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Party Name General Comments 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Conservative Party Name General Comments 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Conservative Party 3 Green Party 4 Liberal Party 5 NDP 6 People’s Party 7 Animal Protection Party We are a small party. Our candidates and supporters see education for everyone as an important public investment. We advocate for fully funded public education from kindergarten to post graduate studies. I think our goal of removing barriers financial and otherwise ensures that all citizens in Canada can fully participate in all aspects of life in our nation. I think this answers your questions although not the detailed implementation of such a proposal. If we were in power we would research how other countries have implemented such programmes and what best practices exist that would provide guidance as to how to best implement such a programme. Below is our education platform from our web site. Sincerely, Liz White, Leader Animal Protection Party of Canada Party Name General Comments INVESTING IN THE PUBLIC, AS A WHOLE APPC proposes that education be considered a public investment in the nation as a whole, and be fully funded from kindergarten to post-graduate levels including advanced skill training in non- academic fields. For example, removing financial barriers would ensure that most citizens, regardless of personal or family circumstances, could fully participate in and contribute to the economic, cultural, and political life of the nation. It would also ensure that citizens could transition from career to career as necessary. Countries such as Germany, Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Belgium, Greece, and Spain offer various types of free education to both citizens and foreign students. Denmark, for example, offers free education, where students get paid to assist with outside costs. Students over the age of 18 are entitled to six years free study. Students who don’t live with their parents also receive an additional monthly grant to assist with housing and living costs. Danes invest in education through higher taxes providing the government with the funding necessary to invest in education and other important social programs.(1) FOOTNOTE (1) Brad Lengden, The Country Where You Get Paid For Being a Student; Student Problems, 23 February, 2018. 8 CFF - Canada's Fourth Front 9 Canadian Nationalist Party Party Name General Comments 10 Christian Heritage Party See detailed response 11 Communist Party 12 Libertarian Party 13 Marijuana Party Sorry, but it would kind of pointless for me to pretend to answer your questions, since there is no chance we will form the next government. But nevertheless, here is link to a classic five minute bit which provides the overview within which I would consider your kind of questions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILQepXUhJ98 The Reason Education Sucks Those views even more apply to Canada than the USA ... 14 Marxist-Leninist 15 National Citizens Alliance 16 Parti pour l'Indépendance 17 Progressive Canadian Party 18 Rhinoceros Party 19 Stop Climate Change Party Name General Comments 20 The United Party 21 Veterans Coalition Party Party Name 1. What is your party’s position on establishing a national adult literacy policy? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Conservative Party 3 Green Party 4 Liberal Party 5 NDP 10 Christian Heritage Party A national literacy policy would need to be free from the political indoctrination that has become part of our education. A literacy policy should deal with academics and not sexuality. It should be made available to adults and it should develop skills in reading, writing, mathematics and the sciences; social matters must be excluded. Nom du parti 1. Quelle est la position de votre parti concernant l’établissement d’une politique nationale d’alphabétisation des adultes? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Parti conservateur 3 Parti vert 4 Parti libéral 5 NPD Party Name 2. How will your party support collaboration and coordination across government and stakeholders to best support our population’s potential? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Conservative Party 3 Green Party 4 Liberal Party 5 NDP 10 Christian Heritage Party Our Constitution clearly places education under provincial jurisdiction. The federal government could ensure that equal standards are applied throughout our nation. The federal government could also ensure that the curriculum remains one of education and not indoctrination. Nom du parti 2. Comment votre parti soutiendra-t-il la collaboration et la coordination entre le gouvernement et les parties prenantes afin de mieux soutenir le potentiel de notre population? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Parti conservateur 3 Parti vert 4 Parti libéral 5 NPD Party Name 3. How will your party integrate literacy and essential skills development into sectoral policies in areas like employment, health, the environment, settlement, culture, the promotion of the Official Languages, and work with Indigenous peoples? