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Conservative Party of Canada

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The Conservative Party platform is that now is not the time for instability. Canadians are concerned for their children future and their jobs. Our Prime Minister Stephen Harper, will try and meet their goals and they will try and stay on course.
Issue by Issue
Environment
* Canadian families will have safe environment as possible, clean water and air. * $1 billion in support to have research done on clean energy, projects such as carbon capture and storage. * $1 billion to supports pulp and paper mills to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases. * $252 million to address climate change and air quality.
Health
* Our heath care will increase 30 billion per year in 2013 to 2014. * To encourage more Canadians to have more healthy habits through Health Canada’s Healthy Eating Awareness and Education Initiative. * New health warnings on tobacco products in 2011 through the Tobacco Act. * They are setting newer guidelines in the amount of found cadmium in children’s jewelry.
Students
* Investing more than $10 billion in student’s education. * Investing $2.5 billion in helping students in their educations through loans, scholarships and grants. * Help of the cost of textbooks by creating a new textbook tax credit.

New Democratic Party of Canada

Platform: Tom Mulcair believes that it’s time to stop the 400-page omnibus bills.
Commission
Aboriginal People: * Encouraging the aboriginal people to participate in the Canadian politics. * New Democrat Aboriginal Commission gets all the Aboriginal People, First Nations, Métis and Inuit into the party as members, supporters and candidates.
LGBT:
* Make sure that the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered people have all equal rights and opportunities.

People living with disabilities: * Make sure they have equal opportunities too. * All disabled Canadians will have support

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