To reduce harmful emissions, we will:

Make Canada a leader of green technology that we can sell around the world to lower emissions

Inspire green entrepreneurs and the development of green technology by creating a Green Patent Credit (incentivize the green-technology sector to do research and development as well as commercialization here in Canada)

Export green technologies to the world to lower global emissions reduction. For example, with close to 3,000 coal plants, if China fitted even just the top 100 plants with carbon capture and storage, they could eliminate more than 300 Mt of CO2e per year – nearly half of what Canada’s entire economy produces

Expand Export Development Canada (EDC) programs to issue more green bonds that provide financing for the development of emissions-reducing technologies

Launch the ‘Canadian Clean’ brand for Canadian products that are the cleanest in the world

Promote Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) to replace dirtier foreign energy sources, as liquefied natural gas, is a cleaner source of reliable energy than coal

Transition marine shipping fleets from burning heavy bunker fuel to clean burning LNG and support the creation of new LNG bunkering facilities at the port of Vancouver that would not only make it more attractive to shippers but would also grow the economy and reduce overall global emissions

Under the Liberal carbon tax, the vast majority of taxes being collected are from families and not the large emitters. This is why we will require Canadian companies to lead by example and invest in emissions-reducing technology if they fall short of our emissions standards.

We are committed to protect against carbon leakage (generally defined as the leaking or transfer of emissions from one country to another caused by carbon policy difference).

We will make sure that companies will be required to reduce their emissions to those limits. Those that emit more than is allowed under the Green Investment Standards will be required to invest in research, development, and adoption of emissions-reducing technology related to their industry

Introduce a Green Public Transit Tax Credit to reduce the cost of public transit

Fix the mortgage stress test to ensure that first-time homebuyers aren’t unnecessarily prevented from accessing mortgages and work with OFSI to remove the stress test from mortgage renewals to give homeowners more options.

Increase amortization periods on insured mortgages to 30 years for first-time homebuyers to lower monthly payments.

Launch an inquiry into money laundering in the real estate sector and work with our industry partners to root out corrupt practices that inflate housing prices.

Make surplus federal real estate available for development to increase the supply of housing.

To restore Canadian’s trust in the immigration system and to have better outcomes for newcomers, we will:

​Set immigration levels consistent with what is in Canada’s best interests. The number will reflect what Canada needs and, just as importantly, who needs Canada

Safeguard and emphasize economic immigration

Stand up for families and ensure that spouses and children can be reunited

Improve language training to ensure greater proficiency in English or French and newcomers’ ability to succeed economically and socially

Ensure that our system prioritizes people facing true persecution – focus government sponsorship on the victims of the four atrocity crimes – and restore integrity to our system by supporting the consistent application of fair rules

Improve credential recognition and make it easier for new Canadians who have existing skills that meet our standards to apply their trades here

Allow those who enter Canada as low-skilled workers a permanent path to residency, making sure wages are fair and worker abuse is prevented

Reunite survivors of genocide who have already resettled in Canada more expeditiously

Work to put an end to border crossings at unofficial points of entry, like Roxham Road, by closing the loophole in the Safe-Third Country Agreement

Promote private sponsorships of refugees as nothing can compare with the love and compassion that churches, individuals or service clubs offer to refugees

To create new jobs in Westman, we will:

Compete for and win much-needed international investments so there are more jobs

Make it easier to start a business by cutting red tape and reducing costs

Find new customers for Canadian goods by repairing relationships with key trading partners and launching a CETA accelerator to ensure that Canadians are getting the full benefits of our existing trade deal with Europe

Reject trade protectionism and relentlessly pursue new efforts to increase trade and find new markets for Canadian goods in fast-growing economies like those found in Asia

Put a swift end to Trudeau’s corporate handouts to billion-dollar companies

Convene a First Minister’s meeting within the first 100 days of a new Conservative government with the new trade agreement at the top of the agenda

Repeal Trudeau’s tax increases on small business investments

Exempt spouses from Trudeau’s tax increases on small business dividends

Make it easier to navigate Canada’s tax system and the Canada Revenue Agency

Reduce federal regulations by 25 per cent

Implement a 2-for-1 rule for new regulations

Assign a Minister reporting directly to the Prime Minister to lead red tape reduction efforts

Mandate ministers and regulators to support innovation, economic growth, and global competitiveness

Champion small businesses to the world

To reduce crime in Westman and to make our streets safer, we will:

Provide new funding to fight gangs and cost-share new anti-gang law enforcement initiatives with provinces

Ensure there is better information sharing to solve gun crimes. As of right now, police agencies in Canada operate under a patchwork of rules and procedures when it comes to tracking information on guns used in crime

