This issue provides a report on the Annual General Meeting and Craig Hodgins' report on Election Plans for 2011. Karen Selick presents the case for legalizing the sale of raw milk. Allen Small advises us what's wrong with McGuinty's plans for full-day kendergarten. Jim McIntosh reports on Paolo Fabrizio's tireless activities in Barrie and we reprint one of his letters published in the Barrie Examiner.
Volume 30 Number 1 Fall 2009
John Kittredge is our candidate in the September 17 by-election in St. Paul's. Chairman Heath Thomas reflects on the recession, bailout and expected tax increases, and how it can be used to our advantage. We have a story about "Heidi's Bar" that provides an explanation for the financial crisis that is easy to understand. Craig Hodgins, our Campaign Director, explains our goals for the 2011 General Election and asks for candidates and money to help reach them. The Party is sponsoring Ezra Levant on September 26 to talk about his inquisition by the Human Rights Commission. Allen Small explains how we can use Operation Politically Homeless at this year's "Word On The Street" event to increase our name recognition and possibly gain a few new members.
Read it here.
Volume 29 Number 4 Summer 2009
This issue includes a media release on McGuinty's budget, a report on the Marijuana March and Toronto Freedom Festival by Jack Morawetz, and Doug Burn's editorial on the proposed coalition of the Liberals, Bloc and NDP Parties. Zork Hun writes an open letter to his MP criciizing the stimulus spending. Jean-Serge Brisson describes Mike Kennedy's latest appeal of his smoking conviction.
Read it here.
Volume 29 Number 3 Spring 2009
Paolo Fabrizio runs against PC Leader John Tory in the Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock By-election on March 5, 2009.
Leader Sam Apelbaum discusses the current economic crisis and compares statist versus Austrian solution and hopes it will help the libertarian cause.
Deputy Leader Jean-Serge Brisson describes his weekends "doing time."
Treasurer Jim McIntosh provides the Annual Financial Report and 2009 Expense Budget.
And we have announcements for the annual BBQ, Pub Nights in six locations, and John Stossel's ABC special.
Read it here.
Volume 29 Number 2 Winter2008
This issue includes a report on the Leadership Convention and lists
the new Executive. Larry Stevens recommends we infiltrate the public
school system to introduce courses on libertarianism. We have the results
for Libertarian Candidates in the Federal Election and George Dance writes about
the spirit of liberty.
Read it here.
Volume 29 Number 1 Fall 2008
This issue describes
the Leadership Convention and lists the potential Libertarian candidates for the
October 14 Federal Election. Sam Apelbaum describes five libertarian
fallacies. George Dance remembers Vince Miller and argues for the
amendments to the Constitution and Statement of Principles. Larry Stevens
explains why he's leaving the Party and Jim McIntosh argues why he should stay.
Read it
here.
Volume 28 Number 4
Summer 2008
This issue has details of
the Party's Leadership Convention, including amendments to the Constitution and
Statement of Ultimate Goals. Zork Hun compares his encounters with
socialist officials in Thailand to Andy Barry on CBC. Larry Stevens
discusses anarchy, anarchism and government. George Dance describes the
new leader of Libertarian Party of Canada and the US Libertarian Party's
presidential candidate. Jim McIntosh explains why he believes the
Libertarian Party will never need to compromise its principles.
Read it here.
Volume28 Number 3
Spring 2008
Jean-Serge Brisson is fighting the indefinite suspension of his driver's license.
Sam Apelbaum presents the Libertarian position on health care, education, the environment and poverty.
George Dance reviews the Ron Paul Revolution.
Jim McIntosh presents the financial statement for 2007 compared to 2006.
Read more.
Volume 28 Number 2 Winter 2007
Our 25 Candidates won over 9,000 votes in
the October 10 provincial election. This issue has the results for each
candidate. Leader Sam Apelbaum comments on our progress and Chairman
George Dance quotes the reasons our members gave for running. Jim McIntosh
reports on the Annual General Meeting, including a summary of the presentations
made by Brett Skinner, Avril Allen and Gerry Nichols. Larry Stevens helps
us to distinguish our friends from our foes.
Read more.
