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The RPC favour open immigration policies welcoming Convention refugees, 'persons in need of protection,' and the most skilled and educated international workers.

The RPC will mandate a federal minimum wage of $20 per hour which is tied to the consumer price index (CPI), with increases automatically taking effect twice each year. Regions identified as exceptional, such as anomalously large or remote locations (e.g., Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Yellowknife), will have their own locally monitored and regulated living wage index.

The RPC will legislate broad and deep new support systems for victims, those around them, and the accused, during and after the criminal justice process, focused on restoration, healing, reflection, problem-solving, understanding, compassion, and equitable justice.

The RPC will prioritize support for the reunification of immediate families, such as children, parents, and siblings of Canadian citizens.

The RPC will legislate strong 'right to repair' consumer protection rights for all imported goods and all goods manufactured domestically.

The RPC will develop a plan to ensure rural communities have equitable access to personal and commercial banking services as is available to people and businesses in large urban centres.