Give more support to keep young people from joining gangs and stop them from joining gangs in the first place

Make prison time meaningful and conduct an audit of all correctional services programs to make sure inmates are ready to rejoin society upon their release

Create a Canada Border Services Agency Firearms Smuggling Task Force that will oversee an increase of frontline officers, deployment of new technology, and further use of criminal intelligence

Introduce lifetime firearm bans for violent and gang criminals as these individuals have demonstrated serious violent behaviour and have forfeited the right to ever be trusted to own a firearm

New sentences for violent gang crime and create new offences for committing and ordering violent gang crime and attach mandatory sentences in federal prison for each

End automatic bail for gang members as they are a dangerous risk to our communities and wastes valuable police resources

Revoke parole for gang members as parole is a privilege, not a right

Introduce tougher sentences for ordering gang crime and bring in mandatory sentences in federal prison for directing gang crime, sending a strong message to gang members that they belong behind bars

To help Veterans get ahead, we will:

Enshrine, in legislation, a Military Covenant between the Government of Canada and all Canada’s Veterans. This will guarantee that every Veteran is treated with respect and is provided services in a timely manner.

Clear the current backlog of Veterans’ benefit applications within 24 months.

Create a reliable, dependable pension system that, unlike the Liberal status quo, is fair to Canada’s most disabled Veterans.

Strengthen transition services to support discharged or retired Canadian Armed Forces members.

Strike an independent inquiry to provide answers about Canadian Armed Forces members who were administered mefloquine.

Provide more service dogs to Canadian Veterans in their communities.

Put vital commemoration projects, like the National Memorial for Canada’s War in

Afghanistan, back on track.

To create new jobs in our energy sector and end foreign oil, we will:

Cancel the carbon tax

Repeal Bill C-69, the No-More Pipelines bill

End the ban on shipping traffic in British Columbia

Establish clear timelines for regulatory approvals to ensure that we get Indigenous consultations right up front, in the right way

Ban foreign funded advocacy groups from using the approvals process to block important projects in the energy sector

Assert federal jurisdiction when necessary

Work towards a dedicated, coast-to-coast right-of-way specifically set aside for energy infrastructure projects

To help families get ahead, we will:

Introduce a Children’s Fitness Tax Credit so parents can claim up to $1000 per child for expenses related to fitness or sports activities

Introduce a Children’s Arts & Learning Tax Credit so parents can claim up to $500 per child for expenses related to arts and educational activities

Make Parental Benefits tax free by providing a non-refundable tax credit

Enhance Registered Education Savings Plans (RESP) by increasing the government’s contribution to an RESP from 20 per cent to 30 per cent for every dollar invested up to $2,500 a year

Introduce a Green Public Transit Tax Credit to reduce the cost of public transit

To help seniors get ahead, we will:

Scrap the carbon tax

Remove GST off home heating

Reduce the lowest tax rate from 15% to 13.75%

Increase the Age Credit by $1,000

Will invest $1.5 billion to purchase new MRI and CT equipment to increase the total number of machines and reduce wait times

To strengthen Canada’s position on the world stage and to rebuild the Canadian Armed Forces, we will:

Modernize cyber procurement in Canada, and better align the capabilities of our industry to global market demand

Reinvigorate Canada’s role in the alliances we share with our democratic allies. This includes existing alliances like NORAD, NATO, the Commonwealth, La Francophonie, and the Five Eyes, but it will also include overtures to India and Japan

End Canada’s $250 million investment in the Chinese-owned Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and launch a formal complaint at the World Trade Organization if their trade blockades persist

Forbid Chinese state-owned enterprises, solely focused on the political interests of Beijing, unfettered access to the Canadian market

Renew Canada’s historic support for Ukraine and take steps to help Ukraine secure its borders and defend its people.

Push for Canadian leadership in a United Nations peacekeeping mission to secure Ukraine’s borders.

Immediately act to list Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist entity, as well as make full use of the Magnitsky Law to punish Iran’s worst human rights offenders

Re-open the Office of Religious Freedom

Recognize the fact that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel and begin the necessary work towards moving Canada’s embassy to Jerusalem

Make sure Canada provides a counterbalance to Russia and China’s burgeoning icebreaker fleets

Work with all parties in Parliament to depoliticize the military procurement process so that Canada isn’t empty-handed when called upon

Build on the Canada-US tradition of joint military partnerships by starting talks with the Americans to join the ballistic missile defence program and modernize the NORAD alliance

Select a new fighter jet through an open competition and make sure the new jets are interoperable with our American allies

Begin the process of upgrading the Royal Canadian Navy’s submarine capability