I wish I could rank one of the more popular/less controversial ones above this, but for me what has to come first is putting the primary focus on taxing income that comes from excess wealth instead of focusing so much on income that comes from work. The purpose is to stop the push to privatize everything and properly fund fully complete health care, infrastructure, education, and other needed services (transportation, Canada Post, etc.).

I realize many people either think things are fine or that Carney's Liberals will fix things, but as I see it we're following closely behind the UK in terms of our political progression. The Liberals are shaping up like Starmer's Labour, who promised to end the Conservatives' austerity but instead doubled down on it. They became hugely unpopular as the consequences of austerity unfolded (well before the Epstein/Mandelson scandal) and now their country is at risk of falling to Reform fascism because people are weary, desperate for a change, and don't know who to trust.

On the first sunrise after your 50th birthday, you must walk magnetic north until sundown. You then build a house at your location.

Just remember it's proportional representation that is allowing Netanyahu to keep power. A far right small religious group is giving him the balance of power. So it's not always so simple.

Canada is one of, if not thee richest resource filled countries on Earth

Oil and gas. Forestry, mining, fisheries. Agriculture, tourism... Canada literally has all of this in abundance

Each and every Canadian should own these resources and we should literally be the wealthiest population on the planet.

The fact we are not should anger you and legislation should be created to ensure that we become that

End first past the post.

Every other goal becomes significantly more achievable if we do that.

Next immediate goal after that is UBI.

Technically, you do need the provinces to agree if it's a constitutional issue.

But sure, getting rid of the NWC and bringing in fixed terms+proportional rep would make our long-term stability a lot more guaranteed. Maybe a different federal model where the 8 or 9 Anglo provinces don't all get equal power to Quebec, as well.

Failing that, basic income.

Proportional representation without question

Nationalize all natural resources in Canada. Oil, minerals, water, electricity, you name it.

1. The banning of all future fossil fuel expansion.
2. Criminal charges for any Canadian fighting in the IDF or involved in sending arms to Israel.
3. Require that all vehicles in excess of 2 tonnes require a commercial license to operate. The idea would be that this limit would gradually be reduced to a sensible number over time.
4. Vehicle speed limiters, ideally tied to the region you're in (city/highway).

I know, you asked for one, but there's a lot of stuff to be done.

Immediately end all subsidies and preferential tax treatment of the fossil fuel sector.

Collectivization of all industry. Or if that's too pie in the sky, strengthen and actually enforce local ownership requirements over Canadian news orgs.

National priorities: 1. PR, 2+3. UBI paid by wealth tax, 4. healthcare, 5. nationalization of resource and infrastructure assets. If you can fit all of that in one bill then that counts.

My priority: A new railway bill. Mandate passenger trains having right-of-way over freight, and create a new infrastructure manager tasked to buy/seize, develop and improve railways for passenger or passenger-freight dual use (or +military for triple use) and create a usable national network.

I think the new sovereign wealth fund might do this but if not its heading the right way:

When the government funds a company like a startup or bails out an existing company it should get shares in those companies.

This would allow us to increase the amount of money in our public market which will increase the amount of companies being started in Canada. And the conservatives will be less able to bitch about it because its an investment and running the government like a business. Not that any of them know how to do that.

Ban online gambling.

There's too many that would benefit Canada immensely.

Since most of my first thoughts were already said, maybe criminalising corporate involvement in politics? Or price fixing. Hell, even nationalising necessities would be good (food, housing, utilities - including phone/internet).

Another thought would be requiring a total compensation disparity of no more than 7x - as in, if any employee is being paid $17.85 (current BC minimum), the total compensation for the highest can be, at most $124.95, including stocks and other benefits that can be considered compensation. Its still a fucking insane difference, but much more sane than not having a cap at all.

Basic Income.

Ban algorithmic timelines for all social media, news, and entertainment.

Ban real-time algorithmic pricing.

Enforce a higher standard of driving, tailgating, extreme speed, distracted driving is insane.

The "tithe" law. Profit capped at 10% to keep costs and chicanery down. People and corps taxed at 10% across the board. GST/PST 10% total. Capitalism, but non-aggressive, loaded with social programs. I guess I might as well throw in flying pigs. Yes, pigs should fly, and it oughta be a law.

To allow booking MAID in the future based on developing conditions such as dementia. I definitely want to do this.

Eliminate limited liability for holders of voting shares in corporations. Charges and lawsuits can go after any and all assets of every holder of voting shares in a corporation.

The price of food cannot increase.

Labd value tax