Today is Labour Day. It is a day to recognize the people who built this country, and the people who continue to build it every day. The tradespeople who build our homes and infrastructure. The farmers who feed us. The nurses, teachers, factory workers, truck drivers, engineers, small-business owners, miners, mechanics, technicians and countless others whose work rarely makes the…
Statement from the United Canadian Centrist Party on the Renaming of Lake Ontario August 27, 2026 The President of the United States has reached the part of his presidency where he’s renaming lakes. Lake Ontario is Lake Ontario. We’re not going to spend much more time on that. There are far more serious issues facing Canada and the United States…
Sovereignty Is Not Negotiable For Immediate Release — August 25, 2026 Canadians just watched their government walk away from a trade deal rather than surrender a basic marker of national identity — the right to require French-language labelling on goods sold in this country. Whatever one thinks of this government’s broader record, that decision was correct, and the country’s response…
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Toronto, ON — The United Canadian Centrists today reaffirmed that electoral reform will remain the central pillar of its platform, underscoring its commitment to delivering a modern voting system that ensures every Canadian’s voice is reflected in Parliament.
Regarding Recent Government Decisions on Ukraine, Temporary Foreign Workers and the Gordie Howe Bridge