The Issue
No, we are not talking about “Making Canada Great Again,” nor about nationalism, nor even Canada as just a country. We are talking about Canada as a reasonable society, with a unique blend of growth in all aspects of our life. At the center of this stagnation lies the “limits” of both government and people — yet humans are born to imagine, if not dream. If we set aside petty and partisan politics, surely we can imagine reasonable solutions to return to a pathway of growth, in every aspect of Canadian pride — not just the economy. So please support us by joining us, or by helping us run our party.
What we Believe
We stand for a Canada that acknowledges reality with honesty, yet refuses to stop striving — a nation rooted in spirit, ready to grow beyond its limits.
LIMITATIONS OF GoVERNMENT
Government cannot solve every problem; its role must be honest, accountable, and balanced, leaving space for people to act.
LIMITATIONS OF PEOPLE
People are not without fault; by recognizing our limits and flaws, we can make wiser choices and build a fairer society together.
THE POSSIBILITY OF GROWTH
Growth is more than economics; with imagination and will, Canada can advance socially, culturally, and environmentally for all.
BELIEF IN A CANADIAN SPIRIT
Canada’s strength lies in its spirit — a shared resilience and diversity that inspires us to rise above divisions and move forward.
How are we different
The use of the word “progress” might make us seem like Liberals, and our belief in the limitations of people and government might make us appear like classic conservatives. But no — we can clearly show that we are neither Liberal nor conservative, guided instead by the following principles.
(1) Issue Selection – Not because we chose it
Ever wondered why guns, taxes, or even climate change become political issues? Parties highlight them to stand out, not because they matter most.
(2) Policy Development – In the Broader Interest
Conservative or Liberal, policies often favor narrow gains: removing barriers or creating institutions. We focus on solutions that serve everyone.
(3) Engagement – Driven by All, Not the “Loud Few”
Decisions shouldn’t be shaped by the loudest voices. True engagement means listening to all citizens, not just the most vocal or visible.
“Do you follow any ideology at all?”
“Not having any ideology is, in itself, an ideology,” said a Slovenian philosopher. So, it might be misleading to claim we follow none. What we can say for sure is that we do not subscribe to popular political philosophies—Marxism, Conservatism, Socialism, or Liberalism—because we consider them anachronistic: out of place and out of time. However, we do draw from classic philosophical traditions, both Western and Eastern, selecting timeless and consistent gems of wisdom.