Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer and Astra Zeneca have lost uncounted numbers of lawsuits and had to pay out tens of billions of dollars for harm they knew their products (e.g. Vioxx, Bextra, Celebrex, opioids) would cause. That makes those companies convicted felons.  That, and the deals to grant them immunity from prosecution for COVID-19 vaccines, raises a red flag.

At the most liberal interpretation of deaths "caused" by COVID-19, when compared to the most conservative, stingy, nit-picky count of deaths from Spanish Flu in 1918, the Spanish Flu is ten times more deadly, forty times more if you consider the smaller world population.  500 times more deadly when you recognize that only 8 percent of COVID-19 deaths were solely COVID-19; the other 92 percent had other causes listed on the certificate.

Strong families take care of their own - kids, teens, siblings, parents. Fractious families leave people unable to afford homes, and divorced/separated families end up having to pay for two homes instead of one when support payments are involved.

This is not a CHP policy, but since the CHP promotes free enterprise, it would be an innovative effort to stop-check legislators of previous Parliaments.

For example, the dairy pools in each province and sub-region should be allowing in up to 10 percent product from foreign sources that adhere to our standards of quality and hormone-free source. This allows Canadian producers to stay in business, but promotes them to gain efficiencies.  Not 10 percent of the Canadian market - it would be 10 percent of each limited dairy pool area in Canada (10% of southern Alberta, 10% of southwestern Ontario, 10% of southern Quebec, etc.). US allows bovine growth hormone by milking pregnant cows - such milk would be prohibited from Canada, and if discovered, would result in temporary suspension of imports.

China has no respect for human rights and justice. We must stop rewarding their abuse of our people. Let those who admire China's communism and dictatorship MOVE there and stay! Let's have our country back for free-minded Canadians!

Ideally, Canada should prefer relations with the democratic society of the Republic of China, on the island of Taiwan, which has free speech and free elections, while willing to recognize both governments within the territories they now administer.

The loans would be made to governments and crown corporations, and could be used to repair the crumbling infrastructure from the last time this program was used up to the end of the 1960s. Work necessitates workers and contractors and equipment, so equipment is made and sold, workers are hired, they get paid, they buy homes and go on vacations, and income taxes, property taxes and sales taxes are collected to help pay the loans back.  Win, win, win!

If you have a gun in your possession while committing a crime, your sentence should be doubled.  If it is a loaded gun, quadrupled.  If you fire the gun, your sentence should be 12 times the usual.  This makes it extremely punishing to have a gun while engaged in theft, assault, break-and-enter, money laundering, extortion, etc.

Since substances and porn are smuggled into prisons, everyone, the warden and police included, should submit to a search on entering a penitentiary, and all substances present removed in a comprehensive sweep. Possession should be disciplined with reduced privileges, all of which should be earned, not granted liberally. Good conduct should be recognized with privileges. Inmates should be respected as human beings while still disciplined for the offences they committed - guards must respect the innate human dignity of the inmates.

David Milgard, Donald Marshall, Guy-Paul Morin, Stephen Truscott - all convicted on circumstantial evidence. They would be safer under CHP's policy than Truscott was under the old law.

Personally, I do not want to see anyone executed if they are securely in custody, and I would take great offence if I saw anyone celebrating an execution being carried out, even a man as vile in behaviour as Clifford Olsen or Robert Pickton.

After election results are counted, each party's non-winning candidates should be put in order by percentage of votes received, and those who did best in their ridings should fill a seat in Parliament, having demonstrated they have support by voters compared to other candidates of the same party.

The list system used in most countries abuses public preference by letting the party decide who it wants in, and is vulnerable to deal-making and deal-trading that means those chosen owe their allegiance to those they "bought off" to get a high placement.