Party Program
- To have a truly national party to fill the existing political void in Canada.
- To have Members of Parliament who will, with the right of a free vote, represent the interests of their constituents as long as that vote is not in contradiction to the general philosophy of the Party.
- To unite the different regions of the country by respecting their differences instead of attempting to eliminate them.
The party promised a new political approach based upon the right of MPs to vote freely and represent the interests of their constituents while respecting the differences between regions.
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