Volume 28 Number 1
Fall 2007
This issue
announces speakers for the Annual General Meeting. The list of candidates
is updated. Chairman George Dance decides to run as a 'paper' candidate
and make a donation to cover the Nomination Deposit. Jim McIntosh provides
answers to the ArtSelect'07 committee looking for more "funding" (or taxpayer
dollars) for arts and culture. Jim considers the proposed
Multiple Member Proportional voting system bad for Ontario, but it could be
good for the Party. Larry Stevens sees an opening on the right for
Libertarians. Read more.
Volume 27 Number 4
Summer 2007
This issue contains a list of members who have agreed to be candidates in the October 10 General Election.
George Dance compares customer service at public libraries with liquor stores.
Larry Stevens wonders when our childhood will end.
Doug Burn tells Big Brother to Flick Off!
We report on the BBQ and on philosopher and author Jan Narveson's ideas on the fundamental principles of Libertarianism.
Sam Apelbaum recommends a speech delivered by prominent science fiction author Michael Crichton.
Read more
Volume 27 Number 3
Spring 2007
Announcements: BBQ May 27; Barrie Pub Nights. Larry Stevens
explains how global warming affects CO2, and how property rights protects good
fishing areas. George Dance explains how you can help us in the election
this fall. We answer the question, "What about the poor?" Jim
McIntosh provides financial statements for 2006 compared to 2005.
Read more.
Volume 27 Number 2
Winter 2006
George Dance shares his memories
of Kaye Sargent.
We share some libertarian quotes from the late Milton Freidman.
And we have a complete report of the Annual General Meeting, including
reports from the Vice-Chair, Recording Secretary, and Treasurer.
Read more.
Volume 27 Number 1
Fall 2006
Jim McIntosh appeals to the
Ontario Landowners. George Dance considers changing our Statement of
Principles and wants your ideas. The Stratford Beacon Herald
published Paddy McQuade's letter wondering which vice will be regulated next.
Libertarians contest the by-election to replace Gerard Kennedy. Michael
Cloud motivated Libertarians at the Libertarian Party of Canada convention last
May. Our two latest media releases were included with this newsletter
Read more.
Volume 26 Number 4
Summer 2006
Read about "Operation
Politically Homeless." Stefan Molyneux assures us that life with less
government is not as distant as you might think. Jim McIntosh writes about
the Tobacco Farmers' protest in Delhi on March 27. We also provide some
background on Parkdale-High Park where a by-election is expected to replace
Gerard Kennedy.
Read more.
Volume 26 Number 3
Spring 2006
This issue includes recent media
releases regarding CUPE's threat to strike and the Ontario Organ Donation Bill;
Our
media releases are getting us air time on Toronto’s AM640 radio. Also included is a tribute
to Harry Brown and our financial report for 2005.
Volume 26 Number 2
Winter 2005
This issue includes a report on the Leadership
Convention with a brief summary of the presentations made by three
speakers.
Alan Mercer describes his
by-election campaign in Scarborough-Rouge River. George Dance explains
why we have a window of opportunity in the January 23 Federal Election.
Jean-Christophe Roux discusses why we should focus on cutting government
spending rather than reducing taxes. Editor Doug Burn considers which
is the lesser of two evils and sees hope for libertarian ideas. He also
describes ten web sites of interest to libertarians and political
junkies.
Volume 26
Number 1 Fall 2005
Volume 25 Number 4
Summer 2005
Volume 25 Number 3
Spring 2005
Annual Party BBQ - May 15
Philip Benders Challenges Tory Leader
LPC Convention May 21 & 22
Leader’s
Report
Honoring the Legacy of Ayn Rand
Community Currency
Some History of Money
Health Savings Accounts
Volume 25 Number 2 Winter 2004
Ottawa Dinner Meeting
Resisting the Smoking Police – Wednesday January 12
Community Currency—Wednesday February 9
Annual General Meeting Report: - Fighting Back
Leader’s Report
Chairman’s Report
Pay More and Get Less: The Reality of Canada’s Medicare Monopoly
Free Speech Outlawed — Jim McIntosh
Volume 25 Number 1 Fall 2004
Volume 24 Number 4
Summer 2004
Volume 24 Number 3 Spring 2004
Volume 24 Number 2 Winter 2003
BLACKOUT
COVERAGE
Educational Freedom
Volume 23 Number 4 Summer 2003
Volume 23 Number 3 Spring 2003
Spring Has Rites!
