Justice is more than crime and punishment. It includes equal protection of all individual Canadians under our laws. CHP Canada recognizes our heritage of equality as an integral part of justice and would enact laws based on this premise.

Different levels of freedoms and rights for different individuals is not justice, it is injustice. Rights granted to certain groups means that the individuals belonging to that group have special rights over those individuals not belonging to that group. That is injustice.

Canada has experienced erosion of justice through the enactment of legislation that raises the interests or concerns of particular groups above the average Canadian.

Particularly during the COVID pandemic, we saw special rights granted to citizens who accepted government mandated needles while those who refused the COVID needles were vilified as misogynists, racists, terrorists, etc., and had their right to Employment Insurance removed. This is neither equality nor is it democratic to have the government force medical decisions on the population under the threat of reprisals.

CHP would ensure that the rights of ALL Canadians are protected by monitoring all levels of law enforcement to ensure everyone receives equal treatment under the law.

Other Main Planks in our Justice Platform:

Read Criminal Justice & Young Offenders Act

Read Self-Defence
 

Human Rights Commission

Nationwide we have experienced a discrepancy between the spirit of our Constitution and the actions of our Human Rights Commissions. We have seen the rights of individuals violated by HRCs in favour of special group rights.

CHP Canada would monitor very closely the rulings of the HRCs to ensure that Canadian Charter rights are protected from infringement by our government or government organizations.

Freedom of Conscience

Canadians, such as those in the medical profession, have increasingly faced pressure that violates their Charter right to freedom of thought.

During times of political dissent, the easiest route for the government or the courts is to remove the rights of individuals who do not agree with the political agenda of our legislators. 

There can be no doubt that the federal government is charged with protecting the fundamental rights outlined in the Charter. Pressure to strip the rights of medical professionals among others must be curtailed.

CHP Canada will defend the Charter rights of all Canadians against incursion by governments or government organizations.

Democracy and our Constitution

Unelected judges striking laws that have been made by elected officials have seriously impacted democracy in Canada. Those whom we have elected to govern this country have neither the will to stand up to activist judges nor the desire to defend our democratic tradition.

Our democracy is further eroded by the Party line being tightly held by the existing Parties represented in the House of Commons. There is a political price to pay for refusing to vote along Party lines on many issues.

CHP Canada refuses to kowtow to activist judges, special interest groups, and whipped votes that weaken our cultural heritage.

Private Property

Our Constitution fails to recognize the right of Canadians to private property.

This tenet of Socialism is unacceptable in a free country such as Canada.

CHP Canada would seek to amend our Constitution, using the formula outlined in our Constitution.

Protection of Home and Family

We have a right to defend ourselves against harm to our home, self or family.

We cannot depend on police to rescue us when in a dangerous life-threatening situation rather there is a place for self-sufficiency.

Canadians must have the right to defend themselves and their family and, with proper training, Canadians have a right to protect themselves using firearms.

CHP Canada would defend your right to self-defence.

Updated: April 18, 2025