It also wants to boost reforestation, but doesnât offer a tree planting number. The party has pledged $100 million over five years for after-school, sports and drop-in centre programs, to prevent youth from getting into violence.Greens are in favour of both a handgun and an assault rifle ban. They want to steer all manufacturing to â100 per cent sustainable processes and practices.â The party would provide incentives to those manufacturing electric and hybrid vehicles.The party has not released a policy on this issue but it has advocated for a program to help out meat producers in response to the Chinese ban on Canadian pork and beef.The parties see economic anxiety as one of the key themes of this election. The party would also create new rules for social media platforms and fine them for keeping hate speech online. H��E-dY��;�}v�Ǐ��wŵ�e#�F��K���ԭ��T�~7�,˾�TM�L�MWvA���)� They support Line 3, Keystone XL, the massive LNG project running to B.C.âs coast and the Trans Mountain pipeline extension, which they bought for $4.5 billion. That example will not go unmentioned. They want to ban all neonicotinoid pesticides and some single-use plastics by 2022. The party says it will eliminate federal interest rates on student loans and put more money into Canada Student Grants. The party is expected to release more details on this during the campaign.The party has not released a policy on this issue but leader Maxime Bernier has some experience â â he served as minister of state for small business while he was a Conservative MP under Stephen Harper.Small business owners head to the polls this year with a number of items on their wish lists, including a reprieve from planned increases to CPP premiums, a steady or lower small business tax rate and changes to reforms that eliminated income-splitting. The party wants to implement a national school nutrition program.The party would boost child-care funding to at least one per cent of GDP annually. The party proposes a Green Venture Capital Fund to aid green business start-ups and wants to eliminate the need for a small business to file taxes multiple times.The party has not released much policy on this issue but has said it would like to invest more in rural regions to encourage more people to stay or move there. They want to scrap the federal GST/HST for those constructing new affordable units. Thatâs a stark contrast to the 2015 campaign, when the party promised to run four years of balanced budgets.Leader Elizabeth May has committed to balancing the budget in five years. They want to retrofit 1.5 million homes for energy efficiency and offer interest-free loans up to $40,000 to make houses weather-resilient.Conservatives would ease regulations to get new homes built. The party wants to create a body to oversee claims and negotiations. The tax has faced unsuccessful court challenges from several provinces.Conservatives have called the Liberalsâ carbon tax ineffective and have vowed to repeal it. They are worried about increased drug costs, a concern they share with Democrats in the U.S.Leader Elizabeth May has called for NAFTA renegotiations for some time â it was a key theme of her speech when she won her partyâs leadership in 2006. Le système politique et électoral canadien est fondé sur des groupes politiques qui présentent chacun leurs politiques et leurs candidats aux électeurs. The Western Canadian economy has suffered serious damage as a result.Liberals are promising to boost Old Age Security at age 75 by 10 per cent and increase the Canada Pension Plan by 25 per cent for widows and widowers. They promise to fully implement the Indigenous Languages Act and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and give at least five per cent of federal contracts to Indigenous-owned businesses. The party has proposed starting a National Infrastructure Fund to support major projects, including building a link between Newfoundland and Labrador.Conservatives say theyâll close the gap between conventional and electric vehicles but have not offered a timeline. They would also create a national council for reconciliation. They promise to ban some single-use plastics as early as 2021.Conservatives want to ban the practice of dumping raw sewage into waterways. Heâs proposed keeping a deficit between $12 and $18 billion over the next four years. Conservatives promise more money for police to combat gun and gang violence.The party has not endorsed a national handgun ban but has called for cities to be given the power to ban handguns. The party promises to create federal rules for those employed by ride-sharing and similar apps. It promises to end illegal border crossings and would instead increase refugee screening and promote refugee private sponsorship.The NDP donât cite a specific number when asked how many immigrants they would accept. House breaks with no new NAFTA tabled for ratification. Les élections fédérales canadiennes de 2019 ont lieu le 21 octobre 2019 afin d'élire les députés de la 43 e législature de la Chambre des communes du Canada.. Après une campagne serrée entre le Parti libéral et les Conservateurs au coude à coude dans les intentions de vote, les résultats étaient jugés incertains. Liberal Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen said he wants to accept more refugees, while the Liberal government has imposed measures to crack down on âasylum-shoppingâ and regulate immigration consultants.Conservatives havenât said exactly how many immigrants they would accept each year. 