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Conservative Party 3 Green Party 4 Liberal Party 5 NDP 10 Christian Heritage Party The federal government could direct the state broadcaster, CBC, to include adult education programming in their repertoire. Nom du parti 3. Comment votre parti intégrera-t-il l'alphabétisation et le développement des compétences essentielles dans les politiques sectorielles dans des domaines tels que l'emploi, la santé, l'environnement, l'établissement, la culture, la promotion des langues officielles et le travail avec les peuples autochtones? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Parti conservateur 3 Parti vert 4 Parti libéral 5 NPD Party Name 4. How is your party prepared to commit to federal funding for literacy? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Conservative Party 3 Green Party 4 Liberal Party 5 NDP 10 Christian Heritage Party It’s very easy to say that money will be thrown at a problem but CHP Canada believes that, for the sake of future generations, our deficit must be eliminated and our loans repaid. This benefits all Canadians by increasing our take home pay. We would be prepared to look at a plan brought forth by the provinces and consider it with a Sunset Clause in place.. Nom du parti 4. Comment votre parti est-il prêt à s'engager dans le financement fédéral de l'alphabétisation? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Parti conservateur 3 Parti vert 4 Parti libéral 5 NPD Party Name 5. How will your party address the particular literacy needs of Indigenous peoples, people living in official language minority communities, and newcomers to Canada? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Conservative Party 3 Green Party 4 Liberal Party 5 NDP 10 Christian Heritage Party Schools on-reserve must work to the same standards as off-reserve. Teachers should be from within their culture and, as with all schooling, the curriculum should deal with academics and not social programming. Newcomers to Canada should be able to speak one of our official languages. There should be curriculum to bring them up to the accepted Canadian level. This will ensure that children are quickly moved into the age appropriate age in schools, and adults quickly integrated into a work environment. Online courses should be available to ensure language minority communities have access to education in the official language of their choice. Nom du parti 5. Comment votre parti va-t-il répondre aux besoins particuliers en matière d'alphabétisation des peuples autochtones, des personnes vivant dans des communautés de langue officielle en situation minoritaire et des nouveaux arrivants au Canada? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Parti conservateur 3 Parti vert 4 Parti libéral 5 NPD Party Name 6. What is your party’s plan with respect to implementing Canada’s commitments to UNESCO and on the international stage in the fields of literacy and adult education? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Conservative Party 3 Green Party 4 Liberal Party 5 NDP 10 Christian Heritage Party We do not recognize UNESCO as having the authority to dictate Canadian policies. We are a sovereign nation. As a sovereign nation we will determine what assistance will be given to other countries. Nom du parti 6. Quel est le plan de votre parti concernant la mise en œuvre des engagements du Canada auprès de l’UNESCO et sur la scène internationale dans les domaines de l’alphabétisation et de l’éducation des adultes? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Parti conservateur 3 Parti vert 4 Parti libéral 5 NPD Party Name 7. How will your party convene conversations about lifelong learning for adults experiencing challenges because of lower literacy skills? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Conservative Party 3 Green Party 4 Liberal Party 5 NDP 10 Christian Heritage Party Each province will have in place sufficient adult literacy programs. Party Name 7. Comment votre parti organisera-t-il des discussions publiques sur l'apprentissage tout au long de la vie pour les adultes confrontés à des difficultés en raison de compétences réduites en littératie? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Parti conservateur 3 Parti vert 4 Parti libéral 5 NPD Party Name 8. How will you address the fundamental learning needs of those adults who are unable to transition to jobs in the new economy because of lower literacy skills? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Conservative Party 3 Green Party 4 Liberal Party 5 NDP 10 Christian Heritage Party There remains jobs in the building industry, among other areas, that will be suitable for those unable to transition. Jobs in the service sector are also available. People must be granted the dignity of accepting their decision to not upgrade their education. Nom du parti 8. Comment allez-vous répondre aux besoins d'apprentissage fondamentaux des adultes qui sont incapables de faire la transition vers un emploi dans la nouvelle économie en raison de compétences réduites en littératie? 1 Bloc Québécois 2 Parti conservateur 3 Parti vert 4 Parti libéral 5 NPD .
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