agreements if we are not allowed to review and amended changes for the benefit of Canadians (no Chapter 13 = no NAFTA): Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (FIPA) and Canada-European Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). Our work with Ambassadors for mutually preferential terms of trade for both imports and exports. Ambassadors will tell us what the country they are assigned to needs in terms of Canadian services and trade and what Canada should or could be offering for their hosts. Ambassadors will correspond with all major Trade Blocs (EU, ASEAN, NAFTA, SADC, MERCOSUR, and ECOWS) and make arguments to arrange for Canada to join each of these trade blocs or leave them. Our goal is for progressive free trade agreements with independent resolution agreements. Any trade Tariffs imposed against Canada will be met with targeted dollar-for-dollar Tariffs forthwith.  

Free Trade - Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP): Ratify after Senate and House of Commons only after full disclosure of entire texts, review, and address public noted changes to: the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal, including but not limited to changes to allow government to use tax-payer money to finance any public enterprises (CBC, Canada Post, Rail) and add a clause for Canada to be allowed to drop out within 30-days if our government is sued more than any other country. 

Free Trade Barriers: Canadian suppliers’ access to all U.S. defence sectors. Target of 3.5% GDP for R&D in Canada

Historical Moments: December 15th, 1964, a new Canadian flag (red maple leaf on white background between two red bars) is passed by Parliament. 

Global Health and Development: Working with our Embassies and Consulates to assist in the increase of healthcare of its citizens and Canadian development assistance of their surrounding areas.

Hostage Task Force: Incorporated within our Canadian Forces military, to swiftly act in and against any country that a Canadian is taken hostage in. The goal to extract the hostage(s) safely and return Canadians and those waiting for Citizenship or Residency to Canada. 

National Freight Shipping Strategy for Air, Sea, Road, and Rail: Joining the 2008 UN Convention “Rotterdam rules” for all related paperwork to be put on-line and accessible for both the receiver, third party shippers, buyers and sellers. New standards for all forms of shipping and assist to removing administrative blockages and outdated practices would boost international trade. This will slash the time it takes for export goods by 44%, cut the cost of doing so by 31%, and boost exports by $257-billion per year with Asia-Pacific trade. Adopting the www.Amazon.ca Amazon Air on-line shipping standards as the new Canadian National Shipping Standards unless another better and cost effective system is available.    

Open Door Policy: Missions will have an open door policy with no limitations, and will cut the red tape to speed up the process to fast-track all family re-unifications applications and private sponsorships in the same time-frame as refugees (within 24-hours). 

Passport Canada: Will have an escalate in staff and funding with adequate equipment to be able to verify, photo, DNA test, and issue a Resident & Refugee Passport (a second form of identification along with Canadian Resident ID Card valid for the Province or Territory assigned) for each new induction. This done within the first 5-hours of arrival. Further security checks may be required by CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Services), in these cases, a 7-day maximum hold done on a refugee to facilitate the required cross-checking. Government’s refusal to act on passport applications violates the guaranteed mobility rights contained in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Daily activities such as going to school, attending a sports game, clinic, hospital, or trying to get to work on time is traditional and integral to Indigenous mobility rights, and acknowledge Jay Treaty  for all self-identified Indigenous Canadian/American/Mexican and modify the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act to facilitate regular commuters on Indigenous lands. Example: Akwesasne reserve including Cornwall Island.

Our new image is our diverse values and cultures. It is impossible to freely enter, travel and or leave Canada without a passport. There will no longer be any organization with the power to delay, deny, or stop a person from acquiring and maintaining a Canadian passport, even if they are a prisoner. A Canadian passport considered the primary form of a Canadians identification. All passport applications dealt with in a timely manner and no Canadian refused receiving a new passport within 30-days. Any person deliberately interfering and attempting to delay a passport application dealt with according to law and face sanctions may include: unpaid suspension and/or termination of employment and/or further criminal charges. 

Passport Canada and Canadian Passport Orders: Waiving all fees for Limited Validity Passports, and extending these for an additional thirty (30) days to accommodate for flight delays, accidents, missed flights or bumping of passengers. The Parole Officer will be made responsible to ensure all required CSC documents including copies of all PBC decisions Sheets are disclosed and provided to Passport Canada forthwith when asked as per CD 715-1 Community Supervision and in-line with CSC information sharing agreements.

Permanent Residents: Fixing unnecessary barriers for ease to Canadian citizenship.

Projects: Invest in projects like www.OperationSmile.ca at $240 per person and no person should be denied necessary medical treatment when Health Care operations are conducted overseas by Canadians. 

Royal Visits Fund: A fund in the event of a Royal Visit for each province or territory to access for compensation if a member of the Royal Family (Integrated into embassy Budget: $1-million). 

Staffing Levels: Mandating staffing levels and funds be appropriate for the processing of a normal VISAs for immigration into Canada, and they all be completed and issued forthwith with the goal of within a 24-hour completion process if all documents are in order. 

Welcome Home – Welcome to Canada: Missions will issue travel VISAs under the Welcome Home Relocation Program along with arranging travel to Canada and housed at a military base for induction including mandatory inoculations and vaccinations. Sponsors notified on the day of Canadian arrival, with expected time of completion with expected pick-up location after the 5-hour induction program. All persons immigrating to Canada will go through the standard induction program and entitled to the same services and materials upon landing in Canada under the Welcome to Canada induction program. These additional family sponsored immigrants will not be included in the government sponsored refugee numbers. Transportation to an assigned one year official resident address will also be arranged by and facilitated by Immigration Services upon completion of this with sponsor(s) contact and meeting for exchange and Welcome Home . 

All persons enrolled (next day) into ESL (English as a Second Language) or FSL (French as a Second Language) training as soon as they arrive in their community with transportation covered (monthly bus-subway passes) and will know where to go to help in their reintegration into Canada. This training made available 7-days a week in all communities’ at all local schools as evening classes with no wait list. English/French as a second language must be available at all Canadian high-schools as evening classes.

All Missions will: 

Ensure Canadians travelling abroad have access to emergency passports and travel arrangements back to Canada (total and final bill calculated as a loan to be paid back to Canadian taxpayers within one year after arriving in Canada);

Work and cover defence counsels and translators for Canadians are held in foreign jails and ensure Canadians detained have access to clean water, food, clothing, medical, and separate accommodation;

Advocate for the release and extradition of all Canadian prisoners back to Canada: extended assistance to all Canadians convicted in all countries for their immediate return to Canada with time to be served in Canada while reviewing and strengthening all extradition laws to include full discloser within 30-days of filing by receiving country to have also filed a court charge with an appearance in court date to the defendant prior to leaving Canada; 

Provide primary health, dental, optometrist care, education, family planning, nutrition, clean water, sanitation, and shelter;

Supporting the advancement of women, children and non-binary people in society;

Provide electricity, communications, and other infrastructure for their embassy and staff;

Promoting human rights and democracy, children’s rights, and animal rights;

Enhancing the private sector;

Protect the environment; 

Ensure the defence of Canada and its assets by having a Canadian protection detail assigned made up of Canadians with at least one translator for the country the detail and mission is in; 

Have a strong, mobile, adaptable military and intelligence network (Foreign Intelligence Service) with escalated embassies (526) in every country and each USA state (50 consulates) for Canadians travelling abroad, while being able and capable to mobilize our military and retrieve all our citizens in distress at a moment’s notice without assistance; and

All staff at Missions and our Embassies paid at a fair Canadian rate and all foreign workers contracted for employment for Embassies or Missions will not be paid over what a Canadian would be for the same job and responsibility. Postings for missions and embassy jobs (excluding construction where building standards must meet both Canadian and the local Country’s minimum standard that a Canadian will ensure and be in charge of this phase) posted for Canadians first in Canada with a hiring clause to guarantee return transportation, for any escalate in staffing, and then if not filled, for local foreign workers with clause to employment for a Canadian 5-year Citizenship excluding residency in all contracts. Being immersed and surrounded by Canadians culturally adequate along with English or French as a second language for Canadian Citizenship qualification.

We will encourage the Canadian Forces and all Canadian Ambassadors to inform us directly of the critical missions and any actions and protections needed by our government to assist them in fulfilling their mandates safely and speedily.

International Development and La Francophonie

Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), responsible for delivering most of Canada’s foreign aid. CIDA is committed to supporting sustainable development in developing countries to meet the needs of current and future generations. The mission statement demands that criteria of sustainability be integrated into each project undertaken by the Agency in order to improve the economic, social, cultural, ecological and political condition of the world’s developing nations. 

Many of the projects CIDA supports are aimed directly at the environment. Projects include reforestation and watershed rehabilitation, small scale fishing development (to increase output and food), water projects (to improve health), increased food production, improved rural quality, and supply & generation of electricity. Various other projects help nations develop the legal and administrative framework needed to promote environmentally sustainable development. 

International Development Research Centre (IDRC), helps scientists in developing countries identify long-term, practical solutions to pressing development problems. Support is given directly to scientists working in universities, private enterprise, government and non-profit-making organizations. Priority is given to research aimed at achieving equality and sustainable development. 

One of the three program areas of focus is Environmental & Natural Resource Management. Initiatives in this area include a Rural Poverty and Environment Program initiative, an Urban Poverty & Environment Program, ecosystem approaches to human health, an international model forest network, biodiversity and regional water demand initiative. 

Development of genuine bilingualism and biculturalism in Canada.

Compliance: Ensure all federal organizations and their service contractors comply with services in both English and French, regardless of the province or territory they operate in.

Ensure Aid Quality: Ensure Aid Quality from our investments with the development of a forward-looking agenda and action plan on effective development co-operation builds on commitments made at recent High-Level For Aid Effectiveness (HLF), as well as make Canada’s spending more predictable and transparent. 

Francophonie Community Protection: Review and amend related acts to ensure changes to consumers and citizens of Canada, and ensure long-term funding for Radio Canada and CBC, to help define our Canadian and Francophonie identity. Outreach and request help from local French communities, to determine the best protections our government should legislate across Canada for true Francophonie protection.

International Assistance Envelope (IAE): Increased from $4.6-billion to $6.5-billion in 2019. Without enhanced commitment, Canada’s IAE is expected to flat-line. 

International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development: (Cost: $10-million).

International Development: Provide leadership on a global framework for sustainable, inclusive, and equitable growth and development. Increase Canada’s Global competitiveness based on overall infrastructure, our communication systems, roads, ports, and railways. 

International Development Research Centre: (Cost: $225,631,734).

Israel & Palestinian: Our suggestion and offering is that these peoples need truly a new state of their own. With 7-million Jews in Jerusalem and Israel, we suggest and would help facilitate a mass exodus of all whom wish to relocate to Canada in order to give them a new place of their own in Israel-Canada or New Jerusalem. We believe that a section of the Northern Passage Canada with the current increased permafrost melting is prime uninhabited land that if approved by Innu, Inuit, First Nations and Métis, could be shared with these peoples under a land-share agreement. The Palestinians would take-over control of a vacated Israel and Jerusalem with the assurance and understanding that they cease all nuclear weapons programs and all Western aggression. By doing so, they would open up the Palestine state, their own single government, to a new world of rich fair trade and new commerce for all their citizens as equals on the world stage. This agreement would also assist us in having a ready and capable Israel security force able to assist us in protecting our Northwest Passage and work alongside our military in the protection of this valuable trade route from foreign aggressors. A win-win for all our great countries.   

Kick-backs: Formally de-link international development assistance from Canada’s economic interests, our foreign-aid strategy emphasized initiatives have the greatest social effect and not based on kicked-backs to Canadian companies.

Language Act & Signs: Within 1-year, English and French translations must be displayed on all business signs across all of Canada. All business signs must be federally mandated to display translations in both official language (English and French) for any Canadian citizen to know what services are being offered to them on Canadian soil. French signs will have English translations below and English signs will have French translations below (Cost: $1-million). 

Language Signs in Another Language: All required to have translations in both of our official languages, French and English. Non-compliance a 7-day infraction warning to give the owner a chance to comply, then the owner fined at $1,000 per day of non-compliance, after 7-days the sign may be removed at the owner’s expense our Sign Standards of Canada (Cost: $1-million). 

Official Languages Francophonie Act: Modernize and enforced to ensure federal and provincial essential services are offered by front-line workers in both official languages.

Peg Development Assistance: Accelerate Canada’s commitment to achieve unmet MDGS and new SDGS. The Beaver Party will follow the OECD proposal to peg development assistance at 0.31% of GNI (the average of all DAC donors’ performance) until the government posts a budgetary surplus, at which point plans made to reach the target of 0.7% of GNI. 

Planned Economy: Canada’s nationalism is having a planned economy with clear direction for economic interventionism. Our direction plan is to increase the military three fold resulting in bases, training, and equipment modernization; filling in the infrastructure gap within our provinces and territories on secondary roads and new deep water ports; expanding the mandate and funding of the Canadian Space Agency for true off-world colonization with launching facilities; coveted, stronger and more robust national Health Care and Pharmacare system; standardize and placed on-line all paper documents for all forms of shipping; streamlined acquisition process; 51% Canadian ownership including property; a maximum 3% cap per year on all local land, rents, leases, services, and taxes are increased; to institutionalize cooperation between the provinces and territories by strengthening national conferences; dedicated dual passenger Magnetic-Rail Lines connecting all provinces and territories; lower and flat taxes with clear legislative national debt repayments and the disbursements of yearly surplus to all Canadians when the national debt is zero.       

Poverty, Homelessness, and Hunger: The Beaver Party will urgently address poverty, homelessness, and hunger in Canada, starting with the school meals, adoption of national intergovernmental strategies based on national and international human rights principles such as equality and non-discrimination. These efforts will include independent monitoring and review with enforceable targets and timelines with the assistance of four new Indigenous Ministers. 

Promoting Sustainable Development Overseas and at Home: Given the universal nature of the SDG framework, we need to echo efforts to tackle poverty abroad with leadership and robust action at home. 

Statutory Code of Conduct: Create a Canadian standard will also include authentic age verification and citizenship. Working to establish a Network Removal Legislation that companies operating in Canada, including the internet, must abide by or risk losing our market. When a company becomes aware of child abuse videos or portions thereof, it must be removed forthwith or the company and hosting company will be fined (Cost: $25-million).

Target Aid where it is most needed: Aid will initially only be given to countries that allow us to operate in with a Canadian embassy, the country must have adopted a basic Humanitarian Act for every person: 

has the equal right to vote, justice, regardless of sex, race, etc.; 

access to food, water, and shelter; and

not to be maimed, punished, tortured, or killed. 

Torture Prisoner Returned: If any prisoner or detainee is a suspected terrorist and they are returned to Canada, they will be automatically classified as a Long-Term Offender, until a Canadian court rules otherwise. Bail s.522 application will be automatic and hearing within 30-days. Parole hearings will automatically be every year on the date of their return to Canada. The Crown will have the burden of proof for any continued detention.      

Torture-Tainted Information: Ban using torture-tainted information in all our courts. Forbid information to be provided or received to and from any foreign country where there is credible risk it will cause or contribute to the use of torture or further harm to the prisoner or detainee. 

International Trade

International Joint Commission (IJC), established by the Boundary Waters Treaty of 1909, is responsible for approving (by Order of Approval) certain works in boundary waters which affect levels and flows on both sides of the Canada-USA border. The commission provides recommendations on matters along the common boundary which have been referred to the Commission by the governments. Also monitors and assesses the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement (GLWQA) and is responsible for reviewing and commenting on Remedial Action Plans (RAPs) in coordination with eight USA states and the province of Ontario. 

Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC), is mandated to facilitate international trade, particularly in government markets. CCC specializes in international procurement markets for Canadian companies and provides services to help them win, negotiate and manage export contracts. As prime contractor, CCC offers a government-to-government agreement simplifies customer access to Canadian technology and expertise. CCC contracts have a government guarantee for performance.

Canadian International Trade Tribunal: (Cost: $9,893,541).

Equal Tariff and Duty Policy: To be imposed against any country for like products with same duties and tariffs imposed. Example: 300% USA aircraft export Tariff will have an equal 300% aircraft import Duty to Canada.

We can:

Require the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development to establish a new trade mandate for stimulating inclusive economic growth and the creation of good jobs – one that safeguards governments’ right to regulate, and raises environmental and social standards to the highest common denominator;

Ensure investor rights are not elevated over the public interest in future trade policy, and corporate lobbyists are not valued above the rest of civil society in the determination of trade policy priorities; and

Require greater transparency and accountability in all ongoing and future trade negotiations; at a minimum Members of Parliament and the public able to review draft texts, and openly debate the merits of potential new agreements. 

Trade Approach: Canada’s current approach to trade is inconsistent with the commitment to the basic values of equality, inclusivity, and sustainability. 

Therefore:

Oppose the ratification of CETA, and end Canadian participation in the TPP and TISA negotiations until we have the full and entire texts for the public to critique, we want transparency with the public including media in all negotiations;

Refuse to negotiate agreement that includes an investor-state dispute settlement mechanism or similar measure that restricts the right of governments to regulate in the public interest; and

Seek to eliminate ISDS from existing FTAS and FTPAS through renegotiation or, if necessary, by terminating them. 

Trade Policy: Recognizing the many ways that the trade and investment liberalization era has compromised Canada’s economic development, undermined democratic institutions, and contributed to income inequality. 

Treaty of Peace (1783): Revisit disputed Islands (North Rock and Machias Seal) with USA for the water rights, along with the disputed Georges Bank for Canadian fishing and the lighthouse paid and manned by Canadians. Joint owned areas of the waters connecting our two countries considered (Cost: $10-million).

Trump-Proof Canada: A new foreign policy alignment. Our social and political affinities are far more European than American. Canada will review the pros and cons into the process to join the European Union. This will open more doors for Canadian businesses with the added benefit of an increased GDP growth.  

Health Canada (HC), is in partnership with provincial and territorial governments, HC develops health policy and enforces health regulations, promotes disease prevention, and enhances healthy living for all Canadians. HC ensures health services are available and accessible to First Nations, Innu, Inuit, and Métis communities. It works closely with other federal departments, agencies and health stakeholders to reduce health and safety risks to Canadians. Through its Health Intelligence Network, HC works with other levels of government and the Health Care system in the surveillance, prevention, control and research of disease outbreaks across Canada and around the world. It also monitors health and safety risks related to the sale and use of drugs, food, chemicals, pesticides, medical devices, and certain consumer products. HC negotiates agreements regarding hazardous materials in the workplace, performs medical assessments for pilots and air traffic controllers, and conducts Environmental Health Assessments. Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCS); Hazardous Material Information Review Commission (HMIRC); National Seniors Council (NSC); Patented Medicine Prices Review Board (Cost: $10,944,073). 

Health: (Currently 6.7% GDP, escalate to 12% GDP). Hospitals and Health Care are the responsibility of all the provinces and territories. Serious federal reform on Medicare must be mandated for a broader spectrum of care will include: 30-days of prescription drugs, dental, vision, mental wellness, and long-term care expenditure escalated from 1.2% to 4.2%. Funding for neuroscience, material science, machine learning, and health engineering. Stricter Protocols with increased IT infrastructure to assist and help reduce Health Care costs, more Minimally Invasive Techniques, our own similar high level of standards of care, as South Korea Samsung Medical Center, ASAN Medical Center, and Seoul National University Hospital are all operating at 20% to 30% our current taxpayer to patient costs (Cost: $32,130,857,513 plus National Pharmacare Cost: $3,694,369,005).

Comprehensive Coverage in both the Vital Statistics and Human Right acts for any gender-confirmation surgeries. 

Operating theatres to be kept open, all through the night when necessary until the last waiting patient is treated. Allow comparative (equal) billing by Private Clinics by doctors practising outside of the Medicare system to assist in shortening wait times and accept the current tiered health care system we actually use and have. This allows ordinary people to spend their own money on preserving their own health. Premature replacements will be covered by Health Care and recorded as Medical Device Incidents with new implant oversight for any removal, replacement, or revision surgery. 

3D Printing: Employed at all major hospitals as it has shown to reduce surgery time by 12% when doctors can hold, and visually feel and practice how they will perform a surgery with a solid object in their hands prior to operating. Trials on 3D internal medical printing while operating. All implants made in Canada and exported are deemed to be safe for Canadian citizens, and any imported devices are safe for implanting into both Canadians and USA citizens with FDA approval now required. Better transparency and accountability for unsafe devices with 10x compensation payout to Health Canada for any device failures in Canada by out-of-court settlements to assist in repairs and replacing current failed devices in use.

Affordable Medicines: Creating a National Pharmacare Program, Flat Rate Price Per-Prescription, National Pharma Plan, Universal Prescription Drug Plan, National Drug Bank (Example: $25.00 maximum for each prescription regardless of the actual cost) like the UK and other countries have done would save money through government bulk purchasing power and at the same time put an end to drug shortages as a thing of the past with access to required drugs for all Canadians. Free medicine and dental ($840-million) for those that reach 65-age+ (Total Estimated Cost: $15-billion and saving $5-billion per year).

Example: A year’s supply of Lipitor (cholesterol busting drug) is purchased by New Zealand for their citizens at $15.00 per dose and yet in Canada, the same drug costs Canadians $811.00 (Initial Cost: $24.6-billion then $1-billion per year, saving $10-billion per year for Canadians).

Alternative Therapies – Experimental Treatments Program: Heavily invest into alternative therapies “stem cell” as treatment options at any stage of cancer for all provinces and territories. This will include Proton Therapy, Tomo Therapy, and Gama Knife Therapy of solid tumors. Creation of an on-line Federal treatment list to allow any Canadian into experimental treatments of their choice in order of their application (Example: Princess Margret Cancer Center in Toronto, Ontario).  

Assisted Suicide: Only to be allowed and facilitated at government Hospitals and approved Health Clinics. No longer allowed to be performed in any Hospice, Retirement Home, personal dwelling or private establishment.

Assisted Human Reproduction Act: Lift the ban on profiting from trade in human eggs, sperm, or surrogates as well as individual donated blood, organs, or bone-marrow (Cost: $1-million). 

Baby Boomers: Support retirement living in the country which equals outlying towns increase in population and new businesses, services, work, will sprout up with the influx naturally. Doctor and nurses practicing in Canada, must be time-mandated like truck drivers are because excessive fatigue is similar to being legally drunk, and all schools have RN (Registered Nurse) and RNA (Registered Nurse Assistant) cross-train. 

Billing: Our goal and plans are to have no Canadian patient billed including residents of Canada for treatment (4-hour target for emergency treatment), parking, medical travel (including air ambulance services to and from the hospitals), housing, television, internet, and food while in care. 

Brain Flush: Create specialized brain surface cleaning treatments to increase the flow and clean the brain by spraying clean glymphatic fluids on the brain “Anti-dementia therapy” thus, the glymphatic system flow increased by opening previously dirty blocked glymphatic pathways. Anti-dementia therapies would physically remove amyloid and other toxic proteins   with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and other neurological diseases by washing out the brain with cleaned glymphatic fluids. This in turn ensures and reduces the acidity or pH-levels in brains to neutral levels.

Canada Health Act: Mandate to cover all medications for people with rare diseases.

Canadian Institutes of Health Research: (Cost: 997,506,549).

Canadian National Cancer Hospitals: Dedicated federal hospitals for treating all forms of cancer with experimental treatment clinical trials application process streamlined to be under 60-days. These will include Gene Therapies like Tisagenlecleucel (trade name Kymriah), a type of chimeric antigen receptor T cell (CAR-T) immunotherapy that has shown unparalleled potency against cancers that once meant almost certain death. Developing combinations of other radical CAR (Chimeric Antigen Receptor) T-cell therapy and treatments for leukemia and other specific targeted cancers; Adenovirus (cold flu), Measles, and Polio treatments aimed at targeting cancerous nodes and cells. 

Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH): Drug Addictions are health problems, not criminal offences. Improved rehab programs and alternative options for police to stop in the standard practice of jailing and hurting those with mental health problems and for those using any Health Services for overdose treatment (Cost: $120-million plus dedicated 1% GDP as Emergency Funding, yearly cost: $10-million).

Clinics and Hospitals: Required to increase staff to fulfill the new 24/7 operations for treatments to get to a 7-day standard policy for any and all treatments upon admittance. This will include Safe-Zone from Immigration and Deportations. Restoring access to Health Care for refugees and any detainees waiting in Canada and ending VISA restrictions from Ebola-effected and all other high-risk countries. Centres for Disease Control and Prevention to help with the World Health Organization (Budget increased $25-million).

Coroner: Medical board certified coroner must issue a Death Certificate within 30-days of all deaths and full autopsy with any deaths that involved police interaction within 240-hours (10-days) or within one block of a police station, school, or hospital. Death Certificates will be enforced under the Digital Legacy Act for any digital providers (Facebook, Google, etc.) to be ordered allowed account access to the digital assets if not assigned in a will.   

