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Canada's temporary foreign worker programmes are being misused by some employers to undercut wages for Canadian workers.

Zoning reform to permit high-density housing near transit should be made mandatory for cities receiving federal infrastructure funding.

The federal government should take a substantially more active role in directly building affordable housing rather than primarily funding provinces.

Canada's federal government should make open-source AI development a national priority and fund public AI infrastructure as a shared public good.

Canada should develop sovereign cloud capacity rather than depending entirely on US-headquartered cloud providers for government data.

Public investment in computing infrastructure for AI research should be treated as strategic national infrastructure, not discretionary spending.

Canada's federal privacy law (PIPEDA) is outdated and needs to be strengthened to reach GDPR-equivalent standards.

Canada needs a comprehensive federal AI regulatory framework to protect citizens from algorithmic discrimination and harm.

The Online Streaming Act (Bill C-11) is a legitimate attempt to ensure platforms fund Canadian cultural content in the digital age.

Canada is losing too much AI research talent to the United States and needs major sustained investment to retain it.

Canada should introduce a moratorium on new oil and gas export permits while the country develops a binding long-term energy transition plan.

Clean electricity should constitute 100% of Canada's grid by 2035 — the resources and technology to achieve this exist.

Federal and provincial climate policies are insufficiently coordinated to achieve Canada's Paris Agreement commitments.

Canada should be a global leader in protecting its boreal forests as a major terrestrial carbon sink.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion should have been cancelled on environmental and Indigenous rights grounds.

The federal carbon price is the most cost-effective policy instrument for reducing Canadian emissions, even when it is politically contested.

Canada cannot credibly claim climate leadership while continuing to expand oil sands production.

Focusing on partygate may alienate voters who are more concerned with pressing issues like the economy and healthcare.

By addressing partygate, Starmer has positioned himself as a serious leader who won't shy away from holding the government accountable.

The partygate scandal highlights the need for ethical leadership across all political parties, regardless of party affiliation.