The emphasis on a more fiscally responsible approach to governance suggests a commitment to prudent financial management. This could involve measures to lower down interest rates and inflation and to curb government spending, streamline operations, and prioritize the delivery of essential services.

The commitment to taking bold action on housing indicates a recognition of the housing affordability crisis facing many Canadians. This could involve policies aimed at increasing the supply of affordable housing, addressing homelessness, and supporting initiatives to ensure access to safe and stable housing options for all Canadians. Policies could include cities being required to permit 15% more home building each year as a condition of receiving federal infrastructure funding.

Prioritizing the economic interests of Alberta’s energy sector reflects a commitment to supporting one of Canada’s key industries. Policies will be aimed at promoting growth, investment, and job creation in the energy sector, while also acknowledging the importance of environmental concerns.

Eliminate the tax on farmers and food by immediately passing Bill C-234 in its original form.

The focus on tougher measures to address crime suggests a commitment to enhancing public safety and security. This could involve policies related to law enforcement, judicial reform, and crime prevention initiatives.