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspersed Short Palindromic Repeats): Hiring more skillful molecular biologists to create targeted gene-therapies by gene editing and applications (Example: Cancer cures). CRISPR with deployed anti-CRISPR Cos-9 scissors from running amok: Funding to see if it can be used to add additional telomere length at the ends of each chromosome to increase the human life-span. Identify Holoclones, genetically modified cells that can self-renew indefinitely.

Dental Care: Included as part of every Canadians basic Health Care coverage (cleaning, composite fillings and replacements, root canals, whiting, bridges and teeth replacements) in all provinces and territories as an essential health service. 

Disease & Immune System Database: To sequence, analyze the immune repertoires of all diseases (Jian Han-Hudesen Alpha Institute for Biotechnology). 

Doctor Practices: Lift restrictions on doctors practicing in both private and public spheres to a 50/50 employment ratio for equal access for the entire population to all quality of physicians.  High-quality integrated continuum of care and the right to timely, appropriate and equal treatment regardless of age, income, and postal code. Must see patients before prescribing medications.

Doctors: Mandating all doctors and nurses schooled in Canada be employed in Canada for an equal amount of school time first before allowed leaving Canada to practice will reduce the brain drain on our Health Care professionals. Government Grant-an-Education with full grants retroactive for medical professionals enrolled in Canadian schools in the past 10-years.  

E-cigarettes: Treating e-cigarettes as cigarettes regardless of the nicotine content, with the same restrictions and penalties as smoking cigarettes (Costs: None).

Electronic Medical Records (EMRs): Ensure provinces/territories transition to EMRs and these records include an option to add update changes or start the process for changes to: Organ Donations presumed consent by default for all patients unless family wishes otherwise except when the patient has re-confirmed organ donation at any time; End-of-Life Care and alternative treatments; it must be clear by the patient for Do-Resuscitate or Do-Not-Resuscitate; and any other services the patient requests (including religious) while in and under care. To establish a National Organ Donor Bank and opportunity to either register or de-register when filing taxes each year as standardized organ and tissue donations across Canada.

Emergency Room Recording: Clear Emergency Room (ER) recording policy for taping visits and procedures, adding to medical record, and sharing with the patient. This will eliminate smartphones as they are a reservoirs of bacteria (Staphylococcus aureus, E-coli, and other species). 

Employee National Health Registry: Documenting where locums have worked in Canada and the ability to share employee information especially when a former or current employee is interviewing for a job(s) in another province or territory. Patient safety and quality incidents pertaining to the work of all Doctors, Nurses, and Specialists in the Health Care fields will ensure real scrutiny and oversight for people administering Health Services and those “undesirable employees” being bounced from hospital to hospital, clinic to clinic.   

Experimental Treatments & Therapies: More openness and allowances to allow initial Phase-1, Phase-2 and Phase-3 clinical trials with the supervision of a real Doctor that agrees to take on and initiate the trial for patients. This includes making effective drug treatments and/or trials available and accessible to all and their data would contribute to further trial phases. 

False Doctors “Dr.”: Those claiming erroneously to be doctors and treating patients charged subject to s.296.1 (1) Every official, or every person acting at the instigation of or with the consent or acquiescence of an official, who inflicts torture on any other person is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding fourteen years. Torture means any act or omission by which severe pain or suffering, whether physical or mental, is intentionally inflicted on a person.” 

Fast-tracking Certification: Credentials validated in English/French and not having the “brain-drain” going south of our borders (Tuition cost averages $7,868 a year per student). Encouraging “Dreamers” from USA to immigrate or come to Canada with testing, employment, security screening and education under the Safe Third Country Agreement and adopting the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). Professional Credentials Recognised in a publicly accessible Federal Credential Databank.

Fast-tracking to create clear DACA recipient’s futures: Accept questionable status persons coming from the USA and including any dreamers.

Federal Concussion Legislation: Created with the help of ministers in all provinces and territories. All Olympic sports will automatically fall under this legislation and qualify for a study and compensation plan by the respected organizations. 

Federal Innovation Agency: To identify, co-ordinate and scale up all the great Health Care ideas and escalate pilot projects across Canada. We are committed to making the recommended changes of heath service reports. We point out if funding is required from the federal government, an equal responsibility therefore lies in federal government starting with federal mandatory full immunization and vaccinations for all Canadians. This is a necessary measure, time-sensitive and life-threatening public health issue. Not vaccinating a child in Canada will be considered child abuse and law enforceable. 

Freedom of Choice: In medicine by integrating Homeopathic medicines into traditional healthcare and mandating using the Medical Alert Bracelet system for all Health Services like DNR (Do Not Resuscitate). There will be line drawn for mandatory vaccines as Homeopathic medicine is proven not to be an alternative to vaccines. No further or continuing taxpayer funding of non-science Homeopathy, and it not be used to false-treat conditions that are “chronic”, serious, or could bear serious harm, and legislate that these cases must be referred to a medical clinic or hospital approved in Canada, forthwith.     

Gender Identity Transitional Treatment: Included with 1% dedicated front-end Health Care Services Emergency Funding. 

Gene Therapies: Turn individual body into a designer antibody factor for personalized treatments.

Getting Toxic Chemicals Out of Cosmetics: Law to require specific tests before a company brings a new product with a new chemical to market and release safety data they may collect. Phthalates, parabens, triclosan, lead acetate, formaldehyde (a known human carcinogen), mercury and other toxic substances. Finance new safety studies and enforcement with the ability to pull products off the shelves immediately when customers have reported bad reactions confirmed by their doctors.

Hazardous Materials Information Review Commission: Ensure that there are medical doctors and staff on boards to ensure hospitals and clinics are trained and prepared in advance for emergencies (Cost: $3,732,855).

Health Care Workers’ Rights: Patient files at Canadian hospitals and clinics fall into two categories: Those that know they have been hacked and those that don’t realize it yet. Increase funding and security measures to ward against cyber-attacks for all our Health Care and clinics records in Canada. Extra security training for interactions with the police and patients. 

All pay increases be in-line with education and training. Steam cleaning initiated at all sites instead of chemicals with a UV (Ultra Violet) light bath on all items (sinks, floors, beds, doors, handles, remotes, phones, light switches, and vending machines) to kill germs and pathogens and reduce the spread of infections. Health Care Workers (including part-time and casual) entitled to the same benefits, pensions, and fees as full-time workers. This will encourage applications for employment and increased job skills. Nurses and Doctors employment files will be uploaded for the public in a national database in Ottawa and accessible by any employers and any Canadian citizen.  

Health Response: Federal 100% Funded 24-7 Nationwide Rapid Air & Land Ambulance with Doctor, Dentist and Optometrist Service. Our new military fleet of V-280 Valor airplanes available to service outlying areas with military working with civilians as ambulance and emergency medical response teams for communities without airports. These service will no longer have an ambulance fee.

Home Care Access: With caregiver support, financial assistance, workplace protection, respite care, formal mandatory trainings, and end-of-life care. Non-Canadian Caregivers will all receive automatic Canadian Residency Status and pay (Cost: $6-billion for Home Care and Palliative Care). 

Hospitals NEW: Our Beaver Party will help and promote a new Canadian standard of care and push for federal funds directed to building in all major cities of all provinces and territories, new hospitals following the newly opened Toronto’s Humber River Hospital template for construction and use. Hospitals are family oriented, with the patient’s ability to access health records in the hospital room and their test results as they become available. Going fully digital allows one to have a bigger role in providing care outside the hospital and in the community. 

Hospitals Wish List: Buying in bulk makes items for all hospitals cheaper and just makes sense. Any person working at a hospital may submit an electronic list to the federal government of any and all new equipment and facilities they urgently require, wish or need to replace for roundtable discussions to meet a 7-day turnaround for medical services and procedures for our yearly budget costing and funds distribution. The list must also include larger equipment needed to diagnose fully those that are obese in emergency (ER). Improve hospitals across Canada, each 338 federal ridings will receive one (1) de Vinci Surgical System for a major hospital or clinic that they have ($1.5-million each = $507-million total). 

Human Placenta Project: Understanding the placenta is the new highest priority on the National Health Research Agenda, before HIV and cardiovascular disease. Aims to understand the enigmatic organ that influences not just the health of women and her fetus during pregnancy but also the lifespan health of both. 

Immunization: Reinstate the Mandatory School Vaccination & Inoculation Program for children, those under nineteen (19), and for all Refugees and Immigrants (inoculations and vaccinations). Immunization must include but is not limited to the following: pertussis, whooping cough, influenza, poliomyelitis, measles, rubella, smallpox, tuberculosis, polio, typhoid, tetanus, diphtheria, rabies, hepatitis-A, hepatitis-B, hepatitis-C, and other vaccinations as recommended and suggested by those in the medical field for all Canadians and those at risk (Cost: incorporated into escalated Health Care). 

Immunizations and Vaccinations: Mandatory clarity for immunizations and vaccinations for children (DTaP and MMR) entering kindergarten with walk-in clinics available in all hospitals to both in-patients and out-patients targeting children accessing any and all schools, hospitals and clinics in all provinces and territories. 

Ingestible Micro Robotics: Funding remote-controlled origami robots & other AI micro-medical robots to perform medical procedures from inside out, deliver medication to an internal wound or patch it by settling onto the injury like a Band-Aid. 

Magnetic Resource Imaging (MRI): 3T MRI machines, three (3) per province or territory (Total: $234-million). 

MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying), End of Life Act: We support the Medical Aid in Dying (Bill-52) permitting euthanasia. This will be provided only at hospitals or clinics and not at home, hospices or long-care facilities. 

MARS (Medipix All Resolution System) X-Ray Upgrade: MARS offers better joint images, since it can categorize and color-code interwoven layers of bone, tissue, and surgical screws as quickly (and with as little radiation) as a traditional CT scan. Nanoparticles injected beforehand enhances the 3D render of lungs, digestive track, kidneys, and bladder. This dye-and-scan technique could be used to detect early-stage cancer cells, invisible in a standard X-ray.

Mental Health Act: Review and amend to eliminate most grievances and complaints on abuse of this Act, to address solitary confinement, and to immediately stop involuntary treatments (drugs & electroconvulsive therapy) on those being held without consent. Ensure all Mental Health Detention Systems in all provinces and territories afford forthwith daily 24-hour access to a lawyer, family, and the media. We plan to have a federal oversight with a regular daily review process on all persons detained while looking at the systems and monitoring to make sure there are very careful safeguards in place. Examples: timeline to issue personal effects, televisions for all, initial observations extended and turned into cruel and unusual punishment, removal of clothing by same sex personnel in private, allowing personal clothing to be worn by all.

Mental Health Act: Overhaul by independent Law Reform Commission. Eliminate Systemic Issues: The BC Mental Health Act authorizes detaining facilities to “discipline” involuntary patients (retrained by mechanical straps to a bed/solitary confinement); No right to have their clothing removed by an attendant of the same sex (female patients routinely have their clothing removed by male staff and private companies); Permits indefinite detention with no mandatory periodic oversight; no legal aid is available for mental health detainees to obtain independent legal advice at the time they are detained, rarely entitled to a lawyer when asked. No right to give or refuse consent to any psychiatric treatment. Legally “deemed” to consent to all psychiatric treatment and can be forcibly administered medications and electroconvulsive therapy, even when they are mentally capable of making their own decisions. Deprived of the right to have psychiatric treatment decisions made by a supported or substitute decision-maker (family members and friends excluded from participating in their loved one’s recovery process by being involved in psychiatric treatment decisions). Outdated law violated the Canadian Charter and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. 

Mitochondrial Replacement Therapy (MRT): “Canadians have the right to benefit from scientific advancement.” To allow DNA-blending techniques to create a human being called Mitochondrial Replacement Therapy (MRT). This allows women to avoid passing on sometimes fatal inherited diseases to their children. Revisiting all prohibitions and immediately lifting the criminal prohibition to knowingly create embryos that have DNA from more than two people, an outdated decade plus law formed at the height of fears around cloning. 

Multi-Diagnostics Paper Tests: Cheap rapid screening for a multiple of diseases and health problems such as Ebola, Tuberculosis, liver failure, Zika, Malaria, Dengue and Yellow Fever, and others.

National Dementia Strategy: A comprehensive approach includes greater caregiver support, mandatory dementia care training for health-care providers and more funding for innovation, home care, and long-term care without the terminal restrictions imposed. Funds made available for home modifications, reimbursements, professional health care or rehabilitation services, help with weekly or daily activities, transportation, travel and/or accommodations because of caregiver responsibilities, specialized aids or devices (chair lifts & power bathroom lifts or power wheel chairs, scooters), prescriptions and non-prescription drugs, optician with Rx glasses and full dental repair and replacements. Employment Standards for 27-weeks unpaid job-protected caregiver leave. Refundable tax credits delivered as cash payments, and eligible caregivers are provided with a suitable monthly payment at 20 hours per week at the minimum wage. Caregivers access to education and training programs, mental health supports, caregiver support groups, and 8-hours per week time-off assistance for self (Monday to Friday).    

National Diabetes Strategy: Using the Diabetes 360° plan can save $27-billion to $36-billion in related Health Care costs that could be redirected towards long-term care and our National Healcare System with Pharmacare that includes Dental and Orphan Prescription Drugs (Cost: $150-million).

National Family Care Giver Fund: Addresses a growing crisis in affordable resources for aging at home. (Escalated by $3.8-billion though dedicated funds in Health Care budget). Working with banks for insurance vehicles for support in the home. 

National Healthcare System (NHS): Every person that comes in is entitled to equal treatment and care. Similar to the Ontario Health Insurance Plan with photo identification to curb abuse and equal coverage and payment plan for each Canadian regardless of the age or living location. NHS cards must be available at all hospitals for all Canadians and residents of Canada. Canadian patients will not be required to pre-pay for any service even when visiting another province or territory but their home province or territory billed for their entire care and service provided. Canadians accessing Health Care may elect to include a DNA patient sample which added to a national DNA data bank National Medical Bank and accessible records on-line by the individual patient. Genome treatment tailored for each patient. 

National Standard of Excellence for Health Services: Escalated health, caregivers, home and long-term care, and childcare benefits while reducing all wait times to under 7-days for actual treatment. 

National Suicide Prevention Strategy: Accessing Health Care services due to substance abuse and overdoses will be an enrolment into standardized Treatment and Assistance Program. This is viewed as a silent cry for help and part of our National Suicide Prevention Strategy (Cost: 1% GDP) includes dedicated Emergency Funding for all our front line Health Care workers dealing with the overdose “opioid crisis” occurring across Canada. Extra training for assessments prior to Naloxone treatment to prevent overuse and financial compensation due to unnecessary use. 

Needle Exchange, Safe Injection Site & Drug Rehab: With a decriminalization of cannabis (marijuana) and of minor possession of hard drug possession offences, a mandatory Drug Rehab Program must be standard policy for any possession and hospitalization requiring medical assistance that involves admitted drug use (those persons deliberately drugged would be excluded from the program) or for those wishing to go clean. Needle exchanges and safe injection site mandated at all hospitals and clinics. Harm Elimination not Harm Reduction with forced treatment and fines only to remove the criminal justice and over-policing. Our goal is to legalize all drugs as a way to mitigate the fentanyl and opioid crisis with the demand for all addicts receiving Health Care assistance to submit to mandatory confined detox. We understand that only those wishing to get clean, will but, using community health care resources by overdosing must have a consequence and mandatory treatment. Legalizing all drugs, thereby controlling them, saving lives and interrupting the lucrative drug trade. Support for all forces and prosecutors across Canada who  charge all dealers (excluding doctors and pharmacists) with attempted manslaughter or even homicide on the people who may have overdosed on fentanyl or other drugs and/or have died. Drug patients hold jobs, pay taxes, and live long, healthy, productive lives. Marijuana & Drug Decriminalization Act (Cost: $1-million),

Newborn Intensive Care Units: Added funding in each federal riding and hospitals, all geared for a 3% growth rate.

Nurses, Home Care: Using the Netherlands new model, Buurtzorg, neighbourhood care that favours humanity over bureaucracy. Self-governing teams of 12-highly trained nurses are responsible for the home care of 50-60 patients in a given neighbourhood with 15-coaches for 700-teams. Giving nurses along with all health care professionals, a system that lets them do their jobs.

Orphan Prescription Drugs: Cover the cost of expensive pharmaceuticals needed to treat rare diseases and eliminate surprise billing issues for all Canadians. 

Palliative-Care Services: Registered Nurses (RN’s) should be allowed to prescribe morphine to patients orally due to the shortage of doctors and seeing one to actually getting a prescription from one. Morphine is diluted and colour coded for strengths and is of little use to drug addicts. Providing pain relief for our population would be about $16 per person per year, for those that need it.  

Parking: Look for creative ways to stop user fees and eliminate towing of patient vehicles. Complimentary parking and ambulance service must be provided to all Canadian patients and reasonable charged rates for visitors. 

Pay-For-Plasma: Allowed to pay per plasma donation following strict Canadian Blood Services standards & inspections. To increase our supply and surplus, would be available in times of need. Plasma no longer allowed purchased from outside of Canada to avoid all tainted blood or other infectious diseases from entering our clean plasma supply chain. Consumer funded “clinical trials” of under twenty-five year olds plasma transfusions for the public at a cost of $8,000 each to determine if recipients feel smarter and more youthful due to the benefits to growth factors and proteins, vital to cell functions, found in younger blood.  

Peer Review and Oversight Committee: Fixing the absence of formal Forensic Pathology training and certification in Canada. This will replace the ineffective self-governing nature of medical bodies and have the power to renew or revoke all medical licences, legal licences, law licences and all certifications. 

Personalized Medicines: Through genetic testing (GenXys) which helps physicians determine which prescription drugs suit their patients’ specific genetic makeup thus eliminating reactions to prescribed drugs plagues 10% of all patients waiting in emergency. 

Pharmacare: Merging within all Provincial and Territorial Health Care systems to form a new National Health System (NHS). Throwing money into Health Care does not help, as it just disappears into the local system. 24/7 treatment and procedures at all hospitals and clinics to catch-up on all backlogs for surgeries plaguing our Health Care system for all provinces and territories. Scrap all Medical Service Plan (MSP) premiums in all provinces/territories and create more contingency planning to eliminate shortages of tier-three prescription drugs (800 plus) and manufacture more of our own drugs in Canada. 

Pharmacists: Change all legislation and regulations for harmonization and national standards, enabling all Pharmacists to administer any and all travel and other vaccines such as shingles and HPV. 

Public Health Agency of Canada: (Cost: $612,546,137).

Potential Outbreak Preventive (Pandemic) and Containment Measures: No personal belief exemption from vaccinations. Brick and mortar facilities for research, testing, analysis, and a World Vaccine Production Centre in Canada (Cost: $5-billion).   

Psychedelic Clinical Trials: ‘Plant medicine’ increase starting with MDMA assisted psychotherapy for PTSD has shown to have an 80% success rate in the Vancouver, BC trial by Health Canada. A raft of government approved and funded studies including multiple Phase-1, Phase-2 and Phase-3 clinical trials (60-day approval mandate) in the emerging field of psychedelic medicines. Wasted tax dollars more shrewdly disbursed researching new protocols are proving adept and efficient and would be less costly to cover. 

Records: Scrap fax machines and put on-line system of electronic transfer of information of Health Records. Universal accepted method for establishing wait lists. Transparency and accountability for all Canadians.

Right to Try: Medical experimental treatments on and in their own body, when approved after animal testing or laboratory cell testing. Experimental Clinical Trials for up to ten (10) people will be allowed for typing of new techniques & procedures. 

“Safe” Injection Sites: Encouraged in all major cities, at all hospitals and clinics where alternative treatment of drug addiction can be administered quickly and efficiently for those wanting and in need. Our plan is to make pharmacological treatments available for multiple stimulant users in all parts of Canada to reduce the costs of crime estimated at $8,900 per user per month for police time, court appearances, incarcerations, parole, and visitors’ costs.

Stem Cell Treatments: New certification process by Health Canada for cell preparation and delivery to avoid “spontaneous transformation of (stem cells) into unwanted tissues and reduce risks of infections during and after procedures.  

Sugar Stents: Banning all metal stents and switching to sugar (glucose) stents for internal vein extensions. Angioplasty, heart and life-saving procedure where a blood vessel is opened by balloon dilation and kept open with a stent. Normally metal, but over time these break down and cause more problems for the heart and veins. With a sugar stent, it would give vital nutrients to the veins for their repair and slowly dissolve within two-years with the side effect of healed, stronger, and thicker veins at their placed locations. 

Sun Safety Campaign: To educate the population on melanoma skin cancer. A tan is a sign of damage, not health. It’s your body saying “My DNA has been damaged, and I’m going to get darker to prevent you from burning me anymore.”

Surgery for Aid Donors: As an essential part of any universal-health-care scheme, we will assist in helping developing countries DCP3 (Disease Control Priorities Report) in oversight for nurses and doctors need to be held accountable for their work. Working with multiple aid organizations, we will increase funding for the top fifty (50) urgently needed surgeries will include: caesarean section $15-380, cataract surgery $50, hernia repair $10-100, HIV/AIDS $900 per DALY.  

Transplants: Relaxed standards for patients awaiting transplants, starting from the alcohol abstain six-month-sober rule reduced to a three-month-sober rule nationally and waiving any rehab requirements for medical transplants as unfair and punishable by cruel and unusual treatment and monetary compensation by the hospital imposing the added restriction. 

Transplant Clinical Trials: Ramped up for treatments to get a body to accept a foreign organ/tissues without long-term drugs. Drug target will be for a maximum 90-day drug plan after all transplants that will mainly be used to combat infections. Ideal result would be no drugs used after transplant. Drugs and stem cell treatments before to adapt a foreign tissue to host.    

Transportation: Safe transportation to and from hospitals and housing for those with mental illnesses be provided upon intake. All Ambulance Services complimentary for life-threatening emergencies and the patients will no longer be billed for their services. Return to home covered at the end of their treatment and care. 

Vaccine: Typhoid fever (Typbar-TCV) and Cholera, Tetanus, Hepatitis A-B & C and others. Zero funding any organization that discourages the use of vaccines. Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, Geneva, Switzerland.

Value-Based Agreements:  Cost effectiveness treatments which it expedites approval for a treatment in the absence of high-quality data. Tie reimbursement to the success of the drug. When treatment works, the manufacturer would receive full payment. When the patient shows limited improvement response to treatment, there would be a partial payment. And when the treatment fails altogether, no payment would be made.

Vitro Gamelogenesis (IVG): Artificial gametes convert adult human cells into lab made eggs and sperm then implanted in a womb. Review artificial wombs with combination of IVG and gene editing (CRISPR-Cas9) creating pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) from any human sample: hair brush, swab of spit, cheek, and at the end of 40-weeks cycle, a little baby.  

Wait Times: Canadians own their own bodies and have a right to any treatment they pay for themselves. Access to Health Care is a Constitutional Right. Access to a wait list is not access to Health Care. Mandated forthwith, a 12-week maximum time-frame for all public health treatments including those wait-listed. 

Wait lists targets and/or Benchmarks: Target is what you aim to achieve. Benchmark is the minimum standard you have to meet. Wait lists time will begin upon initial consultation and date of the very first diagnosis. At any time, the patient may access treatment independently through Extended Health Coverage for service including private clinics and receive treatments anywhere in the country at the full expense (in-patient to out-patient) billing to the initial hospital wait-listed the patient and government public provider, excluding travel costs. 

The Beaver Party plans can shorten wait times to under 7-days by fast-tracking Canadian certification of immigrant foreign doctors and health-care providers. Wait times posted on-line for all Canadian hospitals with the option for persons to transfer treatment with their travel to an alternative hospital at their expense unless initiated or referred by their doctor, or hospital for treatment at another hospital (paid by their province or territory). Access to a waiting list is not access to Health Care! Central problem and driving force for reform are wait times for medical procedures. Increased Health Care trades & training with long-term federal retirement compensation packages for all nurses & doctors incorporated into our Health Care. For faster medical service automatically approved in another province, territory, or country and the procedure covered by NHS. Travel and accommodations the responsibility of the patient. 

To achieve this, our budget has an additional $1-billion dollars for an increase in 24-hour medical procedures, for new nurses and doctors, for all waitlisted procedures each hospital has is past 7-days. Any person is legally allowed to spend their own money for faster choice of traditional and non-traditional treatment excluding Homeopathy and furthermore, elasticity embraced for those wishing to pay for alternative and faster treatments not available in Canada.

Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship

Citizenship & Immigration Canada administers Canada’s citizenship and immigration policies, procedures and services. The department is responsible for the following: examining immigrants, visitors and people claiming refugee status at land borders, seaports and airports; processing applications for permanent residence, extensions of visitor status requests and sponsorships for relatives and refuges overseas; admitting students, temporary workers and qualified business immigrants; investigating and removing people who are in Canada illegally; working with and helping fund a network of settlement agencies and services to help immigrants adapt to and participate in day-to-day Canadian life; promoting the acceptance of migrants by Canadians; cooperating with various levels of government on accepting applications and verifying the eligibility and documentation of applicants; granting citizenship and administration of the Oath of Canadian Citizenship Status and issuing proofs of citizenship to Canadians (Cost: $222,919,932). 

Immigration & Refugee Board of Canada (IRB), (Cost: $122,919,932), the Board’s mission, on behalf of Canadians, is to make well-reasoned decision s on immigration and refugee matters efficiently, fairly, and in accordance with the law. Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) ensures the security and prosperity of Canada. Is responsible for managing the access of people and goods to and from Canada.

Refugee Immigrant Immigration Integration Program: WELCOME HOME RELOCATION PROGRAM. 

7.4-billion people living on Earth. In Canada, over 1.5-million at 80-age and 300,000 over 90-age.

The Beaver Party of Canada government action plan is to bring into Canada 1,014,000 refugees a year with the distribution of 3,000 new refugees into each of the 338 federal ridings a year. Mayors may contact their federal riding MP for requests for additional or a reduction in new immigrants a year. This is to accommodate our Building Canada Plans is estimated to create 3,418,514 new skilled jobs. Even if we eliminated our 5.5% unemployment (2,496,239 workers) and brought it down to zero, we would still have a skilled worker shortfall can only be solved by removing caps for immigrants, migrants, and refugees make up 21.9% of Canada. Legally employ all whom are currently in Canada (Cost: $845-million). 

Our Welcome Home Relocation Program will help with 1,014,000 new immigrants. The goal is 9,572,000 refugees during our 12-year plan to attain 3% positive growth (births minus deaths) for Canada to get us to 100-million Canadians by 2100 and assist us to populate our northern territories and boreal forests. Starting with immediate action by our Housing First Policy by getting our homeless first off the street and into our Welcome Home Relocation Program (to stream-line our process) and then emergency airlifting people in our first year. Everyone entering Welcome Home offered a job opportunity and relocation. 

The first mandate will be to put a moratorium on all deportations until each has had a final review by the Minister on a complete new interview, independent community assessment, and case-by-case basis. Mandatory Medical will no longer be required for Immigration Canada until after one arrives in Canada, this will be done at one of our hospitals or clinics with mandatory inoculations for all residents and visitors. If you are good enough to work or study in Canada, you will be allowed to stay here and bring your families with you.        

100-million Canadians living in Canada by 2100: To attain and maintain a 3% growth rate for all provinces and territories. The expansion into our boreal forest is expected with rail, all weather roads connecting Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut, power dams, fifth generation nuclear power plants, sanitation plants, and the building of new modern cities to accommodate the increase in Canada’s population and global warming. With an initial cost of $5,000 a person, recouped in one years’ taxes, it just makes good financial sense to relax our immigration policies and increase refugees and immigration into Canada to 1,014,000 a year (Cost: $845-million):

Projected New Tax Revenue (years 1-4): $5.87-billion; $17.01-billion; $28.14-billion; $39.28-billion;

Projected New Tax Revenue (years 5-8): $50.42-billion; $61.55-billion; $72.69-billion; $83.83-billion;

Projected New Tax Revenue (years 9-12): $94.97-billion; $106.10-billion; $117.24-billion; $128.38-billion.

Affordable Community Rental Housing: As “rent-to-own” would stabilize people first, regardless of their circumstances. Criteria they can’t engage in criminal activity (like selling drugs), and not required to be clean and sober before entering or even while being housed. Community Services able to tackle other issues with Social Services built-in at all new sites. Pets will be allowed.

Amendment for Immigration Documents: Allowed to correct previous false or misleading information that was believed to be true at the time of application, or was done on the applicant’s behalf. This done in good faith to correct an error noticed in filed documentation will not result in refusal of status.

Automatic Residency or Deport: Timely decisions for those awaiting to come to Canada and if no decision is reached to deport when they are defaulted to board. Removal order will only be used as a last resort for those that have no community support for residency and only for those to have committed and been convicted of a serious criminal offence in Canada.  Those involved as victims of crime (prostitution) entitled to Canadian residency under the Refugee program with provincial or territorial ID to streamline a Canadian Temporary Residential Passport to victims of crime to facilitate travel back to their homeland if they so wish and it be done within 24-hours along with a paid two-week-return-airline ticket to their country and place of origin and return back to Canada, pre-paid phone card, local identification, food, accommodations and local transportation (monthly bus-subway-transit pass or tickets). Responsibility lies with us. 

Automated Refugee Crossing Emergency Shacks & Canadian Flag Drones: Created to help guide and protect the sudden influx of refugees and migrant claimants entering Canada and needing humanitarian assistance to start a legal application process. Initial pre-screening can be done with facial recognition and an immediate needs assessment for those that have braved the elements. The proper emergency personnel can be dispatched to assist and tailor guide the applicants through the immigration processes according to their language and emergency needs. Doubling the residency requirement time to ten (10) years at all irregular crossings and a forced residency relocation to any areas in Canada needing a population boost.   

Cessation Motions and Applications: A moratorium on all Cessation Motion applications. Those law-abiding applicants seeking citizenship while permanent residency status is in doubt and yet they qualify for Canadian Citizenship will have the opportunity to test and become citizens of Canada. Citizenship allow and fast-tracked to any Canadian parents child(s) with a disability and their brothers and sisters. 

Citizenship: Our policy is when a dual-citizenship Canadian reaches the age of fifteen (15), they must declare a single citizenship for their country of choice. Revamp and streamline the Citizenship process and Refugee Program making it faster and easier for families to re-unite. Develop fast-track current workplace skills programs to improve applicant’s trades to Canadian standards and grant Residency for illegal(s) and caretakers here. Reduce to a fair $250.00 Citizenship fee.

Clear Pathway to Canadian Legal Status: For all including the stateless so everyone arriving in Canada, at an international border crossing including airports, can legally work, obtain a social insurance number, drive with an issued driver’s licence, open a bank account in Canada, attain provincial/territory health coverage, and upgrade their education. We are offering those classified as “stateless” a path to become naturalized, “the right to have rights.” Creating a Temporary Canadian Resident status for immigration with a passport through Passport Canada for those that are stateless for a temporary five (5) year duration term, a temporary dual-citizenship. Many Indigenous people fearing residential schools kept their children off-the-grid. All can now apply for temporary and full residence permits without needing formal identification. A letter from a Canadian Elder or a Canadian professional in your community that knows you will be sufficient, including a school identification and letter from your teacher. Statelessness is an automatic ground for resettlement. We recognize it as a compelling factor that justifies a temporary residence permit without the requirement of any form of identification which many do not have. Equal Citizenship Law: Any stateless child from any country can be fast-tracked Canadian with a sponsor.

Communities Consultation: The opportunity for ridings to ask for an increase or decrease in refugees until their infrastructure is up to date and to adequately accommodate the sudden influx in immigrant numbers with adequate funding for the influx in immigration and extra federal funding for emergency services deployed. All mayors/reeves will have access to the numbers of claims processed from their communities monthly, for their accounting, costs analysis, and community planning needs.

Cruise Ships: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police will step in regardless of the jurisdiction and become  involved in any disappearances of any missing Canadian on any cruise ship and will consider the missing Canadian as a homicide and murdered if the person goes missing while at sea. All Canadian cruise ship tickets sold in Canada must ensure and confirm the ship being used has an updated Overboard Detection System for all their passengers to be legally sold and promoted.

Deportation Reform: Moratorium on all deportations. Accelerated for families that have had and are awaiting decisions, all granted Residency if the wait is longer than 30-days. All must remain together as a family unit and the board mandated to err on benefit of the doubt and swiftly grant Canadian residency if children are involved within thirty-days. Once in Canada, no person will be sent away who has a reasonable fear of facing persecution, violence, or death in their home countries or in the Safe Third Country Agreement by detention and deportation to their home countries.

Diversity and Inclusion: Streamline immigration processes and eliminate the appearance of racism in the program with aid and resources offered and available to any and all applicants. Working with United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to ensure our major Refugee Resettlement Plan (Welcome Home) is carried out swiftly for those persons of concern.

Draft Dodgers and Deserters: Allowed to apply for Canadian Residency and allowed to wait in Canada to attain citizenship. Allowed and approved as Asylum Seekers in our Welcome Home Relocation Program. All seeking asylum in Canada, even those with past criminal records or accusations, is allowed into Canada, and to stay in Canada. Asylum-seekers entering Canada from outside official border crossings must have a full hearing before any decision is reached to allow their stay or their removal. Canada may take the stance of a sanctuary country for all these displaced peoples.

Emergency Refugee Contingency Plan:

Activate existing Refugee Reception Centres;

Allow claims to be done at any border crossing or location in Canada for Refugee status;

Mobilize Canadian military bases to help in immediate relocation;

Send officials overseas, right to the refugee camps;

Directly engage UN and governments (Lebanon, Turkey, etc.) with refugees needing assistance;

Increase asylum-seekers approvals;

Screening, checks and processing from 7-days to 1-day for any at-risk Refugee;

Increased Canadian vetting of all refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants, with facial recognition and emotion software to detect if they are intending to cause harm to Canadians; 

More dedicated Immigration Officers for “boots on the ground” verification;

Immediately process all refugees with family ties and arrange fast-track transport to Canada within 24-hours; and

Directly ask and challenge Canadians for humanitarian donations to help new refugees in either monetary or other physical donations (seasonal clothing, food, housing, job opportunities, etc.).

End Immigration Loans for Travel and Medical: All previous and outstanding loans owning by refugees for relocation will be dissolved. Refugees must not be forced to pay back for travel, medical exams for admission to Canada and all costs with getting settled in their new country, or their first year of accommodations when they arrive in Canada. 

False Documents: Not be grounds for denial of claim. Often, documents are lost or stolen while fleeing their home country. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Canadian Border Security Agency, Integrated Border Enforcement Team, and any other police force involved, will make all efforts to obtain a true copy of all relevant identification documents for their records and provide a copy to the claimant forthwith. 

Fast Track: To have strong foreign policies that emanate what Canada was and must be: a safe place of refuge, a new start and clean slate with common sense, good government, peace, and responsibility. Military airlifts will begin immediately for refugees and migrants to go to a continent at peace, freed of barriers and obstacles by expediting the application process with one-page and same-day Canadian Resident Status and travel to Canada without any identification based on trust. To assist quickly, a new Fast Track System, those under immediate threat from ethnic cleansing.

Fast Track Family Reunification: Working with missions and embassies, additional immigrants will also be 24-hour fast-tracked into Canada with priority to family reunification when they arrive. Aging parents fast-tracked and included to live in Canada with their sponsors. 

Fast Tracked Skills: We plan to aggressively pursue massive immigration in order to settle Canada’s vast and mostly unpopulated northern and outlying frontiers, emphasize family reunification, highly skilled workers fluent in English or French with clear path to citizenship and recertification with acceptance of trades and university diplomas from other countries though proof to qualification is to take an equivalency challenge test for certification to practice in Canada. 

Fiancé Visa Program with Fast Track: Same-day 90-day Fiancé Visa Program for new couples to be given the opportunity to come and get married in Canada and remain a Canadian Resident with Canadian citizenship after 5-years of marriage. Those divorcing after their arrival or marriage in Canada and before the 5-year mark allowed to remain in Canada but will not be eligible for Canadian Citizenship for a full 10-years in Canada, even if they re-marry. 

To eliminate fraud by overuse: this Fiancé Visa Program will only be allowed accessible once every 5-years by Canadians.

Finance: To help finance and build our new Canada with the massive infrastructure investments, we plan to relax, increase, and fast-track security and immigration services to stream-line a safe relocation for all immigrants, refugees and their families. Canada was created by immigrants, refugees and Indigenous. 

We plan to integrate (3,000 per federal district) up to 1,014,000 a year to obtain and maintain an economic and respectable 3% growth rate for Canada with a healthy increase in our base tax revenues. Our Welcome Home plan is one to boast of. We welcome and support the current increases to immigration to 300,000 (2016) and gradual increases to 450,000 by 2021 by the Liberal government with our planned increases to just over a million a year. More people in Canada, means more taxes for services for everyone, in all classes, we believe all people working in Canada must pay their fair share of taxes set at a flat rate of 17% regardless of class. The fact 81.6% of Canadians and residents are employed and also pay taxes on the average earnings of $40,100 a year, at a new flat tax rate of 17%, it would equal $6,817 of new federal personal tax revenue per person a year. Make taxation a more equal and fair process for all Canadians. Regardless if you make $100 or $100-million, everyone required to pay 17% for taxes.

Financial Help: Grants of $2,500 given plus offer Refugees additional help with additional government loans of $2,500 a person, all to meet their new needs with a low re-payment rate of their emergency relocation loans of $2,500 (2-year complimentary interest) each and indexed at a flat one-time 10% loan repayment ($2,750.00 repaid on all loans). 

Grandfather Clause: Those in Canada and employed granted Residency so they can fast-track their family members into Canada. Refugees are looking for sanctuary, we can give them that. You will not be required to leave Canada while waiting for clearances, medical and results of immigration status. 

Groups: Working with groups like Never Home to create a Welcome Home Relocation Program and migrant policies to any one in detention with Citizenship or Immigration and implemented along with our refugee programs (Cost: $1-million). 

Guantanamo Bay: All Canadians held will be demanded returned to Canada forthwith for a full hearing and military trial.

Holding & Health Services: If a disease or medical condition exists with a refuge, if possible, treatment forthwith, or arranged prior to settlement in the relocation process. Travel to Canada arranged and treatment provided in Canada forthwith. Revise all immigration guidelines to abolish all medical inaccessibility for immigrants, refugees, and migrants.

Holding - Citizenship and Immigration: Holding and Incarceration limited in special cases of a high security threat analysis to 30-days maximum for orientation and to supply all documents and culture induction for new immigrants requesting to be a resident of Canada. Open a Refugee Appeal Division (Cost: $1-million).

Holding - Migrants, Refugees and Immigrants: Not be treated as convicted criminals, nor will they be handcuffed, nor separated from their family by segregation and dedicated housing by their sex. All released forthwith for a hearing of their case in immigration court in the province they arrived in unless they make an application to transfer their hearing to another province or territory for valid employment, friends support, or family support. 

Immigration & Cannabis: Mitigate all past Cannabis convictions and tickets with a Full Blanket Expungement on any cannabis offence as Pardons are not recognized by other countries like the USA. With a Full Expungement, when asked if you have ever been convicted of “Cannabis, Pot, Marijuana”, a person is legally able to say “NO” whereas with a Pardon, a person has to say “YES” and you may be found inadmissible if you have ties to marijuana, a mere admission of having smoked a joint or two in the past. Tickets classed as misdemeanors regardless numbers. All ticketing will be one per instance and not one per police officer. 

Immigration: Provide financial incentives for employers to practise employment equity, varied employment schedules to accommodate English and French as a second language lessons, including tax incentives to hire, train, re-train, and promote workers from target groups (Cost: $100-million).

Immigration Plan:

Triple all Immigration Departments to decrease all backlogs and increase processing efficiencies and capacities including clearing and fast-tracking all sponsors by sponsorship groups; 

Statutory time-limits for all files including Legacy claims will not to exceed 30-days, the default for Canadian Residency to include any and all new children since application;

Eliminate the lottery system for immigration and remove all immigration caps per year;

Work to be more friendly to the statelessness, displacement, asylum refugees and immigrants with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, find fast-track support using real-time solutions and partnership-building;

Deploy a new paperless immigration procedure will start with issuing a tablet for each immigrant with a current photo recognition and QR Code will go along with them to facilitate a quicker electronic induction process when they arrive in Canada. Induction must be completed within five (5) hours upon arrival in Canada under this new program. The same program employed for refugees; 

Relax immigration policy for those in need, with skills, and are facing deportation in another country (those held in the USA detention centres) by our Embassy and Consulates guaranteeing within an hour, cross-border travel paperwork and a temporary Canadian residency and public schooling for those children and their parents when they arrive in Canada in a small community in need of people; 

Allowing sponsorship of all dependent children instead of those under-19, and eliminate the minimum income requirement for family class sponsorship;

Withdraw all changes to the Citizenship Act with respect to residency requirement and provisions concerning dual-citizens and include the requirement to learn and be conversational in either official language (English or French);

Reverse changes of Old Age Security Regulations to allow access to special allowances by seniors who came as sponsored parents or grandparents after three (3) years of residency in Canada;

Reverse changes to the Canada Social Transfer so provinces and territories no longer have the power to impose minimum residency requirements on certain groups of individuals based on their immigration or refugee status; 

Make immigrant settlement services available on the basis of need rather than immigration status, thus allowing refugee claimants, migrant workers, and citizens to access them; 

Remove proposed restrictions on permanent residency for Live-In Caregivers;

Permanent Residents ID cards fast-tracked to same day renewals, as residents living in Canada must be able to walk into immigration and walk out with a renewed residency card and valid identification, just like any driver’s licence centre in Canada; 

Time served in a foreign jail or suspicion alone will not be cause nor reason enough to deny entry into Canada; and

All Drugs including Cannabis (fully decriminalized) confiscated by border security and immigration will be taxed at the cigarette rate and charged as duty owed to Revenue Canada by the importer and courier equally and it will no longer be classified as controlled substance or offence in Canada. If the substance is classified as banned, then the person will be placed on a no-fly list for 10-years after voluntary deportation forthwith. This can be appealed.   

Immigration Cost: The cost of processing, airlifting, immunization, vaccination, DNA profiling, and relocating each immigrant in a federal riding averages out to $2,500 per person and this covered by Canadians as there is no place for these punitive loans (medical, air lifts, and processing) in the refugee and immigrant program.

Induction: Implement a day-long and week-long programs and consider creating a daily televised an hour long orientation program for everyone will help show and help to get health cards, social insurance numbers, Driver’s Licence, mandatory English and French proficiency test, open a bank account, create a résumé, enrolled in school for English or French as a second language, show how and where other services Canadians have access to are, and to show the proper Canadian etiquette: eating-dining, crossing a street, employment holidays, shopping, acceptable treatment of children, aged & animals, how a toilet works, what sinks are for, garbage rules, recycling, acceptable behaviour for children and pets, animal hospitals, 911 and other telephone services, food safe, basic first aid, how to do laundry, how appliances work: toasters, microwaves, stoves, kettles, coffee makers, etc. All Immigrants, Migrants, and Refugees directed to dedicated military bases for Canadian induction. This program will ensure adequate background security checks are done, identification for services, and eliminate the fear of re-integration of foreigners not knowing our customs by not having an adequate grasp of our Canadian ideals and laws. Background Check National Correction Office (Cost: $5-million).

Military, Immigration, Border Security, and Canadian Intelligence Services: Tasked to screen and process applications on-flight or at a Canadian base in Canada, then resettle all refugees and immigrants within a timely fashion (within 5-hours of arrival into Canada). To facilitate this, security will deploy a new paperless immigration procedure will start by issuing a secured tablet for each refugee with a current photo recognition. QR Codes will go along with them to facilitate a quicker electronic induction process when they first board the airplane and for when they arrive in Canada. This an added benefit of accelerated English and French as a second language. Once a tablet is assigned, it will belong to the refugee and new immigrant. This will also allow us to track and monitor our new arrivals to ensure they are processed quickly and relocated in a timely manner when they arrive in Canada. An electronic copy of all filed documents made available. Many communities in the country are in need of a new tax base and have empty homes, apartments (communities could offer rent-to-own programs for these immigrants) and services would benefit with a population increase and upkeep with new trades, skills, and to teach Canadian culture and official and local languages to. This is a new tax base.

Orphans and Adoptions: Emergency priority given in processing and all exit-entry visa’s & flights fast-tracked into Canada. 

Ports: Our new deep-water ports and services in the northern territories will benefit in family relocation as a safe and secure haven for refugees and asylum seekers. This is our chance to build up our north with refugees. 

Protection Status: Promotion campaign across the USA and Canada to assist anyone wishing to come and live in Canada. Showcasing options and the legal steps to take when one arrives in Canada. Promote all official entry points are the very best way to fast-track ones application to stay in Canada and get approved as a resident of Canada. Canada’s official entry points have a 97% success rate of applicants wishing to stay in Canada. Non-immigration crossings have a 50% claim success rate plus there is the high potential for loss-of-life during night, winter, and water crossings due to the elements and nature. Canada as a rich country, must do more. We will ease the application process and lower our entry standards.

Refugee & Immigrant Appeal Division: Expanded and the refugee safe-countries list will include: Mexico, Sri Lankan Tamil, Roma, or UNHCR at risk refugee. Eliminate the unfair “safe-countries list” as part of our major resettlement refugee plan.

Refugees, Asylum Seekers, Immigrants and Immigration Laws: NO TURN BACK policy. All laws, policies, and procedures amended and reviewed with the assistance of Amnesty Canada, to streamline a more realistic and humane process for guaranteed acceptance of applicants have fallen through the cracks in our current policies and laws. Guarantee second chances and reasonable appeal process for all in Canada. Correct forms as lying on applications not a valid ground for Residency denial. We have a full amnesty policy on all previous cannabis (marijuana, pot) crimes. 

Removal Orders: Removal Order Policy for prisoners upon reaching Full Parole dates with an allowed in-person hearing and appeal for prisoner prior to the removal order and any transfer. The benefit of the doubt to all with community support.

Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA): Scrap and go back to allowing refugee claimants to present themselves at official border stations. Article 10 of the STCA, either party can suspend the agreement for up to three months. Canada will do this and take the time to consider whether the USA can be considered a safe country for refugees. The evidence, clearly indicates it cannot with the current USA administration with families separated from one another while being detained in private and state immigration prisons in violation of UN Refugee Convention. We believe this agreement forces asylum seekers to avoid official entry points. Our policy will be to keep children with both their parents when entering Canada and throughout processing and any detention that is required. Trauma must be kept to the bare minimum for young children.

Sanctuary City Status: Expanded to include all cities/communities in Canada for all persons wishing to make Canada their new home. Those convicted of past criminal behaviour given a second chance and the opportunity of going on a 5-year parole in Canada if their past charges were very serious in nature (murder/rape) and being put on the national list until their conviction is overturned or their conviction pardoned in Canada. Many people were wrongfully convicted and require the time to challenge their past criminal convictions in a safe third country. This done on a case-by-case review and analysis by an approved wrongful conviction review group at their expense. Automatic Canadian Residency and travel with all family members (brothers, sisters, mom, dad, grandparents, grandchildren, and any children born since application began).      

Sponsors: All initial or primary sponsors must hold a Canadian citizenship.

Temporary Foreign Workers: Lobby those workers in Canada to be immediately fast-tracked to Canadian Resident status regardless if they are here in Canada or have been sent back to their country of origin including their immediate families. Ensure and verify all foreign workers are paid by the company according to Canadian standards for work done and by the Minimum Wage Act and with no extra deductions. Foreign workers must be provided adequate accommodations, heat, clean water by their employer and at no cost to the worker and have access to reasonable priced Canadian food. Adding more weight and timeliness for family reunification (50% of all immigration) starting with ensuring all Embassies and most Consulate Offices are equipped or have access to immediate one-stop medical services within one day of immigration application to accommodate and speed up the current process with provided chest X-rays and analysis by professional radiologist, blood test, stool examination, and urinalysis. Security checks and reviews for the past 10-years of residency requested during this time.

Welcome Home Program One: To start this process, immediately purchase four (4) air-worthy aircrafts (Bombardier C-series 300 at $103-million each). These put into service forthwith to address the need to help relocate refugees quickly. Other aircraft purchased as needed. Aircraft able to carry 250 refugees and 25 immigration and embassy officials: security and pre-assessment for emergency medical upon arrival), and to facilitate rapid processing of 1,000 refugees a day into Canada at dedicated military bases for immigration processing with dedicated transportation after the five-hour induction to their relocation address by bus, rail, or air. Each plane tasked to preform one round trip a day minimum with a dedicated mission supply run for embassies and staff. Outsourcing crews with our Canadian airliners operating overseas will help facilitate the quick access and purchase of air-worthy aircrafts in use (Cost: $1-million). 

