We are everyday nationalistic Canadians from all walks of life. We believe our country needs a strong Federal government comprising people of integrity, responsibility and accountability who will decide and act on behalf of all Canadians within the highest standards of moral and ethical conduct.

We believe that for this new century, our country needs a brand new political party that represents the heritage, culture and values of common Canadians. The CFP is defining clearly stated and understood beliefs and values upon which voters can rely.

We are neither radical right-wing or left-wing Canadians. From the context of political philosophies, we are pragmatic Free Enterprise, Democratic, Socialists , (FEDS), with moderating policies and principles.
 
Free-Enterprise:

We believe that famly and small businesses are essential economic and social institutions that should be free to competitively develop and function within our economy. Similarly, we feel that unfair competition, price fixing and industrial collusion should be restrained in markets dominated by relatively few organizations, enterprises or corporations.

Democratic:

We believe in the foundational principle that government should be answerable to the wishes of the majority of its age of majority citizens. Similarly, we recognize that elected political parties don't necessarily represent the desires, beliefs or values of the majority of enfranchised voters. Thus, we believe that a political party should consider and respect majority desires, beliefs and values when legislating. Also, we recognize that minority interests are valued and integral to a diverse and dynamic society, and deserve to be respected and tolerated, as long as their actions do not break existing laws or contravene national values and principles.

Socialists:

We believe that society has an obligation to help and assist others who aren't able to naturally fully participate in their community. Also, we believe that the prosperity of the nation should be shared by all Canadians through excellence in government services, support for new enterprise and protection from financial duress. Extremely socialistic ideology, whereby government owns and controls all institutions and resources is anathema to our values of free-enterprise. We believe in moderating political extremes in order to stimulate initiative, industry and sharing.

Presently, the CFP has not applied for recognition in Canada by Elections Canada. We are in the early stages of formation. You may request a DRAFT Constitution or DRAFT discussion papers or contribute discussion papers in areas of government and politics.

We are interested in finding more "Friends of the CFP" and welcome your input and suggestions to our "articles" and material with respect to a series of position papers that we are producing.

Please feel free to contact us at: cfp@live.ca

CANADA NEEDS THE CFP!

 

Following many years of waiting for the Canadian political parties to clean up their act, and to address the many opportunities and issues facing our nation, we must realize and accept that they aren’t going to do the job.

 

We not only need new leadership, but we need a new vision that capitalizes upon the uniqueness and capabilities of our country. We need to have a truly Canadian perspective, and a truly Canadian desire, to create a marvelous future for our next generations of Canadians.

 

The starting point must begin deep within the spirit of our Canadian nature and nation. We comprise people of diversity unknown elsewhere in this world. We represent the essential spirit of almost all of humanity. It is time for Canadians to bring their spiritual power forward in harmony to build a great nation and fulfill our destiny.

 

This national uprising within our spirits can not occur within the divisive political framework we have inherited over the past 140 years. We need to move our focus from partisan politics to the vision of what Canada can become. We all need to share the same vision for our nation. We all need to be united in our purpose and our perspectives.

 

Canada’s vision must encompass the widest possible diversity of human values, beliefs and endeavors. We all must learn how to embrace our diversity and our love for each other. We must be fearless in establishing trust and dependancy upon one another. We must embrace our noble spirit and cast down our ignoble beliefs and attitudes. We must grow to respect each other’s freedom and sacrifices for our nation.

 

Just as every single leaf on every maple tree is completely unique, yet of a common heritage, Canadians are individually unique but of a common human heritage. We must learn to grow together into the stately example of our maple tree. Only then will our reality blaze like a beacon of hope to this troubled world.

 

Each one of us has a part to play in the New Canada. We all want to leave a great heritage for our future generations. But the first step is crucial, as it determines how soon our goals will be achieved.

 

We must each catch the vision by learning about Canada’s common ideals, values and principles described by the CFP, the Canadian Federalist Party. Also, we must be patient.

 

Some Canadians may need to acquire new attitudes and beliefs that we may only be able to teach to their children. Change is inevitable. But with a long-term vision, it need not be a stimulus for stress, but a hope for future prosperity.

 

Canada has a choice right now. We can wait for other nations to barge ahead and then fall in line, or we can set out on our own course. We are both strong and free. Take the new course with the CFP!