What Canada is to us
Beauty, Opportunity, Adversity—that is Canada to us. Canada is the landscapes that draw people in, the opportunities that spark ambition, and the adversities that build resilience. A Canadian is someone who comes for the beauty, stays despite the challenges, and moves themselves and our nation forward with determination.
Our Plan for Canada
‘Make Canada Strong and Free’ sounds like a great slogan—but how will you truly make Canada strong and free? Buzzwords like ‘resilient’ (Carney) or ‘unleash’ (Poilievre) mean nothing if the plan itself is weak. Can we, the Justice Party, do better?
economy as the primary driver of wellbeing
Whether you are liberal, conservative, or a social democrat, a strong economy helps everyone do better. When it comes to the economy, wealth creation, opportunity utilization, and need evaluation will be our focus.
justice as the basis of government
There are enough laws in Canada, and there is no need to create new ones—but we still have a long way to go in enforcing them with care, responsibility, and proper oversight.
progress as the foundation of society
Even Jesus Christ supported progress and advancement. But progress doesn’t mean expanding only one part of society—it means fostering the growth of society as a whole.
Liberty as the ESSENCE of individual freedom
Happy people create a happy society. People differ in what makes them happy, but we can all agree that liberty is the foundation for the pursuit of happiness.
Our Political Principles
Canadian politics is often driven by ideology—not because it works, but because it’s imposed. It divides us into rigid camps, prioritizing party victories over people’s needs. Yet Canadians consistently show that ideology holds little sway. From coast to coast, we share a common desire: to thrive in a fair society. The Justice Party rejects divisive dogma, uniting Canadians around practical solutions that reflect our shared values—resilience, opportunity, and fairness for all.
People should Thrive
“People” does not mean those of the future or those of the past—it means the people of the present, who came from the past and form the foundation of the future. They should thrive, for without their thriving, the past becomes meaningless and there is no future.
Society be Fair
Fairness does not mean “restoring” events to some point in history. It means considering present circumstances, resolving issues so no one takes undue advantage, and ensuring everyone receives a fair and favourable outcome.
Government be Accountable
Why did we pick accountability? Because we believe governments can always do better in this regard. This attribute is crucial for a nation to remain a nation in the future—true to the vision of its people and its founders in the past.
Geopolitics that Makes Sense
Our geopolitics has to make sense to the Canadian people and support the nation’s long-term sustainability in the international arena, where games are played for their own benefit—trade, military, foreign policy—all must align with our internal goals.
Actively Define Canada
Contrary to popular belief, not everything comes from America—we import only a quarter of our needs. Though America is an inspiration, neither our politics nor our society has to import our identity or the way things are done from the United States.
Have a dream..
Canada should have aims and ambitions—not in pursuit of dominance or global hegemony, but in building a clear, enduring, and purpose-driven vision of its own, firmly rooted in our history, heritage, values, strengths, and the long-term role we seek to play in the world.
How are we different from the rest?
The first thing: None of the current parties could be called Democratic—try joining as a member and working your way through the ranks. Or how about applying to become a Candidate? All the current parties have their own agendas (which are different from the needs of the country or the needs of the Canadian people), they have internal factions, multiple power groups, cut-throat competition, trades, favours, and money—lots of money involvement, usually in tens of thousands of dollars, occasionally, in the millions. Favoritism rules in any of the parties against talent, merit, or passion for the country and people. At the Justice Party we are adamant to change this—for without this, we could not call ourselves a credible new party.
transparent and easily accessible
You want to know what we’re doing? It’s all out there. We’re open about everything; decisions, plans, all of it—for you.
mandated to listen, meet
We’re here to hear you, not ignore you. We meet you where you are, listening to your ideas, because Canada’s people come first.
opportunity for everyone
We’re here to hear you, not ignore you. We meet you where you are, listening to your ideas, because Canada’s people come first.
no malicious politics
Sick of vengeful, vicious politics? We’re done with that. You deserve better—we’re fighting for honest, fair politics that puts Canada first