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They have stressed the importance of âeconomic immigrationâ and prioritizing those facing âtrue persecution.â The party would allow employers to sponsor permanent residency applications. <> It would end fossil fuel subsidies within a year and pledges that all electricity would come from renewable resources by 2030.The Bloc is committed to meeting the Paris agreement targets and to look at exceeding them. Eligible parties have applied to Elections Canada and met all of the legal requirements to be registered, other than running a candidate at a general election or by-election. They would force phone companies to offer basic plans. They promise to cut fees for these programs by 10 per cent. It wants anyone 65 and older automatically enrolled in the guaranteed income supplement â and to have the supplement itself increased. The party would create a post-school jobs program for international students to help them stay in Canada.The NDPâs goal is to work towards free university and college tuition. It wants fewer refugees, too, and would rely instead on private sponsors. The party also proposes allowing parents to pause loan payments with no interest until their youngest kid turns five. The party wants to sign agreements giving Canada carbon credits for helping to achieve emissions reductions internationally, and launch a green-tech patent tax credit for businesses.The NDP says it wants to cut Canadaâs greenhouse gas emissions to 450 megatonnes by 2030. While Leader Andrew Scheer has promised to balance the budget within five years, up from his earlier deadline of two, the parliamentary budget officer predicts the party's "universal tax cut" will mean roughly $6 billion less a year in federal revenue. It promises to regulate the immigration consultant industry and get rid of the Safe Third Country agreement, which prevents migrants who made claims in the U.S. from making claims in Canada.Greens want to increase immigration to areas with unfilled job vacancies, but donât cite targets for the number of people they would accept. They propose requiring that heavy emitters invest in clean technology or research. It argues investments in things like transportation services would encourage job creation. The party also wants to improve âcredential recognitionâ to make it easier for immigrants to get jobs, if they have equivalent skills and rejig the temporary foreign workers program.New Democrats want to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. It's also no surprise most of the federal parties are indicating in some fashion they see lowering telecom bills as a priority.Liberals want all new vehicles sold to be zero-emission by 2040. They plan to create 500,000 new child-care spaces over four years. At a 2018 event, Leader Andrew Scheer said he would continue to support manufacturing in southern Ontario through the FedDev Ontario program and a federal auto-sector investment fund. They also want to change how companies collect data, requiring agreements to be âplain language.â The party wants all Canadians to have access to high-speed internet and pledges to rejig the spectrum auction process to prioritize rural areas.New Democrats propose putting a price cap on cellphone and internet bills, setting them around the global average of OECD countries. 3 0 obj k&d���)��eˌp�Y]#���W �����u� �� They propose a âpharmacare for allâ plan, covering Health Canada-approved drugs, promising $10 billion to start implementing it next year. He suggests western pipelines would present Indigenous people with a âgolden opportunity for economic development.â He also wants to look at ways to give Indigenous people individual property rights on reserve and bring clean drinking water to remote communities.Canadaâs relationship with Indigenous people rarely gets top billing in a partyâs election platform. Theyâve even released attack ads on it. It would impose five-year mandatory minimum sentences on gang members, revoking parole and automatic bail. The party advocates for infrastructure to increase high-speed internet access across Canada. Her party wants Canada off oil by 2050. They also want to adjust the Criminal Code with new penalties for elder abuse and to collect better data on how widespread it is.The party has promised to increase the Age Tax Credit by $1,000, available to seniors making less than $87,750. Like the NDP, they want to give cities more power to restrict or ban handguns. It also promises to keep old age security at 65, a diversion from Stephen Harperâs stance. This would fund a universal child-care program, with an emphasis on creating child-care spaces in workplaces. It promises high-speed internet everywhere in Canada by 2030.Conservatives promise legislation banning using the internet or phones to threaten or encourage self-harm. 1 0 obj But the Liberals will still try to frame the debate as one between continued spending and cuts, in part by focusing on what is happening at the provincial level. That could change this year. It promises anyone who legally bought a gun and had to relinquish it to the government due to new rules would be reimbursed. He also would overturn recent legislation restricting the movement of oil tankers in northern B.C.Leader Jagmeet Singh has strongly opposed the Trans Mountain project. Leader Maxime Bernier also wants more options for private healthcare.Polls show health care is a top-of-mind issue for Canadian voters, but that doesnât often translate into a ballot box question during elections. In Ontario, Premier