What is Libertarianism?
As a part of a new political philosophy, the roots of libertarianism can be traced back throughout the whole history and ideology, when it was just a mere idea of a political philosophy. Today, it has received its full form as he accepted political philosophy and movement. It is based on an idea of the role the government has in a free society. Basically, it means that each individual should be given some sort of freedom in order to direct their own lives. The world we live in today seems to be against it because it is too complex for the individual to do so. The concept of a free person has become obsolete. Libertarianism is here to challenge this and show the other side of the coin. This is a way how people can say no to the attempt of the government to reshape the citizens.
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The government role, individual rights, defense and foreign policy
Canadian Constitution states that the federal government is fully responsible for their actions and to its citizens. Our association fully supports this constitution in order to make them protect the individual rights. This means that our support goes to the Charter of Rights which clearly guarantees protection against any forceful actions or fraud, taking place […]
English positions trade and economy
Trading and economic rights are almost the same as the individual rights. Just like any man has the right to be free and vote, they also have the right to trade and own property. In case that the government tries to deny these right, that can be considered as the violation of the rights and […]
English libertarian candidate guidelines
Every citizen of Canada who is 18 years of age on the day of election may become the candidate. There are some procedures that need to be followed in order for the registration to be successful. It is necessary to present a 1000$ deposit which is returnable and will be returned after the election […]
Trump, Trudeau, and Third-Party Canada: The Effects of the 2016 Election on Canadian Libertarianism
Like most of the western world, Canada has felt the reverberation of the election of Donald Trump. It’s no secret that Trump has had his fair share to say regarding international relations – including assigning 24% import duties to Canadian timber imports in April (CFR). Whilst pursuing the termination of the North American Free Trade […]