Election Kick-off Rally
Campaign Manager Elected
Leader’s
Report - By Sam Apelbaum
Help Re-Register The LPC
Leader’s Report - By Sam Apelbaum
Chairman’s Report - By George Dance
‘Revolutions’, A Novel
Jaworski Reconsiders ‘Voluntary’ National ID Card Option
Self-Defence and Politics
- by
John Shaw
Stop The Presses! Canada’s ‘National Newspaper’ Publishes Kyoto Critique
Treasurer's Report – Jim
McIntosh
Volume
22, Number 4 Summer, 2002
Never A Dull Moment - By Mary Lou Gutscher
Convention Notice
No Cigar For This Washington Intern
By Peter Jaworski
Leader’s Report
-
Sam Apelbaum
Talking Trash
By George Dance
– Party Chairman
On Being a Libertarian Candidate
- By Jim McIntosh
City of Toronto Should Butt Out
- By Emily Monroy
Youth For Liberty Summer Camp
- By Peter Jaworski
A License to Parent? - By Emily Monroy
Volume
22, Number 3 Spring, 2002
Spring has Rites
Y4L
Spring Camp
Convention Notice
Pub Nights
Let's Keep
Volunteering Voluntary
Leader's Report - Sam
Apelbaum
Government Or Anarchy
- George Dance
Milton
Friedman On School Vouchers - Peter Jaworski
Give Yourself a 75%
Tax Break Marcel Dignard
New Selection of Essays by Jan Narveson
Treasurer's Report -
Jim McIntosh
Volume
22, Number 2 Winter, 2001
The
Harris Legacy - By George Dance
The
Harris Legacy – By John Shaw
Leader’s
Report – Sam Apelbaum
Election
Campaign Project Plan – By Jim McIntosh
Libertarianism
and Canada's Claim to Moral Superiority - excerpt from a Speech by Prof
Bruce Freed
FINTRAC
– A Danger To Us All - Robert Shapton
Get
Involved - By Mary Lou Gutscher
Thank
The CRTC for Internet Screw Ups - An Open Letter By John Shaw
Volume
22, Number 1 Fall, 2001
Notice of Annual
General Meeting
Youth for Liberty Summer
Camp
International Walk for
Capitalism
WTC
Disaster Reveals Best and Worst of Tribalism
Leader's Report
9/11 Causes Us To Prioritize
Questioning
the Ontario Health Care Questionnaire
The Welfare State Is A Fraud
Ontario's
Education System Fails Students and Taxpayers
Volume
21, Number 4 Summer, 2001
Election
Planning Dominates June Dinner Meeting Agenda
Red
Deer Oil Worker To Form Alberta Libertarian Party
Youth
for Liberty Summer Camp July 28-29
Libertarian
Party Events
What
Are Politicians Worth?
Party
Of Choice
Free
Trade And Its Enemies
OCAP
= Extortion - An Open Letter
"Whose
Head Is It Anyway?"
Health
Care on Critical List
Volume
21, Number 3 Spring, 2001
Celebrate
Spring With a Day in the Country
Campus
Libertarians Go Head-to-Head With Anti-Globalists at FTA
Please Find Enclosed
Crisis in Public
Education
Leader's Report
Chairman's Report
Treasurer's Report
Costa
Rica - A Hot-Bed Of Libertarian Activity
Government Pays You
to Smoke!
Election Campaign
Planning
Campaign Director Wanted
In Memory of Cliff
Sargent
Your
"Party of Choice"
New
Party Member Kicks Butt
US
Election Browne Out?
Leader's
Report
The
Popularity of Libertarian Principles
Chairman's
Report
Upstart
Marijuana Party Wins 0.52% of Federal Election Votes
Treasurer's
Report
Queen's
Park Gives Green Light to Asset Seizures
A
Martyr's Death
AGM
Report
Webmaster
Q&A
Land Owners Are Not Servants
Former MP to Address Proportional Representation
Record
Turnout for ISIL Conference
Leader’s
Report Sam Apelbaum
Chairman’s
Report George Dance
Who’s
Next? You Choose
Browne
Ties Buchanan In Presidential Poll
Volume 20, Number 4 Summer, 2000
Calendar
of Events
ISIL's
20th Anniversary Conference - London Ontario
Learn
How "Species At Risk Act" Puts Your Rights At Risk - June 8 dinner
meeting
LPC
Convention Report
Leader's
Report
Marc
Emery In The News
Chairman's
Report
New
List Serve Scheduled for Late June
Dr.