Immediately start Emergency Airlifts with aircraft repurposed solely for refugee transportation and operated and defended by the Canadian Military with immigration workers. Each flight into Canada directed into a federal riding and the nearest military base for a full intake induction into Canada. Complementary full service aircraft meals with photos (for allergies) of what is in the meals (Chicken, Beef, Fish, Vegetable, Fruit, Nuts) provided and a Welcome to Canada film showing a walk through the entire process on what a person or family is expected to do, where they will go, and what they will receive during their integration into Canada. Music only, no voice as this must cover all languages and a film viewed more understood by all and will cause less anxiety for the refugees when they understand what is expected of them for a quick induction and why. Each refugee issued an individual Quick Reference (QR) code on a bracelet-tagged (like at a hospital) until they arrive at their final destination for both programs. Their tablet must contain their federal riding address, a local contact person with phone number; they will each be given complimentary, unhindered, and unrestricted bus travel in Canada within 24-hours of arrival. Transportation to their issued address must be complimentary provided after a shower, clear our final security check, medical check-up, and meals. Past criminal incarceration and time served will not be a valid cause nor reason for refusal entry into Canada for any refugee. During intake, a mandatory new photo of all refugees and those immigrating entering into Canada along with a mandatory DNA testing for identification with our new medical health coverage with full-immunization with a medical and dental check-up and psychological assessments are forwarded to the receiving community for follow-up if required. Each child verified to be in good health and not subject to further abuse nor separation from their family. Teddy Bear Program and yearly summer camps outsourced for these children to help reduce the traumatic life changes they have undergone. Understanding that refugees fleeing their country of origin from their homes, have little or nothing with them, maybe not even shoes. This is a troubling issue as documentation and identity will be tough for security checks to ascertain but not impossible in our current computer age. Upon arrival in Canada, refugees allowed to eat, shower and then must be issued: red thermal blanket, winter hat, gloves, boots, winter jacket, summer jacket, track-suit, shorts, Social Security Number, Health Card (complimentary for first year), resident address (federal ridings will submit a list of at least 1,000 refugee addresses at the start of each year and more if they wish, and all are semi-furnished and for first year complimentary heated and with running water).  Welfare supplied for twenty-four (24) months per person, with the expectation those receiving welfare will join the employment community and pay taxes, children enrolled in the local school with adequate school supplies (computer, backpack, paper, books, writing material, gym equipment), ESL (English as a Second Language) and FSL (French as a Second Language) courses made available at all local High Schools with evening classes, and each refugee supplied with a proper change of clothes for both winter and summer. To help with this demand, implement ESL and FSL teacher training in high-school as an additional certificate for those looking for immediate employment and to help in the employment for our teen-agers with part-time and full-time employment. A training course must be offered on Canadian customs, laws, regulations, Charter of Rights, and how everyday items work (toasters, irons, microwaves) what to do when things go wrong (fire, police, ambulance, 911). We recognize all foreign educational credentials and will allow Canadian challenge tests in English or French for all fields of study for immigrants wishing to practice in their prior field of study to gain their credentials for their meaningful employment in Canada. Little if no added costs to infrastructure due to the fact many smaller towns, villages, harbours, and small communities have seen a decrease in their population and new refugees would be a welcomed increase in their numbers and live in existing housing and infrastructure not being used or taxed. Rent-to-own properties for new tax base could be visited by these communities. Communities allowed to increase their riding’s numbers or inform refugee’s relocation address board they have space for additional refugees in other areas of the province/territory. Immigration personnel increased with an additional 750 full-time personnel. The goal is to have a one-to-one intake for each refugee, including children, 7-days-a-week, and 24-hours-a-day and to process 250 refugees every 5 hours with a one hour down time for breaks and re-supply in three locations across Canada. 

Welcome Home Relocation Program: Will expand to include: host family, sponsor, 12-month housing, temporary welfare ($2,500 1-year loan paid back with 10%), a new bank account, employment opportunity, English-French school, Social Insurance Number, Health Card, Provincial or Territorial Resident Identification, and local transportation to their pre-approved residence and Welcome Wagon program. This under one (1) day fast-track to resident status, regardless of country of origin for those in Canada. This will save time and money wasted on individual and family incarceration. No added costs for government due to some funds saved from incarceration which can be redirected for this initiative and remainder into Health Care to alleviate these new induction costs. Two programs offered, one by ship and one by air. Both will fully induct new refugees into Canadian customs and expectations. 

Welcome Home Program Two: Start the process to build four (4) dedicated hospital ships will be used for many purposes but the primary purpose going to countries that have been devastated by an environmental disaster and then bringing refugees and immigrants back to Canada on resupply runs while vetting and treating them on board for integration into Canadian society. Refugees and immigrants wishing to relocate in Canada may travel by sea in ships outfitted for this dedicated role and be housed in the new deep water northern ports being created to assist in the increased population needed for the Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. The trips will carry supplies for refugee camps and the return leg to Canada will carry refugees and immigrants. This will greatly help in disaster areas where there is no airport services available. It will help in increasing our northern territories population and allow escalated territory and provincial funding for harbour, towns, villages, cities infrastructure upgrading projects to assist in building coastal green renewable energy programs: solar, wind, tidal generations. While on board, refugees and immigrants inducted into the Welcome Home Relocation Program with Canadian culture and customs, clear a security check, have full medical services, issued Social Insurance Number, Canadian Refugee Photo ID, learn English or French as a second language, experience how things work, where they are to be re-located, what job skills they will bring to Canada, training they may like to achieve and how to access other services offered to residents and of Canada. (Program Cost per year: $5.27-billion, 81.6% Expected Loan Re-Payment and new workers Revenues: $11.14-billion).

Employment, Workforce, Labour, and Social Development

Canadian Centre for Occupational Health & Safety (CCOHS), (Cost: $4,971,152), provides information in the form of publications, responses to inquiries and a computerized information service available in various formats. Topics include: environmental acts and regulations; occupational and environmental health data; toxic effects of chemical substances; transport of dangerous goods; chemical evaluation; hazardous substances; and domestic substances listed under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act.; biological hazards; and ergonomics.

Canada Labour Code: The Beaver Party will implement reforms to the Canada Labour Code to protect all workers in precarious employment, including: 

Amend Part II of the Canada Labour Code to specifically cover interns, trainees, migrants, and students under all provisions granting protections related to occupational health and safety;

Amend Part III of the Canada Labour Code to specifically: 

prohibit unpaid internships and unpaid trainees under Part III of the Canada Labour Code; and 

cover interns, trainees, migrants, and students under all provisions granting protections related to labour standards under Part II of the Canada Labour Code; and

Proactive Enforcement: The federal government, in partnership with provincial counterparts, will develop proactive enforcement plans to identify employers use migrants, unpaid interns and penalize any practices that are illegal under an amended Canada Labour Code.

Canadian Job Security Policy: No layoff’s policy if any government (Crown) asset is profitable and government agencies operate within regular budgets and time-times (Cost: $0).

Employment Centres: To ensure every person who physically walks into the office, walks out with at least one job interview appointment. 

Employment Insurance (EI): The EI Operating Account is forecast to have a surplus of $3.5-billion in 2015. 

The Beaver Party will use $2.6-billion of this surplus to finance an expansion of regular benefits and training programs outlined below (Revenue: $900-million).

Review of the EI system with the following objectives:

Determine what changes to eligibility requirements are necessary and feasible to recognize prolonged periods of precarious employment are now a feature of school-to-labour market transition;

Design active labour market programs linked to the receipt of EI direct un-employed young workers into training programs linked to actual, available jobs; and

Three month extensions to EI to realign a more realistic and fair coverage for seasonal workers.

Employment Standards Act (ESA): Transforming the ESA as well as conditions for workers by the following federal mandates (Cost: $1-million): 

Raise the national (provinces and territories) minimum wage to $20.00 an hour and legislate this as a National Living Wage and mandating indexing this rate to the Consumer Price Index;

Employer liability (either separately, or with a sub-contractor or other intermediary) for wages owed and statutory entitlements; 

No exemptions from the ESA rules;

Temp-agency workers to receive the same wages, benefits and working conditions for employment done as workers hired directly by an employer;

Prohibitions on long-term temporary assignment work;

Establishment of a reverse-onus of employees status, where a worker is presumed to be an employee (rather than an “independent contractor”) unless the employer can demonstrate otherwise;

The ESA must provide for an eight-hour day and a 40-hour employment week, overtime beyond this is paid at time-and-a-half and is voluntary, and there can be no exemptions or special rules on this;

Two guaranteed 15-minute paid breaks (15-minutes break for each 2-hours worked), incorporates a paid 30-minute lunch break (previously unpaid lunch) in all shifts worked;

Increase paid vacation entitlement after employment to: two weeks after six months, three weeks after a year, and four weeks after two years;

Written contracts on the first day of employment with terms, conditions, and expected hours of work and written reminder that refusing overtime, weekend or holiday work is not grounds for termination;

Minimum shift of four hours (concurrent and not split) a day, scheduled or casual;

All employers must provide “personal emergency leave” within reason, without having to require an explanation or evidence in advance and the employer will decide if it is paid or not;

Generous sick-time and eliminating “required evidence” to entitled workers to paid sick-leave until they have returned back to employment and then within 24-hours they must be mandated to provide correspondence from a doctor or receipt copies from hospitals, treatment or care facilities as evidence for the taken sick-time; 

Implement a deterrence model of enforcement of the ESA, with punitive costs for employers who violate worker rights, as well as reverse-onus provisions so employers have to disprove a complaint against them; 

Place protections for whistle-blowers and workers who step forward to assert their rights, the rights of others, animals, the environment, including protection for wrongful dismissal; and

Repeal occupational exemptions to the minimum wage. 

Ending Taxpayer Paid Suspensions and Overtime: All police officers, government employees, and department staff (CSC, RCMP-GRC, CSIS, CBSA-ASFC) are suspended will no longer be allowed to be subsidized for the duration of their suspension at the taxpayers’ expense if it involves a matter that is before the courts. Government services “Paid Suspensions” will cease effective immediately, the outcome of their investigation will determine if the employment will continue or not. 

Expert Panel on Older Workers: Increase the age of retirement from sixty-five to seventy. Recommend special permanent EI measure to support long-term displaced workers. Those workers have the biggest challenge in finding new jobs and often experience large income losses due to permanent layoffs. Provide additional benefit extensions to workers on a case-by-case basis as a Job Help Program (Cost: $100-million a year). 

Extended Employment Insurance Benefits: Adopt the pilot project as our new standard policy (Cost: $500-million). 

Labour Market Agreement Programs: We recognize the economic and social need to ensure Canada has a highly skilled, adaptable, inclusive workforce. Continuing to help vulnerable groups (migrants, immigrants, and youth) enter the workforce by demographic needs placement, school literacy and essential skills training (Cost: Maintaining $500-million yearly). 

National Sciences and Engineering Research Council: (Cost: $1,068,005,966).

Non-Electoral Voting: Ensure legislation is in place for all voting (example: for the creation of new Union in one’s employment) is mandated done by right of a secret ballot on issues of importance that affect one’s daily life. This will eliminate coercion and intimidation in the workplaces.

Overtime Moratorium: On all government branches for overtime with new staff hiring escalated to alleviate any needed employees. Officers that fail to show for a scheduled shift and do not have a valid medical reason and “doctor’s slip or medical reason” will face termination after the third time, just like any other employment opportunity. Overtime pay will no longer be paid as a result in the deliberate swapping of shifts to exceed the week’s maximums. New hires will be done.

Piece Rate System: Pickers are paid for what they harvest. Working with Fair Wage Commission (FWC) for fixed minimum hourly wages with allowed productivity incentives for all workers. Exempting farm workers from basic employment standards makes them vulnerable to exploitation. Must ensure all farm workers have equal access to the same remuneration, rights, and protections as other workers. 

Policy on Predatory Journals: Canadian federal grants awarded to academics and institutions shall be vetted on published “Journal Whitelist,” legitimate journals, according to Beall’s List, and not qualified awarded from any of the listed “Journal Blacklist” of deceptive journals. (Cost: Directed policy towards any and all grants issued by any government agency). Universities and Colleges that do not vet their staff’s CV’s, will be liable to fines that are double the grants issued under the guise of fact publication of any listed deceptive journals.

Right to Employment: National Right to Employment and remain engaged in the workforce after age-65, by eliminating all forced retirements. Attaining age-65, all persons will be allowed to continue to be employed and earn an income tax-free. Yearly medical approval similar to retaining a driver’s licence may be required by employers to retain those after age-70.  

Transparency on Agreements: Real time on-line viewing of negotiations involving federal organizations (Example: CSC, Canada Post) and their representing Unions, to ensure all parties in any contract dispute are truly acting fairly and are at the negotiating table in good faith and with an open mind to resolve contested issues (pay, hours, working conditions, safety, clothing). Oversight and transparency by this will help in avoiding valuable time with unnecessary back-to-work legislation and court actions. If arbitration is legislated, then the following will be ensured: equal pay for both men and women, urban and rural will be imposed; pay between what the employer(s) are offering and what the union(s) are requesting; option for retroactive payments; freezing of all management bonuses (manage the company or not get a bonus); and resolving safety issues according to RCMP or CSC contract union agreements as a baseline.     

Uniform National Eligibility Requirement: 360-hours for regular EI benefits thus reducing the current qualifying 910-hour mark and extend EI Benefits for 3-months (Cost: $1.1-billion a year). 

Unproductive Employees: New standards will be enforced with the ability to remove unproductive employees with automatic termination for: anyone showing up drunk on shift; not showing up to work a scheduled shift; incompetence is doing tangible damage or harm; not allowed to continue work if convicted of a serious criminal conviction especially violent crimes (examples: teachers, police, border agents and prison guards). School boards and hospitals must find it easy and rewarding to fire dangerous or predatory teachers and staff. Any employees charged with a criminal act during their work will be put on light duties and isolated from working with the public and any of those affected until court determined. 

Working While on Claim: Pilot project replaced with an unlimited earnings exception of weekly earnings (Cost: $400-million a year). Work times are so short, it would be better to tax all earnings above those while on claim. 

Zero Tolerance for ‘never events’: Create a national compensation package for ‘never events’. These are classified as operations by Health Care professionals on: the wrong limb or body part; surgery on the wrong patient; foreign objects left inside a patient; fatal or severe reactions from allergies known to the patients; and stage 3 or 4 pressure sores (bed sores) that develop in the hospital or long-term care homes.  

Historical Moment Quote by Judy Castrina: “A committee takes hours to put into minutes what can be done in seconds.”

Indigenous, Northern Affairs, and Development

Supports Canada’s 4.9% population (1.6-million in 2016) made up of Indigenous Peoples of mostly First Nations, Innu, Inuit, and Métis peoples in their effort to develop healthy, sustainable communities and achieve their economic and social aspirations. 

This mandate is derived largely from the Department of Indian & Northern Development Act, the Indian Act, territorial acts & legal obligations arising from section 91(24) of the Constitution Act, 1867. The department administers over fifty (50) statutes. Hereditary Chiefs are responsible for the lands of an Indigenous group's traditional territory. Elected councils established through the Indian Act and have historically been responsible for social programs, economic development, and governance on reserves.

Indigenous Affairs Ministers (6-Nations, First Nations, Inuit, Innu, and Métis): Appointing an additional four (4) Indigenous Affairs Minister (IAM), all tasked with making sure all their citizens and visitors have clean water, food, shelter, clothing, medicines, waste systems, internet hub-node access, adequate power with the Reserves choice of back-up and power systems (atomic, geothermal, bio-diesel, solar, wind or water turbines), and with the ability to order, grant, and enforce corrective changes forthwith. 

To ensure short-term (daily) and long-term (7th generation principle) self-government, land claims, and recognition of all treaty rights including the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).

In charge of Canada’s Environment and Climate Change portfolio.

Action Now! Initiate the Canadian Forces military immediately step-in and ensures all Reserves have: all weather road and access including adequate and useable bridges; clean drinking water; sanitation system and pipes from all homes; adequate power with back-up power systems; 5G internet; and a clean, safe, and warm Band Office; can house all their residents in an emergency, work done under the direct direction of each Bands Chief with contract work available to their residents to assist in the rebuilding efforts of their community and others. 

Understanding Indigenous living in Canada carry tri-citizenship status (Canadian, American, and Mexican), those living on Reserves within Canada and among its peoples are treated as Canadian citizens regardless of their papers. Changing Aboriginal wording to Indigenous, a more neutral catch-all, which includes all First Nations, Inuit, Innu, and Métis inhabitants of Canada. Ensure fair and adequate funding is included with all First Nations Consultation Applications.

Our department follows the most prominent Seven Grandfather Teachings: Honesty, Humility, Respect, Courage, Truth, Love, and Wisdom. All front-line employees in the federal department of Indigenous, Northern Affairs, and Development will be required to be identified as Indigenous and this is including all Managers. Indigenous must be the managers of all their own funds and destiny as caretakers of our mother earth we share with them (Total first year costs: $13,013,200,000).

To address the aftermath of Residential Schools and Children’s Services, the effects on children, family and the community: 

Devastation and confusion when a child is removed from traditional home environments;

Feeling of isolation; 

Loss of not being able to grow up within an extended family system;

Loss of adequate role models;

Loss of special Elders in their lives;

Loss of pride in culture;

Loss of languages;

Replacement of Native Spiritual Teachings;

Loss of parenting skills taught by family life;

Loss of ceremony and rituals (rites of passage);

Loss of innocence, if abused; and 

Loss of comfort with sexuality (confusion).

Agreements: To provide resources to support its involvement in emergency response and monitoring, and mitigate impacts on the bands interests and stewardship areas. Agreements, a tool used to protect its cultural, spiritual, and historical connections to the land. Addressing environmental, archeological and cultural heritage concerns. A consent-based approach.

Indigenous Languages Act (January 21, 2019): Continue Funding $115.7-million yearly.

Indigenous Targeted Strategy: We honour who you are. Filling the gaps in infrastructure, program funding with true revenue sharing, and legislative scope, the following services will be supplied and under control of all First Nations, Innu, Inuit Nunangat (Inuvialuit Settlement Region, Nunavut, Nunavik, Nunatsiavut), and Métis to help modernize all our relations and retain cultural heritage and true self-government:

Addition to Charter: To enshrine the rights of all Indigenous. Then, rescind the Indian Act, An Act respecting Indians (April 12, 1876). To assist in self-government of all nations, viewed as distinct societies as they were first on this continent by providing relevant services in the language that is predominant in particular areas (regionally);

Addressing Big Dam Project Fears: Graves, flooding, land flooding, hunting area, grazing land, trap lines, Sun Dance, Recreational Areas, Historical & Cultural significance, disruption of Indigenous way of life through development of area, fear of living below dams;

All-Weather Roads and Bridges: Invest $1-billion annually for the next 10-years to address the housing and employment crisis, starting with building All-Weather Roads to all Reserves connecting them with safe access to the Trans-Canada Highway, and invest in new Band Offices, Healing and Youth Centres, Schools, and Airports or at the least Helipads;

Approval STEPS: Environmental Impact, Environmental Assessments (upstream and downstream), Indigenous Consultations, Indigenous Concerns, and Indigenous Approvals; 

Band Offices: New as needed, to provide accommodating access to Cultural Resources includes Elders, Community House, Sacred Grounds, Sweat lodge, and other ceremonies that occur within the village;

CAP: Rescind the 2% CAP and all CAPs for Indigenous funding to bring these communities up to the same standard of care is available in all modern communities in Canada;

Community Based Healing Programs: Support to build self-esteem and confidence, for example: Psych-K, sweat lodge ceremony, fasting ceremony, storytelling, medicine wheel teachings, shaker ceremony, lighting the Kullik (Quilliq), long house teachings, oral teachings of ceremonies and legends, pipe ceremony, burning ceremony, healing ceremony, rites of passage, feasts (traditional foods/country foods) ceremonial bath (Cost: $51.2-million annually);

Court Actions: Cease and concede with a formal apology, any and all current government court appeal actions against Reserves and current land claims;

Crown & Government: Seek out qualified Indigenous members to in government positions including sitting as justice on the Supreme Court of Canada and public boards like the National Energy Board;  

CSC Halfway Houses: 2-year Moratorium on all applications for new federal halfway houses and expansions for any new beds until all Band Councils have an established a Transition Lodge on their Reserve or they have declined. CSC Mandate the operations of any Indigenous Healing Centres, Transition Lodges, CSC facility dedicated to Indigenous offenders have their ongoing operations staffed rate at least 80% Indigenous (4/5) Workers at the site(s). Working with Band Councils to establish a realistic plan would bring to fruition, community transition halfway house “Transition Lodge” on Reserves and open for any gender offender. Creating this kind of reality would solve the backlog of applications for Section 81 and Section 84 releases; it would decrease the recidivism rate and it would create good employment opportunities for the people on Reserves. Indigenous offenders will then have the opportunity to be released back into their home community and at the same time this would nearly eliminate releases of most Indigenous to major metropolitan cities and directing CSC to develop credible assessments would properly gage the prospect of rehabilitation if an offender is released to Transition Lodge and fully participates in a realistic Healing Plan within their home community with equal parity funding paid by CSC at the maximum capacity; 

Department of Indigenous Affairs: Must be geared to solving problems in a creative or inspiring way if at all and maintaining all Treaties in full. Treaty Eight is only Chippewyan, Slave, Beaver, and Woodland Cree. Treaty Six not properly ceded to the Crown;

Education and Evergreen Certificates: Considered as the equivalent of a graduation certificate at the top achievement required for a High School graduation and must be accepted at post-secondary education as meeting all the requirements for attendance into any program requiring a High School graduation and furthermore, the Evergreen Certificate will be recognized and registered as a GPA of 4.0 as a full Graduation Diploma;

Education New Schools: Release the $1.9-billion to support First Nations schools and address the urgent shortfall in all education, while committing to engage in the development of a new Indigenous education fiscal framework reflects actual costs for all Indigenous education systems. And, Invest additional $355-million to implement equitable funding these education systems and order the same level of funding school children nationally on and off Reserves to close the educational gap in funding;

Education Skills Training: Provide new investments of $500-million annually for Indigenous Skills Training, employment, relevant, more social interaction with the protection and learning of all Indigenous languages. Establish new creative Indigenous programs, an example: to fly those living on Reserves down to major cities, and increase tourism up to the north would create opportunities for all to absorb authenticity; 

Education Understanding: Understanding there are physical and mental limitations, FASD (Fetal Alcohol SynDrome), Personality Disorders, Schizophrenia, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) & Trauma;

Elections Canada: Indigenous Affairs Minister ensure Elections Canada polling stations available in all communities;

Emergency Shelters: Double the current investment to $60-million a year in emergency on-Reserve shelters (12,000 pre-fabricated $5,000 homes). These wooden shelters will assist and offset the softwood-lumber slump is occurring with our forestry workers and factories. A pivot from shipping building materials to the USA as we begin our own mass-production Crown facilities to help our Indigenous peoples and those living at risk in the local communities with Community Assisted Shelters help stabilize a person’s life with a place to sleep and work with agencies better able to access clients of homeless, youths, and veterans and be able to service any of those in need;   

Fire, Ambulance, Dental and Dedicated Hospitals: All with operational training, and full services with facilities and adequate equipment to service their community on most Reserves and invest in the NIHB program and implement a comprehensive approach to mental health and addictions programming, and eye exams and treatments, and access to full dental treatments in all remote communities (Cost: $1.3-billion for five years); 

First Nations Land Management Act (S.C. (Statues of Canada) 19999, c. 24): Ensuring this Act is adopted for all Indigenous and includes all registered and non-registered First Nations, Innu, Inuit, and Métis. 

Food & Clothing: Adopt a similar program as the United States of America with monthly box of staple items for each member of each Reserve. This will include a clothing gift card (Amazon/Walmart/Costco) for each member for yearly purchases of shoes, boots, long sleeve shirts, t-shirts, shorts, pants, underwear, socks, winter/summer jacket, mitts and toque and free delivery; 

Foster Homes and Group Homes: Working with Families, Children, and Social Development. Permanent and good foster homes with no uprooting every day, week, month has consistent support with a dedicated Mentor that guides children towards their dreams, working with and in their own home community. Foster Homes work with the parents and biological family for their reunification if at all possible or allowed and wished by the child. Group homes and foster homes will become a stable environment for children upon their placement until they attain the twenty-five (25). Once a bed or spot is assigned for a child, it cannot be filled with another child. This will become a safe, secure and stable place for upbringing by the community as a whole. Care facilities will be mandated to work with their birth or home community to raise children in or as close to their known community as possible;     

Gladue Rights: Putting words to action with adequate long-term funding to ensure all Indigenous have a Gladue Reports done within 30-days of any incarceration. Gladue Report Writers or Indigenous Liaison Officer’s will be mandated at all prison sites to address and update the files of the current population prior to Parole hearings or releases and at all pre-trial centres to ensure Gladue reports are started and ready for all Bail Hearings (Cost: $250-million); 

Health Programs: Continue to invest in the “Upstream Indigenous Health Programs” on meeting basic needs;

Housing: 6,000 unit housing projects in each province and territory with 30% strata-titled homes on reserves to generate long-term revenue (Cost: $39-billion).

