The Conservative Party : Send Out Soldiers To Fight Isis

At a glance, the Liberal and Conservative party may look like they occupy opposite sides of the Canadian political spectrum. However, when examined closely one can find many similarities between both parties. Marland and Wesley define brokerage parties as “shock absorbers” because they aim to confide regional conflicts. For example, The Conservatives in 2006, under Stephen harper aimed to reach power through various promises that aimed to appeal to different regions and/or different groups of people. For example:

Canada is well known for its size. It has the same size as China, yet it has about thirty times as less people. Inviting the refugees to Canada helps increase the country’s population and fill the empty space in the northern territories and the maritime provinces. Furthermore, the elderly population has been increasing dramatically in Canada, which means more retirements have been occurring. Thus, refugees will also help to fill empty workplaces, as Daniel Tencer states “Atlantic Canada has been facing low population growth and an aging workforce for years, and some business leaders there are pushing to make sure the region

Canada is a country known for its humanitarian efforts and generous compassion for those in other countries who need help. The biggest humanitarian effort in modern history has arisen in Syria and Iraq. Millions of people are displaced and are driven out of their warzone of a country. With an oppressive government and dozens of terrorist’s groups destroying the country, these people have no choice but to run to safety. That safety just so happens to be us; Countries who have been blessed with wealth and proper government, that gives us the opportunity to help those in need.

Majority of carbon dioxide is released from big corporate companies and once this policy is implemented, they’ll start to look for alternative, more green sources of energy. Secondly, initiative from citizens is important as well. When residents start supporting locally grown food, using fuel-efficient vehicles or taking the public transit, it drastically reduces our carbon footprint. Lastly, it’s important to commercialize green energy. Although there are many smart companies like Tesla or First Solar, they are not enough. Coal or coal-reliant technologies are prevalent in our communities and therefore, generate the most profit. Therefore, if green technologies become more accessible to the general public, it’ll lead to the growth of this

Other countries such as the United States of America has welcomed refugees with open arms, with this they had an outbreak of refugee industries. They had employed 3000 workers, however, Canada was not welcoming to refugees especially the Jews, because they thought they had nothing to offer which was not true because many refugees brought work and new customers. In an editorial, The Globe and Mail, June 19, 1939, it states,

This article talks about Liberal leader Justin Trudeau and his vow to bring Canadians together as one and to make Canada an open, confident and hopeful country. At a rally in Brampton, Ontario, he criticizes Stephen Harper’s “small and fearful” vision of Canada and promises to change that. Trudeau uses a direct quote of Franklin Roosevelt (“We have nothing to fear but fear itself”) to compare Harper’s plan for Canada saying that he has nothing to offer us but fear. Trudeau states that it’s a prime minister’s job to build Canadians up and together, not to tear us apart. Nearly 5 000 supporters attended the rally and it ironically took place in Brampton because it is one of Canada’s most ethnically diverse cities. Half of the population are immigrants

Trudeau himself was a liberal. One of the core beliefs of liberal ideology is that of individual rights, meaning that

Remember when the liberals promised to the additional medical services that never happened? Did you know that there are still only 27 doctors/100,000 people in Nunavut? This is clearly not enough and since we know that, we will send more physician! You see?Justin Trudeau and the liberals don't get it or know how it feels because they aren't in the same case but we are different and we will make an actual change.

After 11 consecutive years of being in power, the Conservative Party led by Mr. steven harper which believed in individual responsibility economically have been defeated during the election. They were defeated by the Liberal Party led by Mr.Justin Trudeau The Liberal Party believe the government has responsibility for helping families, individuals, and communities who have economic difficulties. They also believe in creating social programs that support the communities such as the welfare system. It is a system that gives money to people

The Canadian refugee plan that Trudeau had promised has been a controversial one. Would it really endanger Canadian citizens if 25,000 refugees are let into Canada. Most Canadians do not oppose trudeau’s plan, however more than 70% of Canadians think that his aim is too high. The current reality is that more than 25,000 Syrian refugees have already been brought into Canada. In fact as of April 3rd 2015 the number of Syrian refugees that have been brought into Canada since november 4th 2015 is 26,213. So the argument that 25,000 is too high isn’t valid right now, because more than 25,000 have already came in and most Canadians didn’t even notice. Although the Canadian public and government don’t have the same opinion on letting refugees in the

Tom Mulcair is also running to become Canada's new Prime Minister and he is with the New Democratic Party (NDP). On Thomas Mulcair's platform plank he talks about how he wants to improve public health care, make quality childcare affordable, protect the environment, to create and protect good jobs, make life more affordable and to build infrastructure. The NDP believe that change is a good thing when it comes to the government. Also, they are big believers in intellectual equality and economic equality. Although they are big believers in equality, they still do believe in intellectual freedom and economic freedom, but just not as much as equality. The NDP are promising taxation for the benefit of everyone.

Brian and his party arrogance, foolishness, indifference, uncaring attitude and as well as his progressive Conservative political party ceased to exist. In a matter of time Brian Mulroney became from one the best Prime Minister Canada has ever had to one of the “worst” Prime Minister’s Canada has ever had. Historically Conservative leaders oppose the initiative but this time Brian Mulroney was for the initiative. Brian Mulroney said in his pre-election that “ if it affects Canada, we will have none of it.” Mulroney later then proved that he is a man of his word and fixed this issue

- This speech made by Pierre Trudeau shows how much the Canadian government cares about doing whatever is in the best interest of the country and the Canadian People because it shows that the government wants to protect its national security, and at the same time wants to do it in a way that won’t harm the general population. However, in the case of the October crisis this was not possible and the government was forced to resort to the War measures act to save preserve the national security of Canada. Despite having to resort to this act, the government did not forget about the general public and told them that the government will be held answerable any and all of its

Domestic policies are a government’s statement about its attitude toward their constituents. Mr. Harper’s policies make education unaffordable, science as unnecessary, arts as antigovernment, and the middle class as expensive labor. The Prime Minister slashes subsidies and social programs with every passing budget. Taxes have risen for the average Canadian while tax reform targets business and high wage earners. Consequently, it is up to the middle class wage earner to carry the burden of taxation. However, the Prime Minister thinks nothing of spending hundreds of millions of dollars destroying Canada’s identity throughout world as diplomats and peacekeepers. Canada has significantly reduced its role in U.N. peacekeeping missions, reduced its importance in NATO, and has since contributed to the control of the civil war in Syria. ISIS is a very real threat to world safety. Unfortunately, Mr. Harper’s handful of jet fighters has proved to be too costly and ineffective. In addition, Mr. Harper had the audacity to ridicule Justin Trudeau for promising the Liberal Party would send clothing and supplies to the victims of war-torn Syria. Harper suggests these supplies would fall into the hands of ISIS; therefore, the Liberal Party supports ISIS. A return to our rightful place in the world as peacekeepers should be hotly debated in this

Canada is one of the largest and most culturally diverse countries in the world. These characteristics make the democratic governing of the country a difficult task. A democratic model is needed that respects the fundamental rights and freedoms of various diverse cultures, and unites these cultures over a huge land mass as Canadians. To do this the Canadian government is one which is pluralist. Pluralism is the ideology that groups, (in Canada's case political parties), should rule in government. These parties help protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of everyone living in Canada, regardless of their ethnicity, or religious beliefs. The role political parties play in Canada is vital for