Do you know that the Parliament Of Canada has the power to create all of the money necessary to meet our country’s legitimate needs for healthcare, education, the arts and infrastructure but stubbornly refuses to use that power?
Come and Hear THE HONOURABLE PAUL HELLYER, Former minister of national defense, explains how the Canadian prosperity train came off the rails, and exactly how to put it back on again.
Western Canada Tour Dates:
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Winnipeg: October 20, 7:00PM – U of W Campus Centennial Hall (EG Hall-3rd Flr) – 515 Portage Ave
Calgary: October 24, 7:00PM – John Dutton Theatre Library – 616 Macleod Trail SE
Edmonton: October 26, 7:00PM – Central Lions Recreation – 11113 113 Street
Victoria: October 28 – 7:00PM – Camosun College Lansdowne Campus (Fisher 100) – 3100 Foul Bay Road
Vancouver: November 1 – 7:-00PM UBC Campus (Buchanan A201) – 1866 Main Mall
For additional inquires regarding the tour, please email [email protected] and we will try our best to respond to you promptly.
Stop the Press!
Our government wants to sign CETA at a CANADA-EU summit on OCT. 27, 2016
That will be the kiss of death for any worthwhile banking reform that would make Canada prosperous again, and prevent us from using the Bank of Canada creatively as we did from 1939 to 1974 with such amazing success.
CETA is both illegal and immoral because it unilaterally transfers power from parliament to international bankers and transnational corporations, and reverses a thousand years of progress in establishing government of by and for the people since the Magna Carta was signed).
Listen to this urgent message from Paul Hellyer:
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