It's not about the leader. The policies come from the membership, presented by delegates at convention. The NDP is all of us. That's the only way the NDP succeeds.
You seem to have missed my point. I recommend watching the following documentary (it's a 4-part documentary, with each part being an hour long):
Its focus is primarily Britain and the US, but the underlying message holds true here as well. Ultimately, that message is that without the backing of the people, left wing movements will not succeed. And thinking of it as a "movement" rather than as a "product" is key. You're treating the NDP as a product to be sold (IE, what's being put "on the table" is not enough for you to buy). That's the wrong approach, in my opinion. That viewpoint (of politics being a product to appeal to the public) has led to society slowly but surely moving ever more right.
Supporters need to move away from viewing the NDP as a product that needs a better shine. It's all of us. We're a team. That's the only way the NDP wins.
I myself use a bicycle for local travel, and public transit for longer commutes. Musk's overpriced EVs are not the solution to global warming, IMO.
Hmm. Initially I confused this with New Brunswick, where the Liberals are in government. Currently in Nova Scotia, the Liberals are in a battle with the NDP for Official Opposition status. So, it's unlikely they'll become government.
https://338canada.com/ns/polls.htm
I'm curious if the Nova Scotia NDP has made a similar promise. (checks...) Well, seems that the Nova Scotia NDP has not made a commitment to this. That's a shame, but regardless, if I was a Nova Scotia voter, I'd likely vote for the NDP anyway, since they generally seem more left wing than the Liberals.
Anyone know when the Nova Scotia election will happen?
This change would provide more headroom for them to increase prices
But people would notice that immediately. Listed prices don't include the GST/HST.
The other part of the promise is the following:
Singh says an NDP government will pay the tax cut with an excess profit tax paid by very large corporations that hike their profit margins.
So, it's basically in line with the ethos of "tax the rich and feed the poor." I love it.
If you're interested in helping to get this motion passed, then....
FairVote Canada is organizing people, who live in or near ridings that have a Liberal MP, to visit these Liberal MPs and advocate for voting in favour of this Motion (specifically, Motion M-86).
If interested, you can register here.
And, there is a Zoom training session for Sep 10, 2023 at 07:00 PM --> you can register here for the Zoom training.
FairVote Canada is organizing people, who live in or near ridings that have a Liberal MP, to visit these Liberal MPs and advocate for voting in favour of this Motion (specifically, Motion M-86).
If interested, you can register here.
And, there is a Zoom training session for Sep 10, 2023 at 07:00 PM --> you can register here for the Zoom training.
Which means she opposes what Ia Anstoot is saying. Thunberg does not view nuclear as a renewable in and of itself, and thus, like Greenpeace, she opposes EU Commission’s decision to include nuclear power in its classification system for sustainable finance (link).
Here's a news conference that Niki Ashton held on this subject: https://cpac.ca/headline-politics/episode/ndp-mp-niki-ashton-holds-a-news-conference--march-5-2025?id=87acb185-f38c-4c13-b833-2f04d9e9832f