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immigration Close the door to illegal immigration. Establish a long-term immi- gration plan sensitive to Canada's economic needs and public opinion. Vi i5 :> .«. ~ Sodal ResponslbWty Reform social pro- grams and delivery systems to provide better support for those citizens who are truly dis- advantaged and less for those who are not.

Environmental COnservation Balance This pamphlet published by Refonn Fund Canada ..• ~ economic development with environmental on behan of the Reform Party 01 Canada. I~« c 5 c iiii conservation. Encourage formation of envi- I c 8 I < ...... •~ ronmental protection utilities and enterprises, :l >•...- ~ 0 as well as government regulatory agencies t I~ :z: U ~ ~ and programs. *~if~.C:- Allover the world, especially in eastern • Co-ordinating speaking tours by Preston The REFORM PARrY' began with some Europe and the SOvIet Union, reJOrm Manning. Deborah Grey. Stan Waters 3000 members. Today it has well over movements have risen to chaHenge gov- and other party spokespersons to raise 50,000 members and is growing rapidly. ernments and parties that have ignored the the profile of the Party, particularly in will of the people. areas where we are not well known. Reformers come from every walk of life and age group. REFORM PARTYStudents' Socie- While Canada is blessed with democratic • preparing for the expected federal by- ties are being formed at various universities . .freedoms, nevertheless our federal govern- election in the vancouver Quadra riding. ment is shOWing a disturbing tendency to The Party contested 72 ridings in Western impose constitutional, linguistic, and taxa- • Conducting Political Development canada and received 275,000 votes in the tion policies which the public does not sup- Workshops to develop a new type of 1988 Federal election. port. Many feel that canada has moved Federal Politician and Constituency away from a system of "representative and Organization for the 21st century. Deborah Grey. the Party's first Member of responsible democracy" toward a system of Parliament, was elected in the Beaver River "executive federalism" reinforced ~ party • Publishing and distributing our monthly by-election in March of 1989,taking almost discipline. news tabloid, THE REFORMER half the votes cast in a four-way contest.

It is appropriate, therefore, to remind • Raising sufficient funds to finance cur- stan waters was appointed to the Senate Canadians that we have our own "reform rent operations and build a war chest for in 1990 after winning the Alberta Senate tradition": the next federal election. Nomination election of 1989. Senator Waters won that election with 260,000 • Holding a major Party Assembly (Sask- • Prior to Confederation, Upper Canada, votes, defeating the closest of his six rivals atoon, April 4-7, 1991) to update and Lower Canada, and the Maritime colonies by a 2-tO-1 margin. deepen our Party policies and elect a all had Reform parties which worked to new Executive Council. Polls indicate that the REFORM PARTY is replace colonial rule with representative and responsible government. running well ahead of the traditional parties • Conducting a party-wide referendum on in many constituencies in Western Canada, the issues of party expansion and pro- • Western Canada has .produced five with growing support in other provinces. vincial involvement reform movements since 1870 (Riel, the This strong response to a three year old Party Autonomy movement, the Progressive • Launching a constituency-driven can- has encouraged us to plan for the next federal Party, the Social Credit movement, and didate Recruitment and Election Readi- election with confidence and enthusiasm. the CCF) which worked outside the tra- ness Program in preparation for the next ditional federal parties to secure econ- federal election. omic, social. and constitutional reforms.

Many Canadians feel the time has come to At its founding convention in Winnipeg, the revive the reform tradition in Canada, Reform ·Party elected a forceful and arti- under the banner of the Reform Party of culate spokesman, , as Canada, and to use it to prepare Canada Party Leader. constitutionally, economically, and socially for the 21st century. Mr. Manning has been president and chief consultant for a management consulting firm in Edmonton lor 20 years. He comes from a family with a long record ofpolitical service. As an informed student of history, economics and politics, Mr. Manning pro- ~REFORM vides intelligent, clear-thinking leadership PARTY~:NADA to the Reform movement. • Co-ordinating speaking tours by Preston The REFORM PARTY began with some o Become a member of the REFORM PARTY Manning, Deborah Grey, Stan waters 3000 members. Today it has well over OF CANADA (enclose $10.00 cheque pay- and other party spokespersons to raise 50,000 members and is growing rapidly. able to REFORM FUND CANADA) Receipts the profile of the Party, particularly in issued for contributions of $10.00 and over. areas where we are not well known. Reformers come from every walk of life and Receipts not issued for membership fees.. age group. REFORM PARTYStudents' Socie- • Preparing for the expected federal by- ties are being formed at various universities. o Make a financial contribution to the election in the Vancouver Quadra riding. REFORM PARTYOF CANADA (make cheque The Party contested 72 ridings in Western payable to REFORM FUND CANADA). NOTE: • Conducting Political Development Canada and received 275,000 votes in the With )Uur pledge of$IO per month or $120 Workshops to develop a new type of 1988 Federal election. to support the Party )UU will automatically Federal Politician and Constituency receive an attractive Reform memento. Deborah Grey. the Party's first Member of Organization for the 21st century. Contributors are eligible for the federal tax Parliament, was elected in the Beaver River credit i.e., a $120 contribution is eligible for • Publishing and distributing our monthly by-election in March of 1989, taking almost an $85 tax credit so that the actual out-of- news tabloid, THE REFORMER. half the votes cast in a four-way contest. pocket cost is $35.

• Raising sufficient funds to finance cur- Stan waters was appointed to the Senate o Assist REFORM CONSTITUENCY ASSO- rent operations and build a war chest for in 1990 after winning the Alberta Senate CIATION activity in your riding such as the next federal election. Nomination election of 1989. Senator membership recruitment, information Waters won that election with 260,000 initiatives, organization, fund raising, and • Holding a major Party Assembly (Sask- votes, defeating the closest of his six rivals policy development. atoon, April 4-7, 1991) to update and by a 2-to-1 margin. deepen our Party policies and elect a o Organize a local meeting for REFORM new Executive Council. Polls indicate that the REFORM PARTY is PARTY spokespersons. running well ahead of the traditional parties • Conducting a party-wide referendum on in many constituencies in Western Canada, the issues of party expansion and pro- with growing support in other provinces. vincial involvement. This strong response to a three year old Party • Launching a constituency-driven C'an- has encouraged us to plan for the next federal The Party monthly news tabloid, didate Recruitment and Election Readi- election with confidence and enthusiasm. THE REFORMER, to distribute in your ness Program in preparation for the next area (cost: $50.00 per 1,000 plus federal election. shipping and handling costs).

At its founding convention in Winnipeg, the Reform Party elected a forceful and arti- culate spokesman, Preston Manning, as Party Leader.

Mr. Manning has been president and chief consultant for a management consulting firm in Edmonton for 20 years. He comes from a family with a long record of political service. As an informed student of history, economics and politics, Mr. Manning pro- vides intelligent, clear-thinking leadership to the Reform movement.