Liuk 'Kicks Butt'
Libertarian
of the Century
Talking
Points: The Environment
Libertarian
Presidential & VP Candidates To Be Nominated at US LP Convention
Volume 20, Number 3 Spring, 2000
A Day in the Country
Stand
Up to the Health Fascists
Post
This on Your Fridge, Upcoming Events
Leader's Report
– Sam Apelbaum
Chairman's Report – George Dance
ISIL's 20th Anniversary World Libertarian Conference
Help Revive the Libertarian Party of Canada
Operation Politically
Homeless - Kimberly Crawley
Treasurer's Report - Jim
McIntosh
Volume 20, Number 2, Winter 1999
Convention Builds Momentum for 2000 Many new
faces, hotly contested elections, a renewed sense of optimism going forward.
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World Libertarian
Conference Comes to Ontario in 2000
Campaign Barbecue
Leader’s Report
by Sam Apelbaum, Party Leader
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Chairman's Report – George Dance, Party Chairman
Election Report – Sam Apelbaum, Party Leader
Treasurer's Report - Jim McIntosh
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Party Appoints
Campaign Director
Canadian Tax Revolt Leader Cites LP
Pre-election Report
by Sam
Apelbaum, Party Leader
Smokin' by George Dance, Party Chairman
Canada's Own War of Independence?
Lady Godiva - Y1K Libertarian
|
Jesse Ventura -
Libertarian Governor
Santa Claus - Judgmental, Generous and
Libertarian
Meet the Candidates
* Gayle Remisch, London
* John Genser, Schomberg
|
|
Oxford Libertarians
Host AGM
A Fundamental Distinction
by Sam
Apelbaum, Party Leader
Looking South for Inspiration
by George
Dance, Party Chairman
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Famous
Libertarians
Meet the Candidates -
* Paul Barker, Toronto
* Jean Serge Brisson, Ottawa
CRTC Public Hearing on "New
Media"
|
Who Said That?
See if you can name the author of these
quotations - a quiz.
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Economic Crisis
& Other Absurdities
by Sam
Apelbaum, Party Leader
OLP Founder Bruce Evoy
by George
Dance, Party Chairman
The Libertarian Reader:
A Book Report
by Doug Burn
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We're Not Alone
by Doug Burn
OLP Picnic
by Jim
McIntosh
AirCare Program Just Blows Smoke
Fraser Institute
Press Release
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- Parent Teacher Night -- With A Difference! by Doug Burn
- Darkness and Light by Sam Apelbaum, Party Leader
- Applied Liberty by George Dance, Chairman
Volume 17, Number 3, Winter 1995
- "Common
Sense" Revolution in Ontario: With mammoth spending cuts that do
not add up to savings, a debt that continues to increase, and a tax cut
promise that is increasingly under attack and increasingly hard to
deliver, the Tories' economic revolution appears to be beginning to spin
out of control.
- Bill 26
- A Health Hazard: The Savings and Restructuring Act threatens the privacy
of patients and drastically restricts the mobility of doctors attempting
to set up or relocate a practice.
- Ad
Campaign Launched: in the Globe and Mail.
- A
Message from the Leader: Our Leader explains why we have an
unprecedented opportunity to achieve political success, and what we must
do to seize this opportunity.
Volume 17, Number 2, Summer 1995
- The 1995
Provincial Election: Many Libertarians performed well in this
election. But this election does not call for congratulations. Rather, it
calls for firm resolve: for the sake of our province, our futures, and our
children's futures, we can and must do better.
- A Common
Sense Look at the "Common Sense Revolution": The PCs won on
a quasi-Libertarian economic program. That a major party can adopt
Libertarian views is promising; that it can win with them, even better.
But can the PCs follow through? Indications are that they will not.
- News
& Events
George Dance Succeeds to Leadership
Annual Meeting October 28
- Association
News