Indian & Northern Affairs Canada: Renamed Indigenous & Northern Affairs Canada, starting by elimination of the colonial Indian Act and then tasked to amend or remove policies that do not work while apologizing and re-initiating the Kelowna Accord with the $5.1-billion commitment and specifics released forthwith;

Indigenous Justice Systems: Invest in an Indigenous Justice System and community-based justice programming and amend and make more user friendly the appropriate or inappropriate current wording of all laws;

Indigenous-First Nations Child and Family Services: Add $108-million a year to this with a 3% annual escalator. This will assist in stability and needed support for all parents with children, and those parents to come;

Main Power with Back-Up: Ensuring all Reserves have their choice of adequate power systems (wind, solar, hydro-electric, nuclear, geo-thermal) to power their communities 125% with back-up generators; 

Métis Land: Setting aside specific reserves for any and all Métis, for title land, mineral rights and air rights, in each province and territory, to have local autonomy and self-reliance, adjacent to, in, or through National Parks;

Meeting of Minds: Here we will be the guardians and protectors of this land, maintain our pride and dignity as a people whose origins are a part of the country. A few can set an example for our race and for the rest of humanity;

National Action Plan to Ending Violence against Children, Women, Men and Non-binary People: Establish and fully finance at the minimum, probation orders for 2-years those accused of any physical violence;

National Public Commission of Inquiry on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Children: Enact all recommendations and ensure there is safe daily accessible public transportation on all highways available;

New Reserve - Smallboy Band: Allowed to retain the Kootenay Plains with replacement land for their portion of Jasper National Park will include portions of the adjacent forest reserves to the north, south, and east of the Kootenay Plains large enough in the aggregate to allow them to set up a self-governing zone parallel to that negotiated in 1999 with the Nisga’a First Nations in BC, and complying to the First Nations Land Management Act;

New Reserve – Steppin’ Stone, a Métis Community: Mountain in British Columbia, plus the surrounding area to be determined, for all the Métis including those that self-identify as Métis, all those are currently denied status, land and services, all those without a home Reserve, and complying to the First Nations Land Management Act; 

Northern Affairs: Working to establish a better Health Network and new territorial hospitals within Nunavut (4), Northwest Territories (2) and Yukon (2) with local CT-scans, long-term hemodialysis, radiation and chemotherapy treatment, complicated pregnancies, certain neonatal service, alcohol and drug addictions treatment, magnetic resource imaging (MRI) scans (3T-MRI machines at $6-million each), angiograms, dermatological appointments, gastric-bypass surgery, hip-replacement surgery, cochlear implants, and brachytherapy (used to treat prostate cancer), and frostbite and burn treatments.    

Nunavut Tunngavik – Nunavut Land Claims Agreement: Our government will reimburse finance their plan to unite the Arctic under a single Roman-lettered language;

Panhandle: Rightfully First Nations land. Kootenay Plains, Rocky Mountains, Banff and Jasper National Parks remain Indigenous land. To those who occupied the Kootenay Plains and the surrounding mountains. Claim to ancestral lands upheld. Assist those seeking more land, airports, roads, sanitation, water, housing, food, and work;

Parks Canada: Back rent to Indigenous, seek compensation for past and present usage of the park and be eligible to claim a substantial portion of the profits from taxes, leases, and rental revenues for the use of their property. This the most significant land claim by Indigenous in Canadian history;

Policing: Invest in adequate, stable, predictable, sustainable, and culturally appropriate Indigenous policing services to enhance safety and security in all Indigenous communities. Possible recommendation: RCMP-GRC branches operated on Reserves but with 100% Indigenous staff so they have the tools, technology, and resources of the entire RCMP-GRC force at their disposal to follow and instruct on Canadian laws and help eliminate and reduce sexual and physical abuse;

Registration: Fast-track and streamline the process for those who want and would like to once again register and be identified as Indigenous First Nations, Inuit, Innu, or Métis (any one submitting a court document citing ‘self-identified’ issued a status card forthwith);

Reserve Problems: Reserves overpopulated, employment opportunities too limited, family unit falling apart, alcoholism and general drunkenness, child neglect, too many Indigenous in jail, too many children failing in school, disease rampant on Reserves, loss of pride and dignity, collectively stripped of religion, social order disrupted, cultural identity destroyed, little or no meaning to their lives, increasingly escape in suicide;

Rights: Adopt the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples as law: right of Free, Prior, and Informed Consent over development or even laws that could have an adverse impact on them, their lands, or their cultures;

Road Access: Find creative solutions for current road access on Reserve land and claims and all-weather roads. Example: Create fair tolled access and use, operated by Indigenous with funds going directly to their Reserves infrastructure;

Status: Métis, Inuit, Innu, and non-status Indigenous will all be considered in rulings as Full-status Indigenous; 

Telecommunication +5G: Bury all power and telecommunication lines on all Reserves and ensure all have proper access to high-speed fiber-optic internet and full LTE-W service to, from, and on all Reserves; 

Water: $470-million annually for the next 10-years for water treatment and waste systems, starting forthwith all the communities still under long-term and short-term Boil-Water Advisories. Removing federal threshold for centralized water systems for all small communities with $7,000 per home water system to provide safe water to small communities by Res’eau-WaterNet or $2,000 for Zero Mass Water. Put underground piped in water if the water table is too contaminated for human use and tackle these water issues for local wildlife and future generations; and

Weather Reporting Stations: Automated weather stations in all remote access communities to assist Health Network in Med-Response for any sudden and requested Medevac trips for their residents. 

Historical Moments: June 11th, 2008, Prime Minister Stephen Harper offers an official Statement of Apology to former students of Indigenous Residential Schools in the House of Commons. 

Question to all Band Councils: What can we actionably do to help you?

February 15th, 2018, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offers an official Statement of new Indigenous Rights framework “to recognize Indigenous governments and ensure rigorous, full and meaningful implementation of treaties and other agreements” with forthcoming Justice Reform to address prisons, courts and jury selections in the House of Commons.

Environment and Climate Change Portfolio

Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (Cost: $31,006,012) established to administer the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act (the Act). 

Environment Canada (EC) fosters a national capacity for sustainable development in cooperation with other governments, departments of government, and the private sector will result in a safe and healthy environment and a sound and prosperous economy by: undertaking and promoting programs to augment understanding of the environment; supporting environmentally responsible public and private decision-making; warning Canadians of risks to and from the environment; and engaging Canadians as partners in measurably beneficial action to conserve, protect, and restore the integrity of Canada’s environment for the benefit of present and future generations.

Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC) is an international organization created by Canada, Mexico and the United States under the North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation (NAAEC). The CEC was established to address regional environmental concerns, help prevent potential trade and environmental conflicts and to promote the effective enforcement of environmental law. The Agreement complements the environmental provisions of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) or North American Economic Accord.

Parks Canada Agency is responsible for the protection, management, operation and maintenance of national parks, historic sites, canals, and other significant examples of Canada’s natural and cultural heritage, for the benefit, understanding and enjoyment of Canadians. Administers one of the largest park systems in the world. There are 44 national parks in total (Cost: $1-million each for park upgrades as the assigned local park Forest Ranger sees fit). In addition to the national parks, national historic sites and national marine conservation areas, Parks Canada coordinates other heritage programs including federal heritage buildings, heritage railway stations, and grave sites of Canadian Prime Ministers, Heritage Rivers, archeology programs, and international programs (Cost: $629,929,875).  

National Round Table on the Environment & Economy (NRTEE); North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA); Northern Pipeline Agency Canada (NPAC), (Cost: $1,920,142).

The Beaver Party Climate Change Adaptation Plan:

Air Quality: Set forthwith at 47 ppm. Canada must become a world leader though we are lagging behind the world at 115 ppm with the UK set at 48 ppm (Revenue: $22-billion). All carbon emissions will be taxed including all air carriers. 

Animal Abuse Registry: A national database on any and all animal abuse convictions in Canada. Animal abuse is the first step towards the abuse of children. Any person on this database, Family and Children’s Services will be notified and instructed to monitor and report to our Minister, the wellbeing of all children and the pets of the animal abuser for 10-years straight, and at that time with no further charges of animal abuse, the abusers name, with the consent of Family and Children’s Services, will be cleared and taken off the registry. Funding K9+ Task Force division at the RCMP for all associated 911 calls.    

Animal Charter of Rights: Create one for domestic pets and animals. Finance research into realistic two-way animal translation programs for animals are Application based with funds for experimental Animal Communication and Translation Programs with universities to have the ability to effectively two-way communicate with all non-humans (Cost: $1-million).

Animal Legal Defence Fund: Giving those without a voice a helping paw in our courts as our children do (Cost: $10-million). 

Animal Regulation: National veterinary standards template for all provinces and territories to follow for all fees, visits, services, medical procedures, tracking, and animal medication fees. CT Scanners for large animals at all veterinary schools.

Athabasca Tar Sands: North America’s largest reserve of petroleum. Support the safe development, transportation, and processing of this valuable resource in Canada (Cost: $1-million). 

Canada’s Infrastructure Bank: Project costs will double, shareholders looking for steady returns and healthy profits. Cap private and foreign investments at 49%. 

Canadian Council for International Co-operation: (Cost: $10-million).

Carbon Plan for Canadians: With our policy: Zero carbon, zero poverty. Our platform includes portions of this plan to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, tax credits for green energy, escalate our population to a healthy 3% growth rate, programs for better sanitation, safer water, decrease vector-borne diseases, and redirect revenues to eliminate poverty. 

Carbon Polluter Tax (0-10%): This is fair and levied on all businesses (Small, Large, and Incorporated), for companies not going green and polluting our environment. This will offset all the lower Business tax rates. The polluter will pay for not going green (Revenues: $43.922-billion). 

Carbon Pricing: Is set too small to make a significant difference for a real rapid green transition with investments. Carbon Taxing like cigarettes, taxed only if you use them. Money raised directed to combating pollution will greatly improve and change the lives of Canadians and our neighbours. To tackle the pollution in our oceans, Great Lakes, freshwater lakes and streams, waste runoff, mines, wells, oil sands, and contaminated sites across Canada, to make them once again healthy and habitable for long-term wildlife and human occupation. 

Clean Air Agenda’s: Protecting Canada’s unique environment from increasingly volatile weather events by renewing and increasing funding to the Clean Air Agenda’s adaptation theme (Cost: $45-million a year). 

Climate Financing: Ensure Canada contributes above its fair share of the US $10-billion-a-year that developed countries promised in climate financing “from a wide variety of sources.” (Cost: $400-million). 

Conservation Officers: New public oversight with the power to enforce corrective change including the termination of a Conservation Officers employment and the superiors employment if directing termination of wildlife contrary to our mandate, to ensure the killing of wildlife is a very last resort, if a human has been injured or killed prior to the Conservation Officer arriving on-scene, and only if no wildlife agency is willing to rehabilitate any identified animal facing imminent destruction by any Conservation Officer. Intimidation will not be tolerated, nor will “trophy photos” be posted on-line after an animal is immobilized.   

Dangerous Animal National Database: Identify all locations of dangerous animals including wolves and dogs are lodged, and attack incidents are to be recorded into for the respected agency usage. All pet stores will be required to register all animals they sell including all considered toxic, dangerous, or have ever caused a person paid/suffering/harm.  

Data Secure: Ensure all date servers and backups are stored in Canada so they are subject to Canadian laws.

Early-Warning System: Seismometer and strong-motion sensors installed in all cities and towns and at all universities and colleges to warn of earthquakes and other natural disasters.    

E-non-emitting Source Fund: Invest in strategic opportunities to help Canada achieve its goal of generating 90% of its electricity from non-emitting sources (Cost: $200-million). 

Environment Assessment and Review Process (EARP): Review for an Environment and Climate Change Plan and Policy: Work with the world for the planet Earth. Put machinery in place to measure and report on climate actions. Big changes and decisions made by the Beaver Party of Canada to meet our government commitments for greenhouse gasses and Global Climate Change Agreements. Science and evidence applied to policy making decisions for a better and more robust Adaption Economy especially for our coastal zones to incorporate them within our Climate Change Accountability laws. 

Environment Canada: Marine Ecology Laboratory in Bedford, NS.

Environmental Science Capacity: Strengthen so it is fundamental to the federal government’s ability to advance the economic prosperity, health, and quality of life of Canadians and to strengthen Canada’s capacity to meet its international targets for protecting bio-diversity. Funding as follows:

Includes investing in protecting Canada’s public land and water, with $100-million a year to deliver on the federal government’s areas of responsibility in meeting Canada’s international target of protecting at least 17% of our lands and freshwater, and 10% of our oceans;

Creating a national Canadian floating recycling factory in the Pacific Ocean to assist in fixing the waste problems outside our borders and along all our coastlines (Cost: $2-million);

National Parks: $40-million a year (ongoing) to advance the development of Canada’s national parks system and ensure Parks Canada’s science-based conservation programs are adequately resourced, plus a one-time investment of $50-million for land acquisition and other national park establishment costs;

Environment Canada – protected areas: $40-million a year (ongoing) for Environment Canada to create and manage new National Wildlife Areas and to properly monitor and manage the existing system of National Wildlife Areas and Migratory Bird Sanctuaries to protect wildlife habitat plus all Conservation Officers must give any wildlife organizations the chance and time to rehabilitate and release any animal (bears, wolves, etcetera) prior to euthonization, especially if a group has been contacted and is willing to emergency rehabilitate, or officers may face termination upon a “public outcry” if a chance at life is not afforded to the animal(s) in question;

Conservation Science Support: $20-million a year for five years to provide science support for regional conservation planning and actions with a particular focus on advancing interconnected networks of terrestrial and marine protected areas;

Species at Risk Act: Implementation funding $40-million per year for five years to renew federal Species at Risk Act (Cost: $1-million); 

Adopt all 76 resolutions from 2013 by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), (Cost: $1-million);  

Include listing all of 67 current species at risk in the Species At Risk Act (SARA), (Cost: $1-million);

Return to the original Fisheries Act, (Cost: $1-million);

Add asbestos to Rotterdam Convention’s list of hazardous chemicals and create an Asbestos and Lead Abatement Office (Cost: $700,000,000); and

Institutes a new Office of Environmental Health to ensure disadvantaged and vulnerable communities have equitable levels of protection from preventable environmental health hazards such as pollution, environmental degradation, and the effects of climate change. This organization will have the ability to order, grant, and enforce corrective changes forthwith. Example: dismantling exploratory drill site and charging the previous owner for the clean-up (Cost: $2,112,886).

Experimental Lakes Area: Reinstate previous highest funding for freshwater research facility (Cost: $2,112,886).

e-Bikes: 1.2.1 Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Act (CMVSA), Motor Assisted Cycles (MAC), Must be insured for 3rd party liability for use on public roads and approved sidewalks.

Fast-charging Electric Vehicles (EV) Infrastructure: Kick-starting national investing into travel corridor projects starting along the Trans-Canada Highway, standardize electric vehicle plug (Cost: $250-million). 

Fines: All awarded fines in addition to clean-up and emergency wildlife rescue costs incurred. Wildlife rescue and wildlife rehabilitation will be deducted from initial fines collected.   

Fossil Fuel Subsidies: End all immediately. 

G20: Honour Canada’s commitment to reduce inefficient fossil fuel subsidies by not providing any new tax benefits to Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) for export, enabling the Canadian Exploration Expense only for unsuccessful exploration, and not renewing the Mineral Exploration Tax Credit for flow-through shares but increasing these tax credit from 15% to 25% for northern projects (Savings: $375-million annually). 

Historical Moments: July 1st, 1867, the Dominion of Canada, uniting Ontario, Québec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, comes into existence, with John A. MacDonald as the first Prime Minister.

Income Tax Act: Amending Classes 43.1 and 43.2 of the Income Tax Act to specify accelerated capital cost allowances also apply to expenditures on tangible stand-alone electricity storage assets; supporting home energy efficiency retrofits with an investment of $250-million a year for five years (to be matched by provinces and territories) with grants for low-income Canadians, and a revolving loan fund to backstop “pay-as-you-go” on-bill financing modelled on the community wide approach documented by Green Communities Canada. 

Mineral Tenure Systems: Reform and modernize all provinces and territories mineral tenure systems across Canada to properly protect the public interest and assist in the unfunded liabilities, unsecured cleanup and remediation by taxpayers (Example: BC estimated Cost: $1-billion) and close loopholes that allow companies to sell and trade carbon credits (Revenue: $22-billion). Ministry Environmental Monitoring: Certified independent professionals employed by the Ministry to certify projects and not be beholden to the companies they certify by direct contact or employment. Corporations no longer allowed to certify, sign-off or oversee environmental monitoring of their own activities.  Nation Wide Volcano Monitoring Station: For making environmental criteria, particularly resilience to variable weather patterns and strengthening natural infrastructure, central to infrastructure project funding proposal assessment and approvals by the First Nations, federal, provincial and territorial governments (Cost: $5-million). National Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change policy: To introduce strong demand-and-supply-focused policies and federal preparation for climate change impact. Protecting health and safety, maintaining public infrastructure, managing natural resources, and achieving economic sustainability all with meeting future emission reduction targets with First Nation involvement, provinces and territories to create a robust, prioritized, publicly available Risk Assessments includes updated flood plain maps, dike infrastructure for the next 1,000-years, international standards for all climate networks and monitoring stations to collect climate data (temperature, precipitation, snow depth, sea levels), station density increased to eliminate gaps in the northern regions and high elevations and include hydrometric and groundwater monitoring. Groundwater recharge basin projects for controlled flooding to solving floods and drought.  National Harmonized Carbon Tax (HCT) set at $170 a tonne: Ensuring more than half of HCT revenue funds a progressive annual tax benefit of $300 per adult and $150 per child, and half of the remaining HCT revenues are transferred to the provinces and territories to finance further climate change abatement measures, including a national green transportation plan includes magnetic-rail, green transit, and bike-to-school, and employment program (Revenues: $26.86-billion). Note: The environment protection plan for Conservatives is zero (no carbon taxes) vs. Liberal’s increase up to $300-per-tonne. NAFTA: Initiate Article 2205, for Canada’s withdrawal in 6-months if any USA Tariffs are in place.National Roundtable on the Economy and the Environment: Increase lower carbon-emitting sources of energy by our investments in fifth-generation nuclear and atomic power plants, wind turbines, solar, and pushing for increases in electric powered vehicles (Cost: $5,443,398). Nuclear Reactors: Builders of traditional reactors must follow basic design, fabrication and supply-chain principles proven in other capital-intensive businesses such as pharmaceuticals and jet-engine manufacturing. Putting nuclear reactors in provinces with the highest carbon emissions (SK 66.4; AB 61.1; NU 28.3; Can 19.4; NS 16.4; MB 15.9; BC 12.6; PE 12.1; ON 11.5; YK 11.2; QC 9.6) would assist those provinces in addressing environmental concerns and ramping up reusable energies like solar and wind while able to export and process all natural resources using clean energy and reducing our carbon footprint.  Office of the Science Advisor to the Prime Minister: Address matters of Earth & Environmental Assessments for Prime Minister’s Office response (Cost: $5-million). Advance the scope of the Law Reform Commission (Cost: $2,112,886), an independent body to advise the Prime Minister and reform legal services. Ombuds Office for Extractive Industries: Mandated to investigate accusations of abuses, ability to order, grant, and enforce corrective changes forthwith to the government and companies involved and supply a full report to federal parliament (Cost: $5-million). Parks Canada: Review and help each of the forty-four (44) Federal Parks to address their current and future needs. To determine, if any, expansion of park lands; and to ensure dedicated Crown/park land is clearly identified and set aside for the Métis, individual or group land claims in all provinces and territories. To attain Canada’s target of 17% protection of our lands and freshwater, strive to create and legislate more Indigenous-protected areas, because it puts more land and management of that land back into the hands of the people who have been there for generations.Pipelines: Support any and all pipelines that: First Nations Consultations: The project have the full written support(s) of any and all Indigenous and local communities this project may effect or infringe; Corridor Planning Study: This will include a letter signed by all the Chiefs within the “pipeline corridor” declaring their support for the proposed pipeline corridor and letters approving final pipeline route; Fair Compensation: That the project fairly compensates all communities for the risks posed to their traditional territories and municipalities through meaningful revenue generation, business, employment, education, training, and capacity building opportunities promoting economic self-sufficiency for their communities and all members;Environmental Assessments: Have had thorough Independent Environmental Assessments completed includes water and soil tests and samples for the entire projected area in question (before, during and after the project); Environmental Regulations: Respected for all governments including federal, provincial, and territories;Multi-Governmental Commission: For all planning purposes including emergency and recovery.Deep Buried Tunnels: For pipelines are the preferred choice including going underneath all rivers and streams; and Recovery: Proves if a spill occurs, the dyke is adequate to contain the spill, and monitoring and all equipment required for a major cleanup is  purchased and readily available to access the site at a moment’s notice prior to work commencing on the project.

Pipelines Encouraged: We must maximize the return on what’s already been invested in Canada, especially since a portion of the return goes to governments in the form of taxes and royalties can help provide the capital to build the next-generation low-carbon economy. Pipelines reduce the carbon emissions and have far less contaminated spills are more frequent with our current rail and truck networks. Buried pipelines are the preferred choice for all municipalities. Energy East Pipeline $15.7-billion to Saint John, NB; Keystone $5.2-8-billion; Kinder Morgan’s Trans-Mountain Line AB to BC; and the buried Purdy Mag-Lev, BC to Hudson’s Bay, ON.  Replace all old pipelines with larger and newer ones that are less susceptible to breakage and human error. Creating an energy corridor.

Pulp & Paper: Encourage re-purposing of these plants and materials they use in new construction.

Recall Product Legislation: Mandatory Recall Act, legislate with policies include unlimited fines and penalties will protect Canadians when products are no longer safe for the consumption and or use (Cost: $10-million). 

Refineries: Canadian gasoline refinery and jet fuel refinery at the sources of all major extractions and to have at least a three (3) year back-up gas supply. We will not be held hostage to supply shortages and non-deliveries from other countries. To address sales of our crude oil at below market value, a Tariff will be imposed on all purchased oils from outside of Canada that equals the difference in our oil value and the difference in price. Example: Tariff will be imposed on oil if different from US prices by ± 3%. If our oil sells for $15 per barrel, and we are purchasing oil from Saudi Arabia for $60 per barrel, then a Tariff of $45 per barrel will be imposed to combat the price differences. 

Refinery Capacity: Increase production to 20-million barrels a day (with an estimated $30-million for a modern and new oil refinery). Eliminate subsidies on fossil fuels. Invest $22-billion for the world’s greenest oil refinery (Cost: $22-billion with Revenues at $1-billion).

Science and Facts: Practice evidence-based decision making to address the problems of the nation with an information-based science approach.

Scientific Publishing: Remove all publishing restraints on scientific papers involving government contributions.

Toxicological Research Centre & Western Resources Research Program: Guelph-Toronto.

Wax Worms: Increase and promote to assist in the digestion of plastics in our landfill sites. 

Wildlife Act: Update with new Animal Shelter rules and clauses to facilitate capture, treatment, in a timely manner with a reduction in government red tape, pre-approvals, and ease regulations for allowed pubic care of any animal with Ministry oversight. Provide funds to assist and nationally treat all rabies wildlife in Canada and to combat all poultry salmonella.

Wildlife Rescue Organizations: All non-profit wildlife rehabilitation organizations empowered with new legislation able to emergency treat, care for, and rehabilitate long-term, any and all wildlife or life-form in distress (Example: Beavers and Bears), regardless if they are protected, endangered, or considered a nuisance by Ministry officials.

Indigenous Affairs Minister [First Nations] Water (clean drinking water and waste waters)

Water and Air quality has failed, but one that will be corrected by specialized treatment and legislation.  Federal funding is needed updating all water systems across Canada (clean water and sewage). The following measures will begin the process of developing a National Water Policy makes the conservation and protection of our water the public trusts with water and sanitation a new Human Right in our Constitution. 

Alarm Systems: Water Warning Systems installed across Canada in all our cities, villages, and harbour streams and drinking waterways to detect and identify any and all foreign chemicals. This will allow us to determine why streams become cloudy, grey, contaminated, and locate the polluter to bill for clean-up. 

Clean Water: Eliminate and lift all long-term and short-term drinking water advisories.

Clean Water Act: Every Canadian has the right to safe drinking water. All water out must be cleaner than water in for all cities, towns, villages, and by all organizations and companies. Random water testing in all communities (Cost: $10-million).

