New Democratic Party of Canada – Communist Party of Canada – Parti Communiste du Canada

Brief to the Special Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reform

Civil and Democratic rights | Conservative Party of Canada | Electoral Reform | Electoral rights | Federal elections | Liberal Party of Canada | National self-determination | New Democratic Party of Canada

Brief to the Special Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reform

October 8, 2016October 10, 2016

The Communist Party of Canada is a registered political party with a 95 year history of fighting for peace, democracy, and socialism. Our party was the first political party in Canada to call for proportional representation. We maintain that any discussion about electoral reform should begin with scrapping the anti-democratic “Un-Fair Elections Act” imposed by…

Canada and the Fightback: 38th Central Convention, Main Political Report, Section two.

38th Central Convention | Aboriginal and Indigenous peoples struggles | Alberta | Anti-racism | Black Lives Matter | British Columbia | Central Committee | CETA | Civil and Democratic rights | Climate change | Communist Party of Canada | Conservative Party of Canada | CPC Campaigns | CPC Central Convention | Economic Crisis | Education | Electoral Reform | Environment | Farmers | Federal elections | Health Care | Housing | Idle No More | Immigrant and migrant struggles | Islamophobia | Labour | Leap Manifesto | Liberal Party of Canada | Manitoba | Marxism | NAFTA | National self-determination | New Democratic Party of Canada | Nova Scotia | Occupy movement | Oil and Gas Royalty Policy | Ontario | Parti Quebecois | Peace and disarmament | Police and prisons | Privatization | Provincial politics | Public Services | Quebec Common Front | Quebec politics | Quebec Solidaire | Quebec student strike | Queer community | Taxation | Temporary Foreign Worker Program | TPP | Trade Agreements | Violence against women | Women and gender equality

Canada and the Fightback: 38th Central Convention, Main Political Report, Section two.

August 25, 2016July 13, 2025

The 38th Central Convention of our Party follows a major political upheaval in the recent federal election, and a new escalation of the global economic crisis which emerged in 2007-08. Initially, the Canadian economy was buffered to some degree by exports of fossil fuels and other natural resources, and because Canada’s megabanks were somewhat less…

Keynote address – 36th Central Convention, CPC

38th Central Convention | Aboriginal and Indigenous peoples struggles | Alberta | Anti-fascism | Anti-racism | Brazil | Central Committee | Civil and Democratic rights | Climate change | Communist Party of Canada | Conservative Party of Canada | CPC (Alberta) | CPC (BC) | CPC (Manitoba) | CPC (Ontario) | CPC Central Convention | Environment | History of the CPC | International Communist Movement | International relations and global solidarity | Labour | Leap Manifesto | Liberal Party of Canada | Marxism | National self-determination | New Democratic Party of Canada | Parti communiste du Quebec | Parti Quebecois | Peace and disarmament | Quebec politics | Quebec Solidaire | Stop the TPP campaign | TPP | Trade Agreements | Women and gender equality

Keynote address – 36th Central Convention, CPC

June 19, 2016July 13, 2025

Keynote address delivered by Elizabeth Rowley, leader of the Communist Party of Canada at the occasion of the Parties 38th Central Convention in Toronto. Comrade Chair and Comrades: We open this convention with a warm welcome to all of the Delegates and Alternates who have traveled from all over Canada to attend this 38th Convention…