Reclamation Party
Our vision for our party and our four belief pillars that make its foundations
Our vision for our party is one of regular men and women who believe that government should work for tax payers, and not for its self. Our party will always stand for transparency and honesty at all times no matter the situation. We believe that as a party our nations future is in the north and its amazing people. We must unite our nation's north with it's south and ensure all people have the chance for prosperity and opportunity. As a party we envision a Canada united north to south and east to west. Our vision is for our party to always strive to bring Canadians together no matter where they may live or come from. Our vision is for people like you to hold government to account and ensure it always works for the betterment of our people and nation. - Tyler Pawson, Reclamation Party Founder
What are our four belief pillars?
Our Party has 4 core belief pillars that separate us from the other parties and ensure we stay a party that is focused on accountability for tax payers. The reclamation party belief pillars are:
1. The belief in freedom of speech, opinion and honest transparency at all times.
We believe that debate is a healthy and key part of our democracy. Individual Canadians should be free to have and voice their own opinions without fear of government regulating their speech, or making opinions it disagrees with illegal.
2. The belief that climate change should always be viewed globally and not just nationally.
We do not nor ever will we believe in putting the burden of climate change on Canadians via taxes or production caps that harm our families and businesses. We will never ask Canadians to take on the burden of trying to offset massive coal burning nations like China. Through domestic production of all of our needed petrol products here at home and RND we can bring Canada into the future of green energy, overall energy independence and self reliance for all non renewables such as gas, and plastic products.
3. The belief that nation building projects are the corner stone of sustainable growth and prosperity for our nation.
We must always work with provinces and territories to not only build the housing we need for our people but also the infrastructure the nation needs to succeed, both today and into the future.
4. The belief that the federal government should protect and expand our social safety nets.
Social security nets such as child tax credit, support for seniors, dental and prescription drug coverage are essential building blocks of our nation and economy and should be treated as such. With that being said we must also be financially responsible and completely transparent with the use of our tax dollars.