Lets take a deeper dive:

1. Affordability: Rising costs of housing, food, and energy are squeezing families.
2. Social cohesion and engagement: Mental health struggles, loneliness, political disillusionment, low voter turnout, and a lack of harmony among people are deeply felt.
3. Economic pressures: Local businesses and farmers face financial strain and labor shortages, threatening their survival.

The PPC puts people first. We believe government policies too often fail Canadians, especially those hit hardest by economic challenges. Our plan is practical: balance the budget, eliminate national debt, and prioritize Canada’s financial stability—because we can’t help Canadians if the government is broke. We’ll cut foreign aid, ban foreign ownership of housing to ease price inflation, scrap climate taxes and regulations that drive up costs, and pause immigration until Canada’s economy recovers. These ideas have defined us since 2018. We’ll also restore freedom of expression, a cornerstone of open dialogue. For details, check our platform at peoplespartyofcanada.ca/issues.

An MP’s core duty is to represent and engage with their constituents, understand their needs, and act on them. My psychotherapy experience—helping divided families, couples facing collapse, and individuals in despair—equips me to bridge divides and amplify voices in politics. My top priority is ensuring people feel heard and valued, fostering engagement to address their concerns. I want to see record voter turnout after four years in office, proving people have agency and matter. That’s the accountability we should demand in a democracy, and I’ll work tirelessly to deliver it.