Doug Ford's government has triggered significant controversy as it tries to follow through on a campaign commitment to balance its budget. Among undecided voters, 58 per cent say taxes are a top issue this election.Liberals plan to raise the basic personal income tax deduction to $15,000 for those earning under $147,000. En dépit de l'élection de Meighen comme chef du Parti conservateur, il continue à être chef de l'opposition car Meighen ne réussit pas à remporter de siège. The party would only allow plastic waste to be sent abroad for recycling. The party also proposes extending EI benefits to a maximum of 52 weeks for caregivers.The party has yet to release policy on this issue.Seniors have traditionally been counted on as a reliable cohort of voters, and as such, a population block political parties have been keen to target with policy proposals. It promises to complete flood maps for all of Canada and offer more money to communities to mitigate and adapt to natural disasters.Conservatives have committed to meeting Paris agreement targets, but would axe the carbon tax. The Conservatives also have promised to respect the Paris Accord - without providing specifics - but theyâre less keen to talk climate. �$/ �L�V^��7+`��J��K� L��)�L��? Le chef de l'opposition officielle de sa Majesté (anglais : Leader of the Official Opposition) … The benefit replaced a number of targeted tax credits brought in by the Harper Conservatives. The party promises to ban fracking, end imports of foreign oil and oppose fossil fuel projects. 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It wants Quebec to have a veto over any pipeline that would run through the province and for the government to sell off Trans Mountain.The party strongly supports building pipelines and, like the Conservatives, would use constitutional powers to declare pipeline building to be in the national interest. âMore competition is the right plan for Canada,â says a page from his Conservative leadership campaign.It's no secret many Canadians feel they pay too much for their internet and mobile phone plans. To do that, it would replace the federal health transfer with tax points, allowing provinces to raise their own money. He has said he would do "nothing" to address climate change and leave it to the private sector to find solutions. 4 0 obj They too support taxing âweb giantsâ like Netflix, Google and Facebook.The Greens want to increase corporate tax rates from 15 to 21 per cent. He said he wants those who produce the most emissions to âhave the most burdenâ and vows to change the requirements slightly for industrial emitters.Leader Elizabeth May supports the carbon tax, saying putting a price on carbon has been âone of the cornerstones of Green Party climate policy for many years.â But she said it alone is not sufficient to meet the emissions targets of the Paris Accord, a target she hopes to double.The Bloc is in favour of a carbon tax but argues the Liberal plan doesnât go far enough. Au sujet des partis politiques. It wants to extend Employment Insurance sick benefits from 15 to 26 weeks and ensure reliable benefits for seasonal workers. It would force companies to delete individualâs data (âright to be forgottenâ) and get social media platforms to only allow âverifiable identitiesâ to create accounts.The party wants greater access for all to high-speed internet, before the 2030 timeline set by the Liberals, and better cell phone rates across the country. In those provinces, Ottawa is handing back carbon tax rebates to most residents. It opposes building pipelines or investing in fossil fuel projects and promises to cut subsidies within 100 days of the election. If the Conservatives win the election, theyâre also expected to pass the agreement as-is. They also promise to cut corporate taxes in half for businesses making zero emission products or technologies.Conservatives have promised to repeal the Liberal tax reforms and make the tax system easier to navigate. In wake of the devastating Lac-Mégantic train derailment, the party wants a public inquiry to look at rail transport regulations and opposes any additional oil being moved around Quebec.The party has not released a policy on this issue but leader Maxime Bernier is opposed to subsidies for zero-emission vehicles, claiming their buyers are already âwealthy peopleâ and itâs a waste of money.Affordability is a big issue for swing voters â â especially in Metro Vancouver and the Greater Toronto Area, where sky-high housing costs and transit go hand in hand. But theyâve rolled out more gun policy mid-campaign, promising to ban semi-automatic assault-style rifles and buy back any that were legally purchased. Alliance du Nord (radiation involontaire, article 415(3)); First Peoples National Party of Canada (radiation volontaire, article 414); Forces et Démocratie (radiation involontaire, article 415(3)) ; Newfoundland and Labrador First Party (radiation involontaire, articles 410, 415); Parti action canadienne (radiation involontaire, article 402) So far, Scheer has said cancelling $1.5 billion in corporate handouts and finding another $1.5 billion by slashing foreign aid by 25 per cent, will be part of what the Conservatives would do to offset that universal tax cut and other spending promises they've made. These will be updated as parties add to their platforms ahead of the Oct. 21 election.The Liberals set a minimum carbon price of $20 per tonne this year, increasing $10 a year to $50 by 2022, and imposed a carbon tax on businesses and individuals