Policy Library

The RPC will add interpersonal postal mail services to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms to every community in Canada including remote indigenous communities; this is a personal right and so will exclude commercial and industrial advertisements, solicitations, and deliveries.

The Commission will primarily have the power to approve, reject, or require changes to new legislation from the House of Commons, but also to introduce new legislation, launch investigations, and refer findings for criminal investigation.

The RPC will abolish predatory banking fees, starting with entirely banning non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees at all banks in all situations.

The RPC will prioritize and actively seek to expand international trade with foreign entities to provide for the needs of Canadians over the profits of corporations.

The RPC will work to expand Canada's annual capacity to welcome refugees, prioritizing people fleeing dangerous situations, stateless people, and people with skills and experience in areas where Canada is lacking at that particular time.

The RPC will introduce a new proportion means-tested landing fee for private jet travellers arriving at Canadian airports.