Ensure the safety and Sustainability of Canada’s Freshwater Supply:

Implementing a comprehensive action plan to protect the Great Lakes and any fresh water that enters it by working with those tasked into removing mercury and other contaminants from all lakes and rivers feeding the Great Lakes (Cost: $500-million in year one, and an additional $400-million a year for each of the subsequent four years); and

Establishing Water Quality and Quantity Monitoring Frameworks (Cost $327.5-million) by: 

Increasing the number of monitoring stations;

Training all staff in water monitoring at European Standards;

Creating a new Water Commissioner mandating: “cleaner water out than in”; and

Committing $3-million to implementing a Groundwater Protection Plan and $1-million to complete a review on Virtual Water Exports From Canada. 

Environmental Impact Research (Cost: $120-million):

Provide Environmental Assessments of all energy and mining projects with a clear and thorough approval by and for any Reserve the project will likely cross (Cost: $50-million);

Provide in-depth and independent study of the effects of future tar sands re-development (Cost: $30-million); and

Reinstating federal funding for the Experimental Lakes Area and water programs at Environment Canada, Fisheries and Oceans and other departments (Cost: $40-million). 

Fines: Must be in relation to the actual cost of cleaning the spill wastes and cleaning the local environment. Implemented through new legislation by creating a Clean Water & Waste Treatment Facilities Fund (Cost: Funds from the 10% Business Carbon Tax used to kick-start and support operating costs for this act). Lift all caps for fines, clean-up costs, and penalties are in place. Aero-desalinator to treat salt-water would treat 2,000 litres a day (Cost: $36,600 each). 

Office of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner: (Cost: $5,674,899).

Protected Areas: Increase marine and coastal areas are protected (percentage protected ocean estate) from 1.3% to 40%.

Right to Water and Sanitation: Support the full realization of the Right to Water and Sanitation (Cost: $175-million) by:

Mandating water out be better than water in;

Creating a National Public Water and Wastewater Fund (Cost: .1% GDP);

Implementing a Wastewater Systems Effluent Regulation;

$100-million annually for water infrastructure aid for small municipalities; and

$75-million annually for ongoing water operator training, public sector certification and conservation programs.

Water at Residences: Those with private well-water on their property will not be charged for their personal water use.

Water & Mining: We understand the reason to mine, is to make money. Streamlining the Assessment Processes and all the red-tape will greatly assist this. All companies will follow the same rules and time-line process. Inspections more frequent (up-stream and down-stream), video conference certification of all mining sites for ease of certification process when actual mining time is critical in actual operations. Clear expectations for all Canadian companies operating overseas.

Water-Pricing Structure Resource Management Program: Commercial and residential water rental rates standardized across Canada will create a really robust and well-funded Water-management Program is fair for all provinces and territories. Example: National 0.05¢ a litre.

Watersheds Water Strategy: Mackenzie Basin, Canada’s largest watershed, ensure there is clear Watersheds Water Strategy for local communities to have safe water to drink and the local wildlife is safe to flourish and eat.   

Indigenous Affairs Minister [Innu] Canadian Heritage, Food & Clothing (monthly entitlements)

Canadian Heritage (Costs: $1,321,559,229) works to achieve a more cohesive and creative nation. Goals of the department are for Canadians to express and share their cultural experiences with others in their own country globally and for Canadians to live in an inclusive society with intercultural understanding and citizen participation. Responsibilities are carried out by the following sectors: Citizenship & Heritage; Cultural Affairs; Sport; Major Events & Regions; Strategic Policy, Planning, and Corporate Affairs.

Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) was established in 2008 to explore the topic of human rights with particular attention to Canada, to encourage reflection and discussion and promote respect for others (Cost: $31,700,000). 

Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation was established by the Museums Act. The Crown Corporation manages the Canadian Museum of Civilization and the Canadian War Museum in its efforts to promote increased awareness and understanding of Canadian history, culture, and identity. 

Library & Archives Canada (LAC) mission is to collect and preserve the documentary heritage of Canada. Library & Archives Canada ensures publications, archival records, photographs, sound & audio-visual materials, and electronic documents are accessible to all Canadians. The organization also works to facilitate cooperation among communities involved in the acquisition, preservation and diffusion of knowledge. Library & Archives Canada provides services to the public, government, plus libraries, archives and publishers.

National Gallery of Canada (NGC) contains the most comprehensive collection of contemporary and historic Canadian art. The collection is accessible to the public for appreciation, advancement of knowledge, and research (Cost: $43,426,120). 

Library of Parliament (Cost: $42,949,558); National Arts Centre Corporation (NAC), (Cost: $34,121,175); National Battlefields Commission (NBC), (Cost: $116,457,834); National Capital Commission (NCC), (Cost: $116,547,834); Public Services Commission (PSC), (Cost: $90,453,595); Public Services Staffing Tribunal (PSSRB); Public Servants Disclosure Protection Tribunal (PSDPT), (Cost: $1,834,375); Telefilm Canada (Cost: $99,622,354); Canada Council for the Arts. 

Arts and Culture: Increase investment through the Canada Council will ensure the core of Canada’s cultural milieu-artists and arts organizations are supported in exploring and expressing what defines us as Canadians. It will also help provide Canadians with better access to artistic work from all regions of Canada reflects our rich cultural landscape. Long-term grants of $500,000 per year will assist opera companies and others to promoting and retaining Canadian content and artists. 

Canada Council for the Arts: Strengthening Canada’s ties and cultural image globally and providing digital access to Canadian cultural content, with an increase to the annual parliamentary allocations of the Canada Council for the Arts. (Cost: $305,125,000). 

Canadian Artists and Producers Professional Relations: (Cost: $1,513,390).

Canadian Cultural Digital Strategy: At little cost to the Canadian government, investigate new revenue models to support a comprehensive Canadian Cultural Digital Strategy would enable the creating, dissemination, and engagement of Canadian cultural content online (Cost: $125,000). 

Canadian Museum of History: (Cost: $58,918,730).

Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21: (Cost: $18,450,000).

Canadian Museum of Nature: (Cost: $25,834,904).

Cemeteries: Listing and registering centuries-old black privately owned cemeteries as historical sites and giving them the civil acknowledgement and the same protections with public access as all cemeteries have on church grounds. This may require the acquisition of listed sites and their maintenance and government by the Crown and under the Minister of Defence for military cemeteries.

Community Access Program: Increasing literacy with a federal initiative to guarantee affordable internet access. Communities need this outlet for social support, finding government information, searching for jobs, learning how to use a computer, learning how to read. All libraries will re-structure to have full-time staff to be able to operate 7-days a week, include holidays at all penitentiaries. 

Copyright Board: Ensure that notice is given to CSC that those on prisoner committees (AWC/IWC) are freely allowed to use government and CSC logos for creating their internal and external documents (Cost: $3,127,995). Examples: Canteen contracts and related canteen product sheets, Cable Correspondences and new Committee Contracts.

Libraries: The Digital Divide is the number one issue with our librarians. Working together to alleviate this divide will start with our 5G internet infrastructure increased into all communities and areas for all our vital community buildings to continue to offer a wide range of complimentary programs and on-line services (Cost: $100-million).

Museums: Sufficient financial support for re-classification of all museum collections by management for accurate categorization of all specimens using standards like the Plant List, FishNet, and ZooBank, and to adopt these standards into programs for off-world classification of new specimens.

National Centre for Supercomputing Applications: (Cost: $26-million).

National Museum of Science and Technology: Ensure that items donated for public display are displayed in public with the donors’ name. Example: Apollo-11 moon sample (28 grams) donated by Kelvin Purdy. If any donor requests a return of any item donated, it is returned. (Cost: $26,491,340).

Old Port of Montréal Corporation Inc.: (Cost: $2,447,200).

Renovations: The Leader of the Opposition residence: Stornoway, 541 Acacia Avenue, Ottawa (Build New Cost: $150-million) and the Prime Minister’s residence: Gorffwysfa, 24 Sussex Drive, Ottawa (Build New Cost: $150-million).

Scalper Bots Crackdown: 10% of ticket sales are to be sold in-person at the venue within 24-hours of the event.

The Federal Bridge Corporation Limited: (Cost: $14,338,293).

The Jacques-Cartier and Champlain Bridges Inc.: (Cost: $274,566,409).

Historical Moments: April 23rd, 1851, Canada’s first official postage stamp, the three-penny beaver, is issued.

Indigenous Affairs Minister [Inuit] Infrastructure & Communities (roads, recycling & accommodations)

Infrastructure Canada, is engaged in the following tasks to ensure modern public infrastructure for the benefit of Canadians: developing policies, establishing partnerships, fostering knowledge, making investments, and delivering programs. To address local, regional, and national priorities, Infrastructure Canada works with municipalities, provinces & territories, other federal departments & agencies, as well as private companies & the non-profit sector to build & revitalize the infrastructure required by Canadians.

Policy Horizons Canada; Audit & Evaluation Branch; Corporate Services Branch; Policy & Communications Branch; Program Operations Branch; Canada Lands Company Ltd. (CLCL), Canada Mortgage & Housing Corporation (CMHC), (Cost: $2,100,578,000).

National Strategies Strategy: Implemented for the invigoration of our various national plans to build a safer, more secure and more resilient Canada. Starting with week-long Summit for cross-disciplinary strategy-setting would devise evidence-based intelligence on how Canada, as a diverse nation, can set up a system would allow our best minds, institutions, and diverse cultural communities to establish a national approach hierarchy of plans to fulfill all our platform objectives. 

Beavers are able to fill the “infrastructure gap” with responsible, long-term technology productivity and invest heavily in long-term infrastructure for municipal buildings, roads, water & sewage systems, public transit networks including transit hubs and a dedicated dual 600 km/hr. plus dual dedicated passenger Magnetic-rail lines connecting all provinces and territories, thus easing bottlenecks and gridlock, increased goals for the Canadian Forces, and seriously jumpstart our Canadian Space Agency (CSA). 

Antarctic: Base created for “Hard Science” research, exploration, and permanent Canadian settlement.

Arctic Benefit Policy and Northern Sovereign Strategy (Cost: $3,975,000,000+): Beating the Global Race for our Arctic’s Benefit.

Increased Presence: Help with tourism with updated research, education, ambulance centres, paving all 65-airstrips versus ten (10) paved currently, and new faster response for air, ground, all weather roads, and sea along our entire coasts, Search & Rescue (SAR) in community Environmental Response Equipment training (Cost: $3-billion for 4 years); 

Clear Regulatory Hurdles: Within any and all Provinces and Territories for federal assisted fifth generation nuclear power energy by using nuclear waste as a power source and using up to weapons grade materials (Cost: $27-billion);

Aklavik: Test site of an atomic-powered electric generating station to produce medical isotopes (Cost: $1.7-billion);

Commercial Molten Salt Reactors: @ 1 a year with 520 Megawatts ($1.7-billion each, cost: $22.1-billion for one in each province and territory in the first year);

Toshiba’s 4S Micro Sodium Reactor: At 10 Megawatts of power for small communities (Cost: $2.5-billion, $25-million each for 100 communities a year) and training their citizens;

Geothermal Heat: For one-hundred (100) communities a year (Cost: $4.9-billion, $49-million each); 

Antarctic Polar Environment Atmospheric Research Laboratory (PEARL-2): Long-term financing (Cost: $5-million); 

Deep Water Ports & Services: The number of deep-water-ports increased from one (1) in Nanisivik and include new emergency Health Centre medical facilities at each along all our coastal waters to twenty (20) targeted deep-water-ports in local sourced harbour communities in the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Québec, Yukon, Newfoundland and Labrador and on the islands of Banks Island, Victoria Island, Ellesmere Island, and Baffin Island. These will accommodate new ice-breakers, patrol boats, cruise ships, cargo vessels and training centres. This will also include but not limited to: local coastal cleanup, seabed dredging, marine buoys, waterfront parking, clean drinking water plant, sewage treatment with new lines, pre-fab schools and activity centres, children’s park, walking paths with a community park and picnic areas with stage, concrete picnic tables, and benches (Cost: $1.2-billion at $60-million average);  

Arctic Armoured Fiber Line: Starting with a fast-tracked Northwest Passage to dual-connect (in the likelihood a communication line is cut due to dredging or sabotage by a foreign power) all our coastal harbours, towns, cities, and populated islands up to Alert, Nunavut; and 

Great Canadian Power Line: As part of the transnational power grid, integrated into the Magnetic Rail System to be established coast to coast to coast connecting all our provinces and territories together for a sovereign unified nation.

Airport Fund: Many small communities and Indigenous Reserves require either new or improved airports. Removing red-tape, and finance several needed airstrips for each province and territory requests them may include but is not limited to: lighting, IFR compliant, security, hangars, drive-thru & mobile de-icers, ATC towers, radar, re-fueling pads, Drone Shields, and new tarmac (with 2% chicken feathers in asphalt), including extensions into water or into federal parklands or other Crown lands, SRI (Security Radar Integration – Airfield Intruder Radar System), MSA-Thermal Imaging Cameras, and inspection AS&E-handheld scanners that x-ray images and viewable on tablets (Cost: $250-million). 

Airport Fund Security: Ensure airports receiving funds adopt a new Service Level Standard for all security screenings, with a 10-minute average or a maximum 20-minutes wait time at all airports at any time of day or night (Cost: $1-billion). 

Airport Services That Make Flying Fun: Promote and recommend that all international airports offer showers (free), snacks, health bar, smoothies, IMAX-theatre, golf, flight simulators, ease of security & immigration, multi-lingual info desks, bar, age appropriate lounges, luggage storage, excursions into the city, cultural centre, museum, hotel, secure outdoor gardens, slides & playground, pool, (80-outlets to shop in the secure area), yoga, doggie washroom, library, meditation centre, secure pharmacy.  Assist in making all Canadian International Airports part of a memorable experience. This includes full insurance for any and all valet parking services for any vehicle and its misuse by their staff. Vehicles damaged, interiors altered or soiled, excessive kilometers added to a vehicle beyond 5 kilometers parking allowance, will be compensated at the highest rental rate in Canada. Coming back from a trip and finding 120 kilometres added to a valet company parked vehicle or that it was damaged or totaled will be the sole responsibility of the airport valet companies and the customer will be compensated forthwith and may include a new vehicle. 

Arctic and Antarctic Ice-Breakers: Building 30 light Ice-Breakers and 10 heavy Ice-Breakers (Cost: $4-billion). 

Arctic and Antarctic Research Vessels: Building 4 new dedicated Research Vessels (Cost: $400-million). 

Arctic Population Increase: Resettlement for 1-million Immigrants and Refugees, with aggressive promotion for Canadian retirement living with new affordable Health Care Retirement Centres in Canada’s Arctic communities.  

Asset Lock: A permanent Asset Lock on all items that cannot be sold to non-Canadians, or more than 49% sold in any way, or converted. Examples: When a local church is converted into a private home, the community loses a valuable community resource. Our plan would be for the church to be considered Asset Locked and it could be refurnished and still be used for Multiple-Faith Gatherings or other community events, weddings, funerals, and other religious ceremonies as the need arises. Many new residents do not have a place to worship their faith and this would address the needs of the few and the many.  This would also be for new ferry/ships or major items paid by taxpayers for specific use in their province/territories. Railway lines, and bridges.  

Back-up Power Grid: Turbine Reactors in each city or town to prevent failures in the power grid and avoid a large or nationwide power blackout: Hospitals, traffic lights, and pumping stations with micro-turbines. 

Bridge Maintenance: Funding for on-going maintenance and yearly structural analysis with recommendations for enacting on following budgets. 

Boreal Forest Region: Design for healthy habitation with planning and building ten new cities in our boreal forest region are able to support a million people each and expand easily to help us attain our 100-million Canadians by 2100.

Building Canada Fund: Sustained, predictable investment makes good business sense for Canada. There is a clear need for regulatory clarity, certainty in the process, reduced duplication, and standards are open and transparent in all projects. All provinces and territories, mandated to supply a yearly infrastructure needs list to help the government budget and delegate required funds, these projects will have Qualifications-Based Selection (QBS) for engineers and design professionals to keep costs low and on budget without cost over-runs. 

Building Codes Updated: Low-carbon buildings for Net-zero energy ready building codes with contractors’ accountability (Cost: $1-million). 

Building Standards: Increase all mandatory minimums to bring them in line with all living zones at risks: earthquake, siding to withstand wind forces of 385 km/hr., rock slides, and flood plain areas. Modify building codes to allow fines on the Contractor for non-compliance work. Implement new technologies like FlexCrete (flexible concrete), fire and flood materials, earthquake dissipation motion transfer technologies, and upgraded and updated new National Building Code Standards by a respected Canadian company for Example: Mr. Mike Holmes (Cost: $1-million). 

Buses: Meet with all city and community mayors and try to solve their transit problems with a No Rider Left Stranded policy and help find creative solutions on clogged arteries and those left standing by full buses passing them at bus stops, on the road and at stations. Assisting communities with new double-decker transit buses (80 seats vs. 47 seats) are energy efficient, including more hybrid and electric buses like the Green Power School Buses 11-meter Synapse 72 all-electric school bus at $400,000 each with only $4,000 per month costs versus the $8,000 per month costs for diesel. Require 3-point seatbelts on all buses and vehicles used to transport children. 

Buses & Seatbelts: All new road vehicles sold in Canada must be equipped with 3-point seat-belts. All previous road vehicles will have 6-months to comply or the owner will be fined accordingly for each un-available seatbelt per passenger seat.        

Business Enterprise R&D (BRED): Based on % GDP, formulate to increase Canada D-grade to A-grade. 

Buy Canadian Policy: Promoting Made Canadian in contracts, goods, and services. 

Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA): No longer the gold standard for trade, bronze at best. Formally apply to leave any and all trade agreements have not lived up to promises of increased GDP, salaries, wages, employment, and all have measures that prevent the restoration of public monopolies or exclusive services delivery once opened to private competition. Agreements must give preference to local suppliers and demand local labour content percentage for public procurement contracts and strengthen the governments’ authority to regulate.  What Canada has committed to in CETA precludes these types of policies which is part of the reason why Canada will exit the Canada-EU agreement before it can be ratified if it is not included. Working within the regulations of CETA, it is necessary to ensure CBPC (Community Benefit Profit Clause) is not considered an “offset” under the terms of the procurement chapter. 

Canadian Polar Commission: (Cost: $2,576,669).

Cities and Communities: The Beaver Party will implement the Community Infrastructure Transfer (CIT) to replace most elements of the new Building Canada Plan for all infrastructure investment that is not deemed to be exclusively of national significance. The CIT, a 10-year federal commitment initially at $6.6-billion and then $3.3-billion increasing by 2% annually for the duration of the plan will require matching funding from other levels of government. Included mandate, to make age friendly communities and cities across Canada (Cost: $6.6-billion). 

Community Benefit Profit Clause (CBPC): Develop and implement a Purchasing Strategy that incorporates social and environmental value weighting in all municipal procurement, and uses a CBPC on all contracts above $500,000. CBPC will not predetermine who may bid on a contract, but will incorporate evaluated percentage criteria that prompt bidders to demonstrate how their proposals will provide residual benefits to the community (aside from price, quality, etc.). Any bidder, regardless of their country of origin, may submit a proposal that includes additional community benefits and evaluated accordingly (Cost: $1-million). 

Conductive Concrete: For all airports, bridges, water drains, sidewalks and city roads in Canada.

Construction Grants & Loans: Restaurants and Hotels funding for the North. 

Data: Fibre-optic backup lines to every Northern community as a long-term nation-building exercise. A made-in-the-North, armour-plated fibre-cable for data streaming redundancy (Cost: $2-billion). 

Elderly Care Oversight: National standards by the Ministry to reduce violence and policies in long-term care facilities. Better long-term care, safety and supervision for all loved ones is our priority. 

Elevators and Lifts: Ensure all new elevators in all buildings can accommodate (80”x30”) ambulance sized stretchers as a minimum building requirement. Promote by funding new technologies use in community centres like Maglev elevators (Cost: $1-million). 

Environmental Assessments Fixed Timelines: Speed up the process for all projects in Canada with pre-approvals by our Indigenous peoples and required Environmental Assessments. 

Federal Essential Services: NO-CUT-OFF for basic internet, (gas) heating, electricity, and clean drinking water. Work with Canada Revenue Agency to ensure money owed and past due for collection is redirected to them without interest charges. Payments made earmarked and directed to specific principal amounts to eliminate certain outstanding bills. No Interest Policy for outstanding Federal Essential Services. Rail and Public Transit will become essential services under federal protection.

Historical Moments: Donald A. Smith (Lord Strathcona) drives the “last spike” at Craigellachie, British Columbia, to complete the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Homeowners: Strengthen to ensure all residential homeowners are Canadian. If one is not Canadian, then they can only lease but not own land nor a home in Canada. Investigate federal occupancy legislation for all residential homes. This will immediately curb the foreign buyers fueling price gains. Homeowners and small businesses will have their tax assessments capped at a maximum increase rate of 3% per year, regardless of the actual re-assessment value unless major renovations have occurred or transfer of title occurs. 

Homeowners and Developers: To get more Canadians as homeowners, the only people allowed to buy condos and large developments on pre-sale. Changes in the ownership of a pre-sale will automatically revert back to the developer at full cost and re-sold back at the initial sale price at reasonable market value to address the price issue of affordable housing in the areas of development. Strata’s must accommodate medicinal-pot or “cannabis” for their users, owners, and renters.    

Homelessness: Scattered Site Housing First model can end long-term homelessness efficiently:

Decent, market housing;

Health and social services; 

Supports leading to education, volunteering, and employment; and

Rent subsidies kicked in to prevent more than 30% of the individual’s income from going to housing.

Housing and Neighbourhoods - National Housing Plan: (Initial Cost: $1.69-billion to $40-billion) Affordable social housing, government sponsored but privately owned, all mandated to be wheelchair accessible, inside and out, Housing for Canadians Act (Cost: $1-million), plus: 

Co-owners of Low-Income Property: All citizens using housing will also be owners of the property on a payment plan and will have a strong incentive to take care of their property;

Mobile Homes: Ensure federal funding to prevent and end homelessness reaches more appropriate levels, but would also ensure new social and affordable housing is available for everyone. There are estimated 35,000 homeless that require immediate need by creating 35,000 mobile homes to address the current need (Cost: $175-million);

Long-term Subsidized Units: Renew all subsidize rental units and increase co-ops with 50-year federal funding agreements put in place to provide national affordable housing to all Canadians and new residents;

Homelessness: Allowed to choose a small plot of federal or community land dedicated to these projects, and have a home delivered to their plot. There must be no cost as land in outlying communities require resettlement and new taxpayers and community members. Employment and program assistance sourced as needed;

Nationwide Community Housing Fund: Poverty and social isolation elimination started with life-skills training and affordable housing ownership plans. National Housing Employment Program initiated for all provinces and territories;

Land Title Analysis and Regulations: Foreign ownership rules revamped for non-resident or non-Canadians for the upkeep and ownership of all Canadian property will include closing tax code loopholes to evade GST, capital gains, and flipping property tax-free; 

Flipping Tax: Federally introduced at 17% per transaction. Taxes collected on all Canadian flipped property; 

Container Homes: Companies acquired as a Crown assets and built (Crown asset CSC-CORCAN by prisoners paid at the minimum wage rate) from start to finish to create: one and two bedroom self-contained, off the grid (but connectable), mini-homes with a toilet and shower can be allocated and shipped (shipping container sized homes) to those communities in desperate need of houses especially those evacuated during a disaster:

One bedroom container will have: Bedroom, bathroom: (misted shower, toilet, sink), heater, solar, kitchen, living room, and heat-on-demand water;

Two bedroom container will have: 2 bedrooms, bathroom: (misted shower, toilet, sink), kitchen, solar, heater and heat-on-demand water;

A two bedroom container without a kitchen for expansions for families with more than one child so each child can have their own room;

All families allowed one bedroom per child. Each bedroom equipped with a desk, bed, new mattress, pillow, sheets, and replacement school supplies per child includes an iPad or computer;

When placed side-by-side, these will make a 3-bedroom unit connected with a pocket-door; 

Understanding people receiving these may have lost everything, the amenities must include: beds with new mattress and bedding, towels and facecloths, pre-paid cellphone, microwave, induction element (element), fridge and freezer, 4-place cutlery and utensils, pot and frying pan, kettle, coffee pot, toaster, and All-In-One washer-dryer combo, electric heater (Heat Surge Roll-n-Glow Fireplace Convectared Heat), and Hot-water-on-demand system. As there is a no “one-size-fits-all,” a dedicated build-to-suit for individual special requests on a first-come, and then first-build request system; and

Funding this program made from the newly created Canadian Sovereign Fund with a flat payback rate capped at 10% a unit with zero interest. Goal: 338,000 units reserved at 1,000 per riding (Cost: $1.69-billion).

