1. Electoral Reform: In its current state, Canadian politics is far from being a true democracy. By shifting to an electoral system based on Proportional Representation rather than First-Past-The-Post, we can ensure that every voice is heard, empower Canadians to vote in line with their values instead of "strategically" choosing the "lesser evil", force politicians to work across party lines in order to pass legislation, and fight back against the influence of corporate interests.

2. Universal Basic Income: As times change, so must our economic model. By implementing a UBI, we can end poverty and homelessness in Canada, ensure that all communities have access to the resources required to survive and thrive, prevent our workers from falling through the cracks during the energy transition and increasing automation, and strengthen our economy by encouraging entrepreneurship and reskilling.

3. Non-Market Housing: Housing should be a human right, not an investment opportunity. By building affordable, publicly owned homes in Canadian cities, then selling and renting them out at-cost to community members for use as a place to live, we can increase and diversify the housing supply, forcing corporate landlords to lower the market prices.

4. Sovereignty through Diversification: As the United States shows its true colours under the Trump administration, it is increasingly important that we maintain sovereignty over our economy and values. Canada must expand trade with partners aside from the US, ensure that our economic prosperity is not dependent on any one partner, end our dependence on the volatile fossil fuel industry, and begin processing and manufacturing our own resources at home.

5. Pushing for Peace: Canada should not be involved in the military-industrial complex facilitating wars and genocides overseas for the profit of the ruling class. From Palestine and Ukraine to Sudan and Congo, we must encourage ceasefire negotiations, uphold international law, end the export of military goods and technologies, impose sanctions and embargoes on aggressors, and withdraw from NATO. These principles must also be reflected in our domestic affairs as we work towards decolonization and abolition of the carceral state.