We definitely need more referendums across all provinces/territories to restore the will of the people. The Canadian people are being run over by a political dictatorship. It’s time to put an end to the dictatorship, put politicians in check and send a strong message.

Basic Civic education information that should be taught in all schools of Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Sovereignty isn’t just a political concept, it’s the power of a nation to chart its own course. For Canada, that means protecting our values, culture, and democratic way of life from outside influence. But sovereignty doesn’t protect itself. It depends on you, informed, engaged

All laws in Canada don’t all come from the government in the way we might assume. While elected officials play a key role, the courts also have a major influence. Canada’s legal system is built on two main sources of law: 1) Statutory Law – These are written laws passed by

🗳 In Canada, there are no term limits for Municipal Councillors, Mayors, Provincial Representatives, Premiers, Members of Parliament or even the Prime Minister. As long as they keep getting elected, they can stay in office for decades. Some argue this provides stability and

Freedom is the foundation on which every other right in a democracy stands, yet it can be chipped away quietly, one small step at a time. A strong democracy needs citizens willing to speak up, ask questions, and challenge government actions that overstep their authority. Staying

Speak up. Stand up. Say no to tyranny.

Exactly

No democracy thrives by accident. It survives—and improves—when its citizens are informed, engaged, and unafraid to speak up. Too often, we underestimate our own influence. We may think, “That’s for politicians to handle,” or “My voice won’t make a difference.” But history shows

In a free society, our individual rights are vital, they allow us to think, speak, and act according to our beliefs. But with rights come responsibility. Every choice we make can affect others, and a truly empowered citizen understands this balance. Public responsibility doesn’t

The rule of law is one of the cornerstones of a free and democratic society. It ensures that no one is above the law—whether government, institutions, or individuals. Courts play a vital role in upholding this principle by holding parties accountable, applying the law fairly, and

In Canada, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects our right to free expression. This means we have the ability to share ideas, question authority, and engage in open debate without fear of government censorship. Free expression is not just about speaking, it is about

Too often we look around and see the problems in our country, yet forget where the real power lies — with the people. The greatest threat to a healthy democracy isn’t the politicians, the media, or even government overreach. It’s apathy. When citizens stop paying attention, stop

I concur.

Canadians must, get educated, and get involved in order to effect change.

In a democracy, checks and balances are essential to keep power in check and protect the voice of citizens. Without them, authority can drift into the hands of a few, leaving people without real influence over the decisions that shape their lives. Some of the most important