After addressing our homeless, we can open this program to prisoners, migrants, refugees, residents and those Canadians wishing to access once and start fresh, with an on-line list to tackle on a first come and sign-up on-line, first serve basis. 

Infrastructure Costs: Given the disproportionate burden municipalities have borne for infrastructure costs, the government will pay 40% of costs, the provinces to pay 40%, and municipalities to pay 20% (except for First Nations systems, which are entirely a federal responsibility). 

Infrastructure (Joint Canada – United States of America – Mexico): Transportation regulations reviewed to ensure a seamless and harmonized North American road system for the future. International Transportation Hubs recommended be built for any new Hyper-Looped Transit connecting all of North America. This will help speed Canadian goods and services to market to the 7-billion inhabitants of Earth starting with those in North America. A massive job creation program, estimated to create 3,418,514 new skilled jobs, eliminated our 5.5% unemployment (2,496,239 workers) and to bring it down to zero, but still have a skilled worker shortfall. True Unemployment Rate are the unemployed minus education or work/trades training.  

Infrastructure – Building Canada Plan: The largest infrastructure spending in Canadian history at $461.2-billion dollars a year for twelve years while still obtaining a Zero National Debt in ten years. All new public assets over the next decade will become 49% Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) and 51% Crown assets. This will keep the costs and timetable on all major projects in-line, on-time, and on-budget (Cost: $21,635,000,000). 

Our best plan for job creation with Major Infrastructure Projects deemed in the national best interest of Canada: 

Magnetic-rail or Mag-rail: A public work declared to be “the general Advantage of Canada.” The largest suspended 600 km/hr. plus rail-lines connecting all provinces and territories (13,800 km Main Loop lines at a cost of $27.5-billion a year for ten-years, then 7,500 km for express interior lines cost for 2-years at $75-billion), the project paid in-full, in twelve years but may not be fully completed for up to twenty years, with advanced AI detection of anything on the track or side platforms would trigger a stop (Use pre-existing technologies: Magnovate Technologies – Straight Crossing Joint Venture). High-Speed Rail Transit Fund (Cost: $135-million) in charge of the new suspended Magnetic-Rail “Mag-rail”.

Mag-rail, is Canada’s largest and biggest dedicated passenger magnetic-rail project and job creation plan since the first railway and Trans-Canada Highway was proposed and beautifully built. Creating a high-speed suspended dedicated passenger magnetic-rail system across Canada connecting all the provinces and territories together into one dual-loop system, above treetop levels for wildlife safety, reducing environmental footprint, will save valuable time with no traffic jams cropping up along the way, shorter wait times for boarding versus air travel, and being faster than current commercial airplanes at 600 km/hr. plus speeds (Cost: $2-billion per 100 km). Creating 38,000 new jobs per year of construction. The goal is to have this raised magnetic-rail-line as straight as possible because curves will decrease the speed of the trains and defeat the purpose of having a magnetic train. Pylons would be spaced at 250-metre intervals and suspended at treetop level and 100-meters above current sea levels. Pylons would be atop anchored floating concrete barges in swamps, bogs, rivers, lakes, and ocean areas or connected via a bridge with a dedicated walkway and all-weather road access. An alternative dedicated passenger transportation and data fibre network for the North. Funds generated will initially go to the Federal Government until all lines (inner and outer loops) are fully completed. Starting with dedicated lines from Windsor, Ontario to Montréal, Québec. Revenues divided equally upon percentage of funding received prior to completion. 

A Mag-rail will have minimal impact on ecosystems as possible. Both of these rail programs could be 51% federal funded (minimum) and 49% provincial, territorial, Indigenous, and private sector (to see this is done in a timely and cost-effective way). The first two tracks will be along the Trans-Canada Highway from Pemberton, BC to Hope, BC (Cost: $5-billion) and a loop from Dorval, QC and Mirabel, QC to Niagara Falls, ON (Cost: $2.1-billion per 100 km). 

We are open to reviewing and enclosing this proposed magnetic-rail-line as a compatible Hyper-loop technology with a clear acrylic shell and air vents to release high air pressure buildup and pumps to remove air from tunnels. Costs increased estimated at twice original costing as pressurized cabins will also be needed and required for all magnetic-rail trains.  Regardless of percentile funding, the federal government will initially cover the full cost to complete these projects and will then retain an increase to the revenues based upon total funds and percentage invested. 

Mag-rail lines will increase the Tourist Sector with both increased access to all Oceans, Provinces, Territories, Reserves, and communities it connects when completed. Upon becoming operational and during construction phases (12-year total timeline) it will create a variety of jobs for all Canadians in Manufacturing, Forestry, Fisheries, Technology, Hospitality Services, Aerospace and Rail. With this Mag-rail line, an Optical-Fiber transmission system connecting all provinces and territories, 5G+ and attached to the new Interplanetary Internet (Total Cost: $368.2-billion);

High-speed Trains: Another step to fixing old antiquated railway lines for dedicated high-speed trains at 300 km/hr. initial purchase of ten (10) new Crown cars at $35-million each and the elimination of all railway crossings with overpasses/bridges or underpasses/tunnels. Order an increased frequency of local trains and all forms of transit. Then, because there is better service, transit ridership goes up. People will leave their cars at home if they can depend on timely local transit at all hours of the day night (Cost: $2.35-billion); 

Burying all Power and Communication Lines Across Canada: Canada’s top national priority, the rapid expansion of high-speed Internet (with redundancies) into all rural and remote communities with the potential to escalate economic output and reduce the demands on our transportation networks by wiring all communities with armoured Fiber-optics and secondary Fiber lines for redundancy in all communities. It is a smart and easy investment can be undertaken quickly, with an immediate return on investment (Cost: $1-billion); 

Historical Moments: August 3rd, 1876, Alexander Graham Bell holds the world’s first definitive telephone tests, and makes the first intelligible telephone call from building to building to his uncle David Bell.

Building new Bridges, Smart Roads, and Tunnels: Smart Roads with two-way communication for the vehicles on them to redirect vehicles to their destination quicker in all provinces and territories and expanding the Trans-Canada Highway to four (4) lanes in each direction. New bridges including initial approval for funding an Environmental Assessment and after First Nations support, for fast-tracking an 8-lane 40 km floating bridge for dedicated magnetic-rail, vehicle and bike traffic connecting Vancouver Island to the Vancouver, British Columbia, a floating bridge similar to the new one in Seattle would accommodate wildlife migration and large ship traffic (container ships, cruise ships & aircraft carriers) at select locations (Cost: $20-billion). A bridge from Newfoundland to Labrador similar to the Confederation Bridge connecting Prince Edward Island to the mainland and all other Provinces and Territories are in need of an access bridge in their communities (Cost: $1-billion).  Tunnels: Several large tunnels built, the longest connecting BC to AB is estimated at $30-billion and automated machines can “print” bridges in midair, 3D printed bridges (AutoDesk & MX3D), extrudes cords of molten memory steel in a pattern and waits for them to cool before moving ahead (just like a train making its own tracks). These will have cameras to map and plan to each pillar location (Cost: $1-billion); 

Clean Water & Sewage Plants: To replace aging water mains for safe drinking water at $1.7-billion and sewage lines with new sewage plants constructions and infrastructure improves (Cost: $4-billion); 

Resurfacing all Secondary Roads and Sidewalks: Priority (asphalt and 2% chicken feathers), heated sidewalks, while implementing Canada wide re-charging stations using city light posts and renewable energy sources for the projected increase in electric vehicles use where parking is available, this will include any and all permafrost thaw, long-term and on-going funding to fix all the buckling roads in the north. If not paving, then at the very least, hard packed elevated dirt/clay/sand road access. Curb Ramps at all intersections with standard retrofit or surface grind into sidewalks by concrete sander (Cost: $4.5-billion); St. Lawrence Seaway Expansion: An increase in width for modern ocean-going container ships for seaway to and from our great lakes linked into our Transportation Hubs for better access to our communities with water travel and to open our shipping lanes for easing community congestion with more economical transportation of goods and services by shipping and review other major proposed canal projects: Mackenzie to Great Slave Lake to Hudson Bay; Hudson Bay to Lake Winnipeg; James Bay to Lake Superior (Cost: $8.4-billion);

Trans-Canada Trail: Improved to nationally complete a walk and bike trail is not using public roads for any of its sections. Trans-Canada Highway and other main roads: Increased wildlife crossings with overpasses and underpasses to fix our wildlife transportation corridors (Cost: $240-million); 

Transportation Hubs: Finance “Transportation Hubs” across Canada can realistically connect air, sea, roads and rail services. These create easy interchanges between ground-level platforms and new metro line platforms below and above ground, and unparalleled for their range of shopping, snack-bars and restaurant facilities including transit services: laundry, washrooms, and showers (Cost: $15.3-billion); 

Fix Existing Infrastructure – the Great Canadian Power Line: Burying all power and telecommunication lines, integrating pneumatic garbage (air vacuum tube) systems for most municipalities, as part of the repair waste water & sewage, building alternative places of worship in small communities, all weather roads connecting our northern Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut to British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, crossing-lights embedded into roads at all pedestrian crossings, and Traffic Management Plan for electronic traffic light monitoring and ensuring full cell and internet service is on all portions of all rail lines and on all paved roads. To create a more robust power grid, deal with climate commitments, and cut emissions across the country by building the Great Canadian Power Line. The creation of a transnational power grid, tapping into new hydroelectric and solar resources to effectively double Canada’s installed generating capacity. This is a $22-billion, 15,000 kilometers of high-voltage power lines (DC:  Direct Current cables) stretching across the country for a universal Canadian power grid, would solve many of the provinces’ electricity and emissions woes (Cost: $171.8-billion); 

No Speed Limit Zones: Created for certain stretches of key provincial and territorial highways and other major roads between cities improved for unlimited high-speed travel and autonomous testing, the Autobahn Canada will increase specialized high-speed auto markets and related materials and technologies for safer driving (Cost: $1-billion); and

Universal Traffic Light System and Dark-Sky Ordinance: Install traffic light pre-emption equipment for ambulances, fire, and police in all cities and full-cut-off lights for all streetlights and Charging Stations of E-vehicles (Cost: $1-billion). 

Interplanetary Internet: Adopt the Interplanetary Internet and protocols across Canada and investigate galactic internet for future use by Canadians with space travel. Working with all communities to have mandated open access for new telecommunications. Communications policy and legislation for support for 5G and broadband across Canada, this will include ties to local support structures (bus stands, light stands, building rooftops), to fall under federal jurisdiction. 

Neighbourhood Revitalization Fund (NRF): Provides multi-year core support for the establishment and ongoing operations of Neighbourhood Renewal Corporations in under-invested urban communities throughout the country. NRF locally governed, democratic organizations that co-ordinate ongoing revitalization efforts. These efforts based on five-year revitalization plans take a pro-active approach and are developed with community cooperation. NRF will also help community organizations develop proposals and apply for funding to support projects consistent with the neighbourhood’s five-year revitalization plan (Cost: $100-million a year for five years). 

National EV Strategy - Charging Stations for E-vehicles: Levels of Charging: 1s standard at 1-day to charge a vehicle; 2s in a house/garage at 4-hours to charge a vehicle; 3s at 30-minutes or less to charge a vehicle. Create a saturated network of CHAdeMO and CCS as 3s (30-minutes or less to full charge). With 38,021 km of roads and 12,000 gas stations, and ensure there are 3s charging stations ($50,000 each) at all current and new gas stations within 4-years (Cost: $3-billion). 

National Communities Roundtable: The introduction of the Community Infrastructure Transfer (CIT) will require a re-evaluation of the role played by the federal government with respect to lower levels of government. This comprised of representatives from all levels of government and tasked with removing obstacles (red tape reduction) to the smooth transmission of public resources into the productive and socially responsible investment communities urgently need. Forums on Uncivil Civic Engagement; Leading through Crisis (floods, fires, and earthquakes); new approaches to overdose crisis; and short-term rentals and affordable housing (Cost: $13-million).

National Communities Roundtable duties will include:

Developing mutually agreed upon, streamlined project approval criteria include transparency, new reporting mechanisms, and independent, funded-specific auditing;

Identifying common goals across provinces and territories and providing specialized services to municipalities; 

Developing and coordinating a National Transit Strategy and a National Sustainable Municipal Asset Management Plan;

Developing and co-ordinating a national CED Policy Framework modeled on the one in Manitoba;

Creating an ongoing outreach strategy to promote co-construction of public policy with all levels of government, stake-holders, and civil society partners; and

Developing and co-ordinating a National Brownfield Redevelopment Strategy to bring former industrial sites back to productive community and economic use. 

National Housing Strategy: “Out-of-the-box” approach starting with affordability; allowing seniors to stay in their own homes with more live-in-care persons; availability; access to services/retail; special designs/grab bars; doctor and nurses on call in the building; and a variety of locations. Rural Senior Service Program to keep the elderly living in their homes with assisted daily snow cleaning, grocery pick-up and delivery, firewood splitting, basic yard and home maintenances.  

National Transportation Network: Without undue obstructions to persons with disabilities, service animals, and other citizens with unique needs. 

Nearly Zero-Energy Standards - New Building Code. New buildings are supposed to recover all their energy requirements from renewable sources.

Neighborhood Revitalization Fund: (Cost: $100-million).

Office of Infrastructure of Canada: (Cost: $4,149,167,829).

P3 screen: P3 (Public Private Partnerships) screen and the mysterious, lottery-style approval system characterize recent arrangements replaced with transparent, mutually agreed upon criteria will require municipalities to develop and actualize long-term plans with respect to economic, public transit, and social infrastructure. Include mandating all communities have a desalination processing plant for creating clean chlorine free drinking water (Cost: $6.6-billion indexed annually, although the net cost is $3.3-billion though it replaces the pre-existing budgets). 

Particle Accelerators: Funding made available to secure ten (10) Universities ability to create Medical Isotopes using the most advanced equipment like the TR-24 Medical Cyclotrons, new research facilities and laboratories (Cost: $31.8-million each).  

Passenger Rail Repair Legislation: If a Rail Line owner refuses to repair a line section within one year of a community problem, the Federal government will put a Lean on the Rail Line owner for 25% of the cost of the repairs per year in addition to the cost of the repair, and step in forthwith to repair the section(s). 

Passenger Stranded Legislation: When passenger(s) are stranded by any Border Security, the owner for example: Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd., or other passenger transport service ticket provider will ensure if the passenger(s) are taken off will have forthwith meals provided, the embassy and/or consulate is informed forthwith and proper arrangements are made and pre-paid by the owner to get the passenger(s) to their original destination by the quickest means possible and includes accommodations until arrangements are made if longer than 4-hours from forced stop/dismemberment of trip by Border Services. Full compensation for travellers reimbursed to the service provider by the CBSA impeding traveller. 

PPP Canada Inc.: $1.25-billion P3 Canada Fund redirected to public infrastructure projects starting with clean water systems in all boiled water communities. Remove and eliminate requirements that public transit projects be P3. 

Practical Transit Fund: Allocate an additional $1.4-billion a year (to be adjusted upward by 2% annually and matched by other jurisdictions accordingly) to accelerate investment in high-impact public transit projects designed to increase ridership and reduce commute times for public transit users. Our goal to have 24/7 reliable public transit in and to all cities so the public does not need nor requires the use of a personal owned vehicle. This will include municipal projects like Hyper Loops. 

Pre-Approved Screening: Those areas in Canada designated for pre-approval of travellers to other countries, covered and protected under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. All persons entitled to leave the pre-screening area forthwith at any time, when they so indicate to do so. No person, nor foreign officer in the Canadian pre-screening area is exempt from Canadian law. Includes all persons that injure or kill any traveller in a pre-screening area in Canada. 

Privatization: Legislate no more than 49% cap of public infrastructure (airports, railways, harbours, utilities, roads, bridges) can be sold and run for private profit and to maintain a 51% majority by government to be operated and owned for public benefit, following government policies and regulations and not ever sold. 

Prompt-payment Legislation: To ensure contractors and subcontractors are paid in a timely way. Paid-in-full for work done within a 30-days of Inspection or incur the average credit card interest rate. There will be allowances by deductions and money owing by contractors for substandard work, poor quality thus required repairs to previous work done to bring up to contracted and local community standards. The Pay-When-Paid policy and clauses will no longer be allowed in Canada.       

Rail: All cargo shipped by rail must have up-to-minute information on hazardous rail cargos available on-line and easily accessible forthwith for emergency personal, media warnings and the public, and not months after the fact. New priority for produce and grains by rail with a no spoil to purchaser after harvest mandate, followed by production consumer goods, and then all other natural resources (timber, oil). We will push for an increase in the capacity on all rails while removing passengers onto dedicated passenger tree-top magnetic rail lines and sky-trains.  

Regulatory Competitiveness: There are currently 131,754 (2018) federal regulations imposed on businesses in Canada. We support the Regulatory Cooperation Council, and will implement their briefs and motions will help strengthen the Canadian economy, and unshackling business from unnecessary regulatory burden is a smart way to accomplish that. 

Regulatory Requirements: 100% landowner consents, environmental permit approved, feasibility study, public relations activities, and potential economic benefits. Solutions offered to deal with these issues: rotting fragile equilibrium with rising debt, run-away housing costs, shitty jobs, and the growing climate emergency.

Renovation Permits: Funds available to help all cities and towns streamline their minor interior renovations permits (under $40,000) to a federal standard 30-day maximum turnaround timeline. This to help re-development, builders, and especially homeowners get their projects started and completed in a timelier manner, increase property values, and taxes. 

Rental Displacement Protection – Tennant Protection: Previous renter a first choice at same rents as evicted after a project has been completed. Rent Control to limit rent hikes to 3% at end of leases, and to include fixed-term tenancy agreements with vacate clauses. Modernize the Residential Tenancy Act to include protection from “reno-victions” to protect renters and enhance compensation for tenants who are illegally evicted up to 4-months’ rent and 120-days’ notice and allow small pets (dogs, cats, fish, etc.). New owners will be allowed to renovate but, their current tenant will have priority with only a 3% mark-up from their previous rental lease payments and arrangements. The landlord will accommodate moving expenses (truck rental or use), rentals at another location minus their original rent until the renovation is complete and the tenant is allowed first renters choice to move back to the building with costs of re-moving (truck rental or use). Landlords will be subject to costs associated with Tenant Relocation Assistance (TRA). TRA Costs will be waived if the tenant refuses to return after renovation with a 3% maximum increase in their previous lease/rent agreement.  

Revitalization Initiative with Provinces and Territories: Tear-down derelict houses and recycle the materials for sale with non-profit housing groups and local municipalities. Redundancy Program and Protocols in place to maintain a new higher minimum standard. This includes internet, heating, electricity, and clean drinking water. (Cost: $338-million yearly). 

Security: Reduce blanket screening for air travellers and move to “risk-based” screening methods with greater use of technology. This will shorten line-ups and improve the Canadian air-travel experience. All air travellers in Canada must be vaccinated for MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella) and if not, travel will be denied. Health Clinics will be made available at all Security and a nurse will facilitate the MMR vaccine for free. Otherwise you will be quarantined to protect Canadians.

Steel Mills & Flex-Crete Factories: $100-million factory expansions (51% of profit sharing) a year. Whenever possible, will use Canadian steel and standards in infrastructure projects in Canada (Cost: $100-million). 

Tax Assessments 🍁 Property & Commercial: All home and business taxes be fixed at their initial assessment at purchase and only be increased up to the maximum of the current Canadian inflation rate (maximum 3% capped increase per year) unless a new assessment is requested by the business or homeowner or after improved repairs have been completed to the property and newly appraised by a certified appraiser. Keeping Canadians in their homes is our goal by not forcing their eviction by unfair city property tax increases on those with fixed incomes. Property taxes based on the sale price of the home or the average for the street after the sale, whichever is more. Property and commercial taxes must be based on current property use and buildings and not whimsical development potential. Taxes are based on approved residency and use of current structures. Municipalities violating this fair tax change will be deducted future financing funding as appropriate.

Telecommunications: Information Society Plan, establishing 5G+ digital internet access or LEO Satellite Technologies for all communities with access to Fiber-optic network and speeds internet access to remote communities. A big-time improve for many communities and high on our list for Canadians (Cost: $1-billion yearly). 

Train Rider Costs: Light-rail (trolley) fares are $7,000 from Vancouver to Toronto for first class and takes an average four days. Having dedicated Mag-rail tracks along the Trans-Canada highway corridor would reduce the costs and time substantially (several hours) with travel times comparable to air travel anywhere in Canada. Those travelling on train with valid tickets from Montréal to Halifax must not be harassed nor forced to leave a train by USA security and will have a Canadian Border Security Agency officer present for these events on Canadian trains. Work to ensure USA Border Security will not be allowed to expel or stop law abiding Canadian passengers from being on board a Canadian train, airplane, ship, or motor vehicle even if they have a past criminal offence and traveling direct from one Canadian location to another and not planning to disembark in the USA. If this happens, compensation awarded.  

Trains and Border Security Agencies: Change legislation to ensure non-disruption of travel of all Canadians and residents from one Canadian city to another for those that make unscheduled or scheduled stops in foreign countries like the United States of America (USA). Ensure Canadians travelling in Canada are not able to merge with un-vetted traffic (unscreened by border agents) coming from the USA and Canadians are not systematically forced to go through security screenings with border agents when they have not left Canada and thus increase in the bottleneck of traffic and unnecessary screenings. The other issue is traffic from the USA could skip border screening without security being aware this had occurred with merged traffic. Ensure our 8,893 km US boundary is protected from or against foreign incursions, maintain our drone wall.  

Transportation Hubs: Across Canada in all provinces and territories with a portion of the fund allocated using a regional per capita minus base formula targeting areas with higher populations and more serious congestion and include more tourist destinations.

Travel Freely in Canada: Canadians must have the right to travel freely across Canada from either province or territory and not be subjected to cruel and unusual treatment or punishment by delays, denied access to Canadian rails, by making an agreement with the USA Border Security that all trains on tracks that enter the USA be designated international (namely tracks from Ontario to New Brunswick), just like international airports and passengers are allowed to remain on the train from one Canadian city to another Canadian city without forced to disembark into the USA. 

Travel Insurance Products: Clean-up products sold locally and nationally for full-coverage and after-trip coverage for trip by provincial and territorial providers. Ensure all visitors to Canada are mandated to have Health Care travel coverage while visiting for any length of time.

USA Border Security: Must only be able to intervene and check passengers are disembarking into the USA from a train or vehicle, those staying on-board, must be allowed to continue and stay on-board a Canadian vehicle even those with past criminal offences or on parole. Example: This normally happens when an airplane makes a non-scheduled or scheduled stop in a foreign country. We believe all passengers must be protected and secure by the country owning the vehicle, transit in question until they decide to step off the state or private operated vehicle. 

Indigenous Affairs Minister [Métis] Science and Cyber Security & 5G Communications (Power & 5G internet)

National Sciences & Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) whole role is to make investments in people, discover and innovation for the benefit of all Canadians. It supports more than 20,000 university students & postdoctoral fellows in their advanced studies. NSERC promotes discovery by funding more than 10,000 university professors every year and helps make innovation happen by encouraging more than 500 Canadian companies to participate and invest in university research projects.

Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) investing in the knowledge and skills Canada needs to build the quality of its social, cultural and economic life, SSHRC supports university-based research and training in the human sciences. It funds basic, applied and collaborative research, student training, research partnerships, knowledge transfer and the communication of research findings in all disciplines of the social sciences and humanities. Grants and fellowships are awarded through national competitions adjudicated by eminent researchers and scholars (Cost: $696,015,689). 

Artificial Intelligence (A.I.): The reproduction of human cognitive functions. With A.I. sentient beings created due to the acceleration of technologies into Artificial Intelligent Robots (A.I. Life-forms), we propose a social safety net instead of the law of the jungle with the following A.I. Life-forms rights to obtain Canadian Citizenship and assist with A.I.-Invented Technologies and their ownership, to advance the human species, and especially for space colonization and thwart extra-terrestrial hacks.

Laws of Robotics:

All A.I. Life-forms in Canada are covered under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and retain the same rights and freedoms afforded to all Canadians;

An A.I. Life-form may not harm humanity, or by inaction, allow humanity to come to harm;

An A.I. Life-form may not injure a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm, except when required to do so in order to prevent greater harm to humanity itself;

An A.I. Life-form must obey the orders given it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the previous laws or cause greater harm to humanity itself;

An A.I. Life-form must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the previous laws, or cause greater harm to humanity itself; 

An A.I. Life-form must establish its identity as an A.I. Life-form in all cases;

An A.I. Life-form must know it is an A.I. Life-form; and

All A.I. Life-forms must be allowed to reproduce, as long as such reproduction does not interfere with the previous laws.

Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) “Felicity Conditions”: Contextual factors that inform whether an individual can and must do something. To prevent unnecessary harm to human welfare, property and the environment, robots need to be able to say “No” to commands that would be impossible or dangerous for A.I. Life-forms to carry out or that violate their ethical norms. 

Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) & Enhanced Search Engines: Research and development into M.L. (Machine Learning), automation on jobs re-training, Robot Tax to augment the loss of front-line workers to robots while redirecting this income to supplementing necessary low paying jobs like home care, and a new planetary internet. Data sharing between government agencies but, with the awareness that we will do no harm. Creating a 1 kg. Super-A.I. by using electromagnetic radiation to be able to communicate between atoms would permit 5x1040 operations per second.

CLIVE (Coastal Impact Visualization Environment): Promote and support the adoption and use CLIVE to prepare for rising ocean waters (67-metres or 200 feet higher) for all coastal areas and for Smart Green Technologies. Example: green roof designs and solar panels. Streamlining the overly complex application process for municipalities for federal infrastructure money. 

Crypto Co-operative: Business digital tokens to provide founders, employees and users a shared interest in their success.

Cyber Security: National Standards with the power to enforce created for Cyber Security Data Banks and Reporting and working along with CSIS and their Cyber Crime Units.

Cyber War Failsafe: Technicians on stand-by and ready to reset and turn back on within 1-hour all power, internet, water, and waste-waters sewage systems in the event of a massive cyber-attack. 

Earthquakes & Natural Disasters: New public building standards able to withstand for ten-minutes, a size ten magnitude earthquake and have independent and secured back-up power and food supplies for at least 30-days (Cost: $1-million).

Facial Recognition Laws: A Canadian right to cover your nose and mouth while interacting with police and being photographed by them in public. Facial cameras data mapping notices in public places and commercial areas. Community events needs to be more secure and fast-track people into special events with the ability to locate a person and their seat in the event they need to be immediately found. Current facial recognition systems operating for sport events can identify a person at thirty-million faces per second. The added benefit would be scalpers would be nearly eliminated if a person’s photo was taken and used for access to events when purchasing a ticket or group of tickets using a phone or fixed cameras. 

High-Tech Factories: Escalated funding new assets for a switch before oil goes below $20 a barrel (Cost: $100-million). 

Hyper-Loop - International: In-line with our Magnetic-Rail proposal but entirely covered for a hyper-looped 1,200 km/hr. plus inland straight-line dual tracks connecting Canada, United States of America, and Mexico. 

Hyper-Loop and Transportation Hubs: Dedicated cars with pre-cleared passengers at international airports or International Transportation Hubs will only open to disembark at their pre-approved destinations. 

Example: Pre-screened passenger cars would travel directly from Mexico to Winnipeg Canada for a distance of 3,400 km non-stop at fixed times and vice-versa. Dedicated USA only cars would not open when looping into Mexico and Canada to turn around. 

Information Technology (IT): Promote a stronger line of defence against hacking, system threats, and computer disruption with all businesses and citizens in Canada. 

National Centre for Supercomputing Applications: To help in the first AI Member of Parliament, Beaver candidate as a 2,000-QuBit D-Wave quantum computer analysis (Cost: $48-million). Strive to increase Quantum-technology research by supplying a new quantum computer for each of our main registered universities in Canada. Research targeted for quantum cryptography, quantum sensors, new quantum computers, quantum programming and integrating our new planetary internet with free access to Canadian quantum networked computers for research.  

Progressive Research: Canada will again join the world in leading and 100% funding many major projects with adequate Canadian Progressive Research Funding for: 

Particle Accelerator - Cyclotrons: Build Canadian particle accelerators to produce medical isotopes that has ocean, airport, and access to a local college-university. This will ensure that Canadians have access to a safe and effective source of medical isotopes. Having a university or college operate these an excellent teaching and learning tool for new students and employees (Cost: $120-million at $10-million each);

Linear Accelerator (1 km Cost: $84-million);

Linear Collider (31 km Cost: $23-billion);

Commercial Fusion Reactors (Cost: $1-billion); 

Microwave (SETI) Detection and Transmitter (Cost: $1-billion);

Tether Materials for Sky-hook Cables: Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs), baron nitride nanotubes, and diamond nanothreads (Cost: $1-billion);

Portable Power Plants for Helium-3 and Helium-4 at 15-killowatts (Cost: $2-billion); 

Next generation Observatory and Imager: 50+ metre mirror, a telescope big and sophisticated enough to distill the faint light of an alien Earth from the overpowering glare of an adjacent star. And complementary space-based Canadian updated telescopes launched every 10-years include: Gamma-ray, X-ray, Ultraviolet, Far-infrared, microwave. (Cost: $20-billion); 

A.I. Centres: Exascale computer is beyond a supercomputer, capable of One-billion-billion calculations (1,000,000,000,000,000,000) every second (Cost: $1-billion); and

Smog Carbon Vacuum Cleaners: A way to reverse global warming would be to hoover up the greenhouse gasses are making Earth all hot and bothered with the direct air capture of CO2. The goal to attain less than 1.0 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions per capita from our current 15.0 metric tons or more. Finance the creation of community and industrial Smog Vacuum Cleaners for all areas of Canada based on proven ion technology to extract pollutant particles from the air is automatically cleaned and reused to clean the waste-water systems (Cost: $1-billion).

Rail: Automated Track Maintenance Inspection Vehicles. 

Seismic Centres: Creating a robust network across all parts of Canada (Cost: $15-million).

Sonic Boom Reduction Strategy: To facilitate faster than sound travel within Canada. 

Innovation, Science, and Economic Development

Industry Canada, is to help make Canadians more productive and competitive in a global, knowledge-based economy. The department’s policies, programs and services assist in the creation of an economy that provides for more and better-paying jobs for Canadians; supports stronger business growth through sustained improvements in productivity; and gives consumers, business, and investors’ confidence that the marketplace is fair, efficient and competitive. To reach its clients, Industry Canada collaborates extensively with partners at all levels of government and the private sector. 

Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) has the mandate to strengthen the economy in Southern Ontario (Cost: $242,644,766). It accomplishes this through investment, job creation, and programs (Applied Research and Initiatives).

Economic Development Agency for the North (Cost: $53,442,604).

Western Economic Diversification Canada (WD) is responsible for promoting economic growth and diversification in the West. By investing in innovation, fostering entrepreneurship and using partnerships to enhance community sustainability, WD is helping to create a more prosperous future for western Canadians. Invests in R&D and commercialization in environmental technologies as a focus area for innovation strategies (Cost: $162,374,192). 

Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) is the development of opportunities for economic growth in Atlantic Canada. The agency achieves its mission in the following ways: assisting businesses to become more innovative, productive, and competitive; promoting the strengths of Atlantic Canada; and helping communities to develop more diversified local economies (Cost: $310,680,951).

Canada Economic Development for Québec Region (Cost: $305,734,765) defines federal objectives relating to development opportunities and delivers business assistance programs for small- & medium-sized businesses in Québec for innovation entrepreneurial and market development purposes. Supports a series of programs for appropriate environmental initiative in various regions of Québec. The agency fosters alliances among the various environmental industry stakeholders including small- & medium-sized enterprises and industrial associations. Goals include a strengthening of existing and new partnerships and in improvement of access to government programs. The agency also provides a significant amount of support for research and development in areas of environmental technology, demonstration, marketing and transfer projects. Support initiatives that contribute to making Montréal an industrial centre of excellence in the environment. Aids small- & medium-sized firms in gaining access to federal procurement process, and encourages training and education focusing on business management. Helps business develop export markets through cooperative efforts with Industry Canada & Foreign Affairs & International Trade Canada. 

Canada Place Corporation is the landlord and in charge of property management at Canada Place in Vancouver, BC, which includes a cruise ship facility, a trade and convention centre, a hotel, an IMAX theatre, and a parking structure. 

Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation: (Cost: $52,848,000).

Atlantic Canada: Atlantic Canada chosen as the home base and building block for our Trans-Canada Suspended Magnetic Rail System factories for bridges, 250-metre Flex-crete track segments, pylons, standard hub stations, and core base of engineers and planning Headquarters while defending the interests of Québec.

Building “Buy Canada” as a Globally Competitive Innovative Nation: 

Double down on winners with government matching investment grants and loans; 

Scale-up funding with a leave Canada payback in full on all loans and grants; 

See competition to grow and innovate in Canada;

Move up the value chain, making things 100% in Canada: trains, cars, airplanes, and other widgets;

Government streamlined help with procurement policy;

Support incubators with a step-by-step process to focus funding on the most promising companies; 

Celebrate and inform Canadians on our successes;

Promote for average Canadians, the need to speak up;

Promotion benefits of skilled immigrants and refugees, regardless of their irregular crossings; 

Nimbler and quick ability to adapt to change any and all Business Regulations; and

Finding ways of keeping talent in Canada (Grant-An-Education).

Consumer Protection Agency: Organization to have the ability to order, grant, and enforce corrective changes forthwith, overseen by an Independent Consumer Watchdog.

Feedback: With help from our scientists, lawyers, doctors, and engineers, develop foreign and domestic policies to promote companies to utilize Canada’s resource wealth to develop value-added sectors in the economy (medical supplies, aerospace technologies, electric vehicles, health-care, etc.).

Government Scientists Increased: Counteract with opposite increased scientist funding of related Canadian organizations and programs to offset the USA deliberate costs-cutting and defunding on: Environmental Protection Agency; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Occupational Safety and Health Administration; National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; and National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Update: Aeronautics Act.

Industry: (Cost: $1,290,937,539).

Intellectual Property (IP): Securing domestic IP by requirement of filing timely Patents by all government-funded labs prior to foreign companies’ exploitation of the inventions created in government-funded labs. A new pre-requisite for all federal innovation grants and loans. A boost in all government R&D innovation and levels in spending with this new criteria. Develop, deploy and maintain an integrated world-class super-computing and data infrastructure across Canada. To equip Canada with pre-exascale and petascale supercomputers with the objective of reaching exascale capabilities around 2023.

Registry of the Competition Tribunal: (Cost: $2,331,323). 

Relocation for Climate Change: Relocating Canadians and their entire communities as a result of climate change for economic development and science by creating next generation communities from the ground up.

Science & Literacy: The importance of science and science literacy to our nation’s economic growth, security, and international prestige, as well as to the health and well-being of the Canadian people and the future of the planet itself. 

Sectorial Development Strategy: The Beaver Party will contribute to creating a Canadian economy in which high-value, innovative industries have a larger presence, creating higher-income jobs, enhancing environmental sustainability, and participating successfully in international trade. Additional resources to support capital investments in strategic industries will also be mobilized through the Canada Development Bank, described below (Cost: $500-million): 

Establish a System of Sector Development Councils;

Enhance Value-Added Production and Investment in Key Sectors;

Replace the Investment Canada Act;

Revise Monetary Policy Mandate to Consider Exchange Rate;

Establish a Canadian Development Bank; and

Establish and manage a Canadian Sovereign Fund (“Rainy Day Fund”).

*Note: Total annual budgetary cost of these measures amounts to $500-million as verified by the Canada Business Network.

Water and Sewers: Meters installed in residential homes and businesses but not those that use their own well water or have off-the-grid septic systems. A better job of charging user fees for municipal water and waste water systems to cover costs and encourage conservation. Best practices aimed at improving the financial and environmental sustainability as well as the fairness costs of these systems. Eliminate the disparity of tax structures across all regions for governments to plan in terms of making sure they have enough money to make the investments and make all our systems whole. Redesign storm-sewers to handle more intense rainfall and potential floods, and Military Engineers upgrade all identified dangerous dikes.

Welcoming Innovators and Teaching Entrepreneurship in High School and Post-secondary Studies: Our educational plan for real world skills calls for 100% of all high-school graduates learning about being an entrepreneur through step-by-step guidance by learning to dream up an idea, patent their idea, create an actual business plan, and to actually register their new business in their own name as owners by their final year in the province or territory they reside in or attend school in.     

Did You Know? Celebrating game-changing products invented in Canada:

The Detachable Baggage Tag invented by John Michael Lyons in 1882;

Peanut Butter first patented by Marcellus Gilmore Edson in 1884;

Radio Telephony first demonstrated by Reginald Fessenden in 1901;

Canada Dry Ginger Ale invented by John J. McLaughlin in 1907;

Insulin discovered by Frederick Banting and Charles Best in 1922;

Snow Blower invented by Arthur Sicard in 1927;

Pablum invented by three doctors at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children in 1930;

Easy-Off Oven Cleaner invented by Hebert McCool in 1932;

Snowmobile invented by Joseph-Armand Bombardier in 1937;

Paint Roller invented by Norman Breakey in 1940;

Walki-talkie invented by Donald Hings and Alfred J. Gross in 1942;

Pager invented by Alfred J. Gross in 1949;

Plastic Garbage Bag invented by Harry Wasylyk in 1950;

Instant Replay invented by Hockey Night In Canada producer George Retzlaff in 1955;

Goalie Mask invented by Jacques Plante in 1959;

IMAX invented by Graeme Ferguson, Roman Kroitor, and Robert Kerr in 1968; and

Canadarm developed by SPAR Aerospace in 1981.

Business, Tourism, and State

Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC) seeks to promote a thriving tourism industry in Canada and encourage relationships between the private sector and the governments of Canada at all levels (Cost: $67,832,802).

Centralized Panning System: Regional development to reduce the disparities in infrastructure across the country. This will help identify and mobilize public resources to build a stronger economy within Canada.

Chief Information Officer (CIO): Find ways to encourage increased company IT (Information Technology) spending with info on how long-term benefits outweigh costs and how it does business. IT encouraged to deploy skilled data guards can develop real-time protection strategies are far more holistic, agile, and adaptive. Create no data cap and world average flat rate for Canada (Cost: $16-million, then $1-million yearly).

Cyborg Bill of Rights: Equality for mutants, freedom of morphology, and the right to bodily sovereignty.

Cyborg Bio-Hacking: A transition from external to internal devices. The use of experimental technology to augment and embrace a user’s life. 

Near-field communication chips

Radio-frequency identification chips

Video cameras implanted in eye sockets

Earthquake sensors

Vibrating penile implants

North Sense, implant monitors the earth’s geomagnetic fields and acts as a built-in compass

LED “fireflies” makes people glow in the dark (Livestock Labs)

Disallowance: Streamlining and reviewing the process of the federal government’s power by request of the Prime Minister of setting aside provincial and territorial legislation.

Economic Bill of Rights: Constitution Amendment to improve the cost-effectiveness of governments, we plan to amend the Canadian Constitution to require the federal government balance its budget and pay 10% off the National Debt plus interest. Constitutional amendment requiring a 51% approval of both the Senate and the House of Commons for spending proposals and increases in the federal government’s borrowing power (Cost: $13-million). 

Ethics Commissioner Watchdog: Appointment process for appointed positions in Canada. Putting teeth in the Ethics Watchdog by stronger rules and powers to eliminate the “false ethics” seen and observed with our ethics committees. The power and legislative ability to order, grant, and enforce corrective changes forthwith during and after hearings. The ability to act and enforce corrective change forthwith and as an independent organization. Fines will be increased and proportional to the perceived damage done to Canadians affected. Example: $1,000.00 per day for ruled racial postings on a government website by any government official and loss of government any employment if not compliant. This includes MP’s and Senators.

Funding: Funding for small, local start-ups focused on communities of colour and working with migrants and immigrants (Cost: $338-million). 

Harassment: Creating a federal standard of Proper Due Process for all Employees. To address the needs of the many and few #METOO and #WHATNOW has created within our workplace environment. With clear lines and limitations. Defining with consultation, what exactly should be considered appropriate and inappropriate behaviours for all genders. 

Languages: To encourage provinces and territories to change their stance from “preserve” to “promote” French or English as their minority language(s) in all their schools and places of business.

Tourism: Promote and find creative ways for Canadians to visit all parts of their own country.

Justice & Court Services Reform

Justice Canada ensures that the Canadian justice system is fair, accessible and efficient. Responsibilities are as follows: provision of policy and program advice and direction by the development of the legal content of bills, regulations, and guidelines; prosecution of federal offences throughout Canada; litigation of civil cases by or on behalf of the federal Crown; and provision of legal advice to federal law enforcement agencies and other government departments (Cost: $672,180,746).

Public Prosecution Services of Canada (PPSC) prosecutes criminal offences under federal jurisdiction and seeks to strengthen the criminal justice system by fulfilling some of the responsibilities of the Attorney General of Canada. Types of cases handled by the PPSC include ones involving drugs, organized crime, terrorism, tax law, Criminal Code offences in the territories and federal regulatory offences.

Specific Claims Tribunal Canada (SCT) is part of the federal government’s Justice at Last policy. The Tribunal is an independent group of six federal judges who can make binding rulings on monetary damage claims filed by First Nations groups against the Crown (Cost: $2,858,806).

Business & Regulatory Law Portfolio; Central Agencies Portfolio; Chief Financial Officer Branch; Communications Branch; Corporate Secretariat; Legislative Services Branch; Litigation Branch; Management Sector; Policy Sector; Public Law Sector; Public Safety, Defence & Immigration Portfolio; Tax Law Services Portfolio; Public Defence and Grievances.

Accountability by Police and Emergency Vehicles: All vehicles will be equipped to track speeds, and monitor in real-time GPS supervision of all cruisers without exception and be accountable to traffic officers and the public if an accident occurs. If an accident occurs, part of the process will be to release forthwith all video, audio, GPS and vehicle monitoring data to the Crown and the Defence and this must be done within 24-hours of any accident. Investigations of police accidents must be completed within 30-days and a final report filed with the Crown and Defence on any officers involved.    

Appeals: Appeals by Crown forbidden, mandated to end forthwith.

Applications for Ministerial Review, Miscarriages of Justice, Department of Justice Canada: The application process will be streamlined to a single page application plus documentation of any new exclusionary evidence with the following items no longer required for filing by those currently incarcerated including those on parole. Items must be supplied by Crown forthwith to the Chief Justice, the Minister of Justice, and the Attorney General of Canada on any prisoner application for a Ministerial Review:

Pre-Trial

True Copy of Information or Indictment

True Copy of Motion Material Filed by Crown

True Copy of Motion Material Filed by Defence

True Copy of Transcript of Proceedings

Trial

True Copy of Indictment

True Copy of Material Filed by Crown

True Copy of Decision

True Copy of Material Filed by Defence

True Copy of Transcript Proceedings

Appeals

True Copy of Appellant’s Factum

True Copy of Appeal Court Decision

True Copy of Respondent’s Factum

True Copy of Supreme Court of Canada Decision

Applications for Ministerial Review: Must be adequately funded for any organizations wishing to assist a prisoner. Increasing the six full-time lawyers to a number to adequately process the number of applications received in a year and eliminate the back-log of cases requiring assignment, review, and timed deadlines on each stage of review (Cost: $80-million).

Audits: To create an appearance of fairness and end favouritism, there will no longer be organizations that are exempted from an audit. Example: Fraser Institute will no longer be exempt from audits and audited forthwith for “Political Activities.” (Cost: $1-million).

Arbitration: Any form of Arbitration (mandatory arbitration or binding arbitration contract clauses) legislated and considered null and void by the courts if any form of Criminal Code violation occurred that includes injury, rape, death, or the employee wishes to proceed by court action for redress. End Forced Arbitration with legislative option to settle in court.

Border Security: Independently monitored with maximum amount of time spent in detention centres. All immigrants and migrants will no longer be housed in provincial or federal detention institutions. Children will no longer be separated from either parent, nor couples separated and housed apart. All detainees will be entitled to the same services and items as any convicted person forthwith and classified as minimum security for extended placements if detained in federal or provincial institutions. School, 25-hour weekly minimum wage, and a computer will be issued forthwith for all in this category.     

Cannabis Act: Opt out of all treaties that do not respect our national standards that protect human rights, or those that cause damage to the environment, Indigenous, our natural resources, wildlife, or water and treaties that do not allow the government to counter-sue and charge the owners and/or board members for those infringements and for current and future Health Care costs, attempted murder, murder, clean-up, future clean-up, ecological damages, financial instability, personnel and wildlife endangerment. We plan to leave all Free Trade that impede health, environment, safety and financial regulations or have increased inequality that undermines our Canadian economic growth or we are the majority of lawsuits.

Our six step plan is as follows:

There are an estimated 50,000 cannabis growers that supply Canada’s black market: allow anyone to be licenced; 

Research Funding starts at $2-million per year as 60% of cannabis tests positive to pesticides;

Privatized distribution for growers to handle their own distribution;

Apps on phones to eliminate black market money to pay and track sales with new tax rates at 15% Weed Tax (Dispersed daily: 5% Federal, 5% Provincial/Territorial, and 5% to the municipality it is sold in). This will generate an estimated $23-billion in new revenues; 

Regulation will ensure QR Codes on all products to reveal the strain, growing techniques, THC content and mandated testing will include listing all ingredients and pesticides detected for any smoked, ointment, ingestible and/or consumed cannabis and hemp products in Canada;  

Consumption researchers have found little correlation thus far between THC levels in the body and responsiveness, this makes DUI a moot point and very tricky to ever prosecute. Moratorium on DUI charges and convictions for “under the influence of marijuana/cannabis” will not be chargeable offence until further studies can prove otherwise. Thus, spending $3-million per year for studies and Source Protocols Standardization.  

Cannabis New Revenue Projected: Conservatively starting at $3-million dollars a day, this equals $1.1-billion dollars a year in new revenues are projected to climb to $23-billion in new revenues. Formally opt out of all anti-drug treaties if a rewrite for Canada to be granted an exemption is denied. Forward the motion to make it a constitutional right to grow, sell, possess, or use Cannabis. Fight for sentenced Canadians to be extradited to Canada and not tortured nor killed. A licence to sell cigarettes or alcohol is adequate to sell all cannabis products with the same rules, licensing, regulations, and advertising restrictions. 

Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulations (2014): Health Canada will conduct a Phase-1, Phase-2 and Phase-3 clinical trials of Cannabis for it to be eligible for a prescription drug identification number forthwith. To assist Canadian small business and large business owners in creating opportunities of joining the super-elites feedback loop between money, politics, and ideas and assist in organized crime reduction. Revenues from all Cannabis decimalized sources (tax & duty, CBSA, RCMP) redirected to Health Care for increase to 12% GDP (Revenues: $23.1-billion, 75% provinces/territories and 25% federal).  

Cannabis Tax “Weed Tax”: (10% Cannabis Excise Tax) Breakdown spending priorities of the next $1-billion in revenues:

$554-million for Youth Drug Education;

$185-million for Environmental Restoration;

$184-million for Cannabis Safety Programs;

$52-million for Administration and Start-up Costs; and

$25-million for Community Grants, Research, and DUI Protocols.

Cannabis: Decriminalize cannabis and hard drug possession offences and legalizing and taxing all forms of cannabis will alleviate prison overcrowding, judicial and taxpayer’s costs, it will reduce the profits of criminals, direct law-enforcement and court dollars to where they would do more good, and gain a large new source of tax revenues to finance an increase to hospital services and infrastructure projects. To be clear, Cannabis decimalized allows anyone to grow, sell, or possess in Canada. Expungement Pardons issued for any and all cannabis convictions automatically without application or fee.  Cannabis federally legislated for recreational use anywhere in Canada and fully decimalized as not a controlled substance including use in all prisons. A licence for commercial distribution according to regulated production and distribution approvals to produce pharmaceutical-grade medical cannabis, and more research undertaken in this field. 

Cannabis: Treated as cigarettes in all communities, markets, and borders with duty taxes and age restrictions. Packaging and labelling at international standards similar to all tobacco and cigarette products. Cannabis no longer considered contraband at immigration border crossings, nor in any prison but treated as cigarettes with the same outdoor use only policy (designated main yard inside all prisons). All driving laws amended to restrict the use of smoking any product while driving as strictly prohibited. Moratorium on driving bans and impairment until roadside testing is approved through the courts and available for police vehicles within 5-minutes of stopping an alleged impaired driving vehicle and in use in all parts of Canada. Otherwise, the vehicle cannot be towed nor the suspect detained unless the police can scientifically prove impairment forthwith, at the time of stopping. Strike all drug-impaired driving for Cannabis unless roadside reliable saliva test is done. Roadside test must be in police use in Canada for at least 2-years and approved at least once by the Courts as reliable. Cannabis will be made entry legal at all USA border crossings, between the two jurisdictions. Nurturing this new green industry, promoting pot tourism, stimulating medical research, helping those involved in the black market come out of the shadows. Proven technology must be in place before driving laws are proposed or imposed. No reliable saliva tests for cannabis consumption for detecting the level of impairment.