Build a New Society¶

This section treats Canada as a society being designed from the ground up. Every proposal belongs under one of eight systems.

The eight systems¶

The constitutional, democratic, and moral principles that define the country.

Citizenship, residency, immigration, population, identity, and the rights and obligations attached to membership.

How authority is divided, institutions are structured, representatives are selected, and public decisions are made.

Employment, taxation, business, trade, industrial policy, labour relations, and economic security.

Healthcare, education, housing, transportation, social protection, and other shared systems.

Courts, policing, corrections, national security, rights enforcement, and emergency management.

Natural resources, agriculture, cities, infrastructure, energy, climate, and stewardship of Canadian territory.

Defence, diplomacy, alliances, international development, migration agreements, and Canada's role abroad.

A proposal should have one primary home. Related pages may link to it, but the same proposal should not be duplicated across several branches.