First Peoples National Party of Canada

First Peoples National Party of Canada

Leader: William Morin (interim)

http://www.fpnpoc.ca/
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The First Peoples National Party seeks advance the issues of the Aboriginal peoples in Canada. Founded in 2004, the party intends to increase indigenous participation in politics by nominating candidates in electoral districts with large Aboriginal populations.

 

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Issue Area Policy Source
Democratic Reform The primary goal of the FPNP is bring the culture of 'Inclusion' to parliament and to invite the Government of Canada and Canadians to recognize the fundamental flaw in our governing structures, systems and our shared histories. FPNP
Encourage grassroots political participation. FPNP
Abolish the Senate and create a First Nations House equal to that of the present Parliament. FPNP
Education Implement compulsory Native Studies courses for high school and university students. FPNP
Environment Promote sustainable development, conservation, and economic de-growth. FPNP
Respecting traditional ways and the Earth. FPNP
First Nations and Northern Communities First Nations peoples must have their own place recognized and respected in the governing of Canada. FPNP
Respect the spiritual and cultural values of all Canadians. FPNP
 
 

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