The Libertarian Party of Canada Opposes Bill C-51 (Main website) The Conservative government, with the support of the Liberal Party, is seeking to pass new anti-terror legislation with Bill C-51. The Libertarian Party of Canada opposes this legislation wholeheartedly. Although … Continue reading →
Marked-up draft of UN Rio+20 agenda reveals shocking “sustainability” wish list I disagree with the point about GM crops, but I’m sure they won’t actually do anything to prevent those. cfact.tv Rio+20 Resources The future we dread: Marked-up draft of … Continue reading →
Congratulations to all my fellow candidates for participating in the election! I know if there are more candidates next time, there will be more votes per candidate because there will be more of a presence. I think Canadians should take … Continue reading →
If you want to vote for something different, for freedom issues and peace, and against the bailout, then vote Libertarian tomorrow, Oct. 14. (2008) You can read my campaign brochure here: http://canadianliberty.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/lpc-brochure_am5.pdf It explains pro-liberty ideals as well as my … Continue reading →
Anthony Giles is running for the Libertarian Party of Canada in Hamilton Centre. Please see his web site. There is a very interesting collection of Youtube videos on Ron Paul, free speech, taxation, monetary policy etc. October 13th, 2008
Article on Jason McNeil, Libertarian Party of Canada candidate for Calgary Centre–North. Lots of coverage of his campaign at his site. More info on his platform here. For example, Bill C-61 is a very important issue: “No Canadian-DMCA: Copyright needs … Continue reading →
Election Day – October 14 (2008) – BARRIE VICTORY PARTY, 6:30 PM Location: Mullies Bar & Grill, . . . , Barrie, Telephone : . . . “Come and help Paolo Fabrizio, our candidate in Barrie, celebrate an amazing campaign. … Continue reading →
Libertarian Candidate Responds to Canadian Government Mortgage Buyout by Jason McNeil, Calgary–Centre North Libertarian Candidate Responds to Western Standard Questions by Alan Mercer, Scarborough–Rouge River I added the following comment to my own piece: “The drug war is a reason to not vote Conservative. … Continue reading →
Following up on my previous post, I wanted to include this article by another Libertarian candidate: Analysis by Jason McNeil, Libertarian Party of Canada Candidate for Calgary Centre — North Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty stated on Friday (Oct. 10) … Continue reading →
Norris Barens, Libertarian candidate for Vancouver Quadra posted the following comments here, which are very provocative. He makes an important distinction between individualism and collectivism, including ironic remarks that are bound to offend. I like his idea about how representatives … Continue reading →