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Indigenous language education should be fully funded by the federal government as a core element of reconciliation.

French immersion access should be universal across English Canada, not dependent on geography or lottery.

Federal student loan forgiveness programmes should be substantially expanded, particularly for students from lower-income backgrounds.

Skilled trades are structurally underfunded and undervalued in Canada — this requires urgent policy change.

University tuition in Canada is too high and should be significantly reduced through increased federal transfers.

Canada should create a dedicated urban Indigenous housing programme, recognising that more than 60% of Indigenous people now live in cities.

Indigenous nations should have genuine self-determination and jurisdiction over lands and resources within their traditional territories.

French-English bilingualism is a genuine institutional strength of Canada that should be actively promoted, not merely preserved.

Anti-Asian and anti-Muslim racism in Canada is a serious and ongoing problem that requires active and funded policy responses.

Canada's recent immigration levels have exceeded what housing and public service infrastructure can support.

Residential school survivors and their descendants are owed meaningful reparations, not only formal apologies.

Canada has a legal and moral obligation to implement all 94 Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls to Action.

Canada should introduce fixed federal election dates, removing the Prime Minister's discretionary power to call early elections.

Mandatory lobbying transparency should be strengthened so citizens can see who is influencing federal policy decisions.

Municipal governments need substantially more financial autonomy and tax powers to address urban challenges.

The power of the Prime Minister's Office over the government and Parliament is excessive and requires legislative constraints.

Supreme Court justices should be confirmed by a parliamentary committee rather than appointed solely by the Prime Minister.

The Senate should be abolished or replaced with an elected body with a democratic mandate representing provinces.

Canada should replace first-past-the-post with a proportional representation system, as was promised in the 2015 federal election.

Canada should develop a specific Arctic defence strategy and invest in Arctic-capable military and coastguard assets.