in provinces with no federally approved carbon price plan. The government signed a health-care funding agreement with the provinces and territories, promising a three per cent annual health transfer increase with more funding for mental health, addictions and home care programs. They support numerous EI changes including minimum payments of $1,200 a month, lowering the hours to qualify, longer benefit periods for seasonal workers and extending sick benefits from 15 to 50 weeks. Theyâve dismissed pharmacare, instead focusing on people not covered provincially or at work. Overall employment numbers remain strong but, for many, work feels more precarious and uncertain than ever. Les chefs des partis d’opposition fédéraux se sont montrés peu satisfaits des excuses offertes par Justin Trudeau. However, Leader Jagmeet Singh wants to crack down more on heavy emitters. The party proposes a tax credit for recent graduates or immigrants who move to rural areas for jobs and wants responsibility of the temporary foreign worker program transferred to Quebec.The party has not released a policy on this issue, but claims getting rid of supply management would create âthousands of jobs.â.The economy recorded a job surge last month â â 81,100 net new â â and Augustâs unemployment rate stayed at 5.7 per cent, close to a four-decade low. She would also cancel Trans Mountain â and was even arrested while protesting the project. Theyâve promised an additional $3 billion in public transit funding per year. The party has reiterated it will not bring back the long-gun registry.Conservatives strongly oppose a handgun ban and promise to repeal C-71, the Liberalsâ gun bill. Theyâve promised more money for First Nations education and would implement all recommendations from the MMIWG inquiry, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.The party has not released much policy on this issue. While this has been the historical pattern in Canada, the uptick in participation from younger voters in the 2015 general election may be beginning to challenge this orthodoxy.The party got a lashing from small business after proposing tax reforms and had to backpedal. To do that, he would appoint a minister for âconsulting Indigenous rights holders.â The party has also committed to review the Indian Act. It also wants to curb solid waste exports.The Bloc wants Ottawa to respect Quebecâs authority on all environmental issues, notably its opposition of pipelines. Le chef de l'opposition est placé au neuvième rang dans l'.Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre.McKenzie est chef intérimaire de l'opposition de la mort de Laurier jusqu'à l'élection de Mackenzie King comme chef du Parti libéral.Les conservateurs forment l'Opposition officielle bien que le.Meighen ne réussit pas à remporter de siège et démissionne immédiatement de son poste de chef du Parti conservateur.Guthrie est chef intérimaire de l'opposition après la démission de Meighen et jusqu'à l'élection de Bennett comme chef du Parit conservateur.Hanson est chef intérimaire de l'opposiition de la démission de Manion. Itâs proposing making provinces and territories fully responsible for funding and managing health services. This would increase to $200 per tonne by 2030. Both the NDP and the Conservatives have said they have no plans to get rid of it â but that wonât stop the Liberals from citing it as an example of what their government has done to help families care for their children.Liberals plan to phase out coal power by 2030 to help Canada exceed the Paris agreementâs carbon emission reduction targets. The province instituted its own gun registry a year after the shooting, though most guns still have not been registered.The party has criticized any moves to make gun ownership more complex and supports lifetime firearm certifications after proper vetting and training. They would create a working group to combat online hate and pressure social media platforms to delete âhateful and extremist content.â.Greens would amend CRTC regulations to curb cell prices. They are also in favour of taxing online giants like Facebook, Netflix and Spotify and further clamping down on tax havens.The party wants to cut the corporate income tax rate from 15 to 10 per cent and abolish the personal capital gains tax entirely. To pay for it, he would cut funding for the CBC, foreign development aid, corporate handouts and subsidies, equalization payments and any programs which provinces or municipalities are responsible for.The gap between the Liberals and Conservatives on this file was reduced when Scheer moved away from his promise to balance the budget in two years. He has criticized the Liberals deficit reduction plans, claiming itâs being done âartificiallyâ through âaccounting maneuversâ and accusing the government of placing the burden on the provinces.Leader Maxime Bernier has promised to eliminate the deficit within two years and maintain a balanced budget after that. Leader Andrew Scheer made a new promise to make Employment Insurance benefits for new parents tax-free.New Democrats would commit $1 billion to affordable, not-for-profit child care in 2020 and increase that amount yearly. Leader Maxime Bernier has said he would be willing to use the Constitution to âimpose a pipeline in [his] own province of Quebecâ â a move many Quebec politicians reject.The country's oil and gas sector is facing a serious pipeline capacity crunch, with all of the major export projects beset by delays.
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