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Something New Is Waiting For You -- Our Canadian Future

The Centre Ice Canadians are in the process of transitioning to the political party Our Canadian Future ... a party that values an open society, sound financial policies based on results for Canadians, and a commitment to building a very different type of political party -- one which will offer every member meaningful opportunities to engage in our country’s public life.

The new Party website is under construction, but right now you can still access information on policy development by clicking on this link:

We are builders, not wreckers. We want to reform and strengthen our institutions, not tear them down. We offer pragmatic solutions to counter extremism from the right and from the left. And we are not alone. 
 
Polls show that Canadians are tired of extremist rhetoric and are looking for respectful dialogue. We want to engage our fellow citizens to rebuild public trust in our institutions, our country, and each other.

If this makes sense to you, and you're interested in being a part of something that believes in implementing sensible and pragmatic policies that build society up, instead of tearing it down -- and you're in the Kamloops, North Thompson, Ashcroft / Cache Creek, or Nicola Valley region -- please send me an email, or text me at 250.574.0328.

Thanks in advance for your interest -- Alan


Our Canadian Future website: www.ourcanadianfuture.ca
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/canadianfutureparty
X-Twitter: @cdnfutureparty

 

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