In seditious ways, the extreme right undermines Canada's interests

The far-right is actively undermining Canada's interests, leaving us vulnerable to Trump's threats against our sovereignty.

The center-right, which disguises itself with a left-leaning facade during election periods, is insisting on a criticism-free elevation of a banker who professes concern for inequality while proposing measures that exacerbate it. This individual also claims to prioritize climate issues while endorsing policies that are likely to harm the environment.
His justification rests on the notion that he is not a traitor and will work to maintain the country's independence, despite clear opportunities for him to strengthen Canada against Trump's aggression, which he seems disinclined to pursue.

The vaguely centrist party, which is mistakenly labeled as leftist simply because its main rivals lean further right, is largely inactive, failing to present a genuine leftist alternative to counter the Liberal Party's status quo and the Conservative Party's alarming shift towards fascism. As a result, it risks becoming irrelevant in Parliament due to its own missteps.

Other political parties are effectively marginalized by the undemocratic first-past-the-post electoral system and are struggling to assert their relevance within the constraints of their limited capabilities.

Moreover, evidence-based discussions on critical policy issues are increasingly unwelcome among these groups, as partisanship continues to obstruct meaningful dialogue, compromise, and the genuine representation of all citizens' needs.
Michael Nabert