Policy Library

The RPC will work to reduce or entirely eliminate the number of government forms, filings, paperwork, processes, and other red tape which are burdensome for businesses and intimidating and confusing for many individuals; this unnecessary complexity was intentionally added as a social barrier to give a further advantage the ultrawealthy with armies of lawyers and accountants - at the detriment of everyone else.

The RPC will increase the CBC's budget and strengthen protection against future governments' ability to defund or editorialize our vital national media.

The RPC will increase the CRTC's budget, strengthen protection against future governments' ability to defund the organization or politicize their policy decisions, and expand their purview of oversight and power to enact meaningful and effective regulations.

The RPC will legislate new federal labour standards and requirements which require gig workers to be treated equally with other worker classes, especially as it pertains to minimum wage, vacation, and other benefits.

The RPC would immediately recognize the State of Palestine following the pre-1967 borders and commit to providing long-term humanitarian relief and rebuilding support.

The RPC will legislate standards for case completion times, at all levels of the justice system which consider the impacts on victims and the accused caused by unreasonable delays and will set the justice system budget accordingly to consistently meet those compassionate justice standards.