March 2020

By-Election Wrap Up

Ken Lewis at the debates in Ottawa-Vanier

By-elections are generally an unwanted but necessary disruption for all political parties. We scramble to find candidates and try to convince voters that this is just as important as a general election. Running one in February, however, comes with a different set of challenges, with snow and cold weather at the top of that list. Having to put up signs in melting then falling snow ramps that up even more.

The End of the Beginning, Part 2

Jean-Serge Brisson on Laptop

This is a continuation of Jean-Serge Brisson’s article published in the Winter 2019 issue of Bulletin.

When the news of my victory died down after the GST trial, I didn’t know what I would do to force a resolution to the situation I was in. I mean, I didn’t do all of this just for kicks. As per my comments to the investigator back in 1994, my intent was to end this practice of slavery by small business for the government.

Join the Party

The Ontario Libertarian Party has three classes of members: regular members, associate members, and free members. Regular members can vote at conventions, become a candidate and run as a member of our Executive Committee. To become a voting member you must accept the statement "I am for individual liberty". Anyone can become an associate member to support our party but associate members cannot vote. Anyone who accepts the statement, “I wish to be a Free Member of the Ontario Libertarian Party” shall be a Free Member of the Party.

Bylaws

Article 1 - Vision

The Vision of the Party shall be: "Communities of freedom, harmony, and abundance."

Article 2 - Mission

The Mission of the Party shall be: "To enable endless possibilities through recognition of, respect for, and protection of individual liberty."

Article 3 - Values

The Values of the Party shall be:

Constitution

Article 1 - Name

The name of this organization shall be the “Ontario Libertarian Party,”

hereinafter referred to as the “Party.”

Article 2 - Duration

The duration of the Party shall be perpetual.

Article 3 - Purpose

The purpose of the Party is to modify the political structure and social environment of Ontario to provide the greatest amount of freedom for individuals. To that end the Party shall:

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Our Commitment to Protecting Your Privacy

Your privacy is important to us. The Ontario Libertarian Party will respect your privacy through the protection of any of your personal information that you provide to us. We take great care to keep both confidential and secure all personal information in our possession.