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and Contributions Disclosure Act. The COR Party was struck from the register because two conflicting groups in the party claimed different persons were officers of the party. The party presented different addresses of record. The conflicting groups had different interpretations of the COR Party Constitution. As the Chief Electoral Officer did not have the authority to resolve such issues, he referred the participants in the dispute to the courts. Neither side in the dispute applied to the courts in an effort to resolve the problem, and the party did not run any candidates
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We believe that during the last 25 years Canadians have been unable to change things because of the political and economic bankruptcy of old line parties who encourage the enshrinement of flawed vision of Canada's future, a politically imposed Canadian Constitution, the greed of big business and the
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Our policies have also been influenced by the cavalier attitude of the present government with regard to how its spends the taxpayer's dollar, its contempt for the nation's ever increasing national debt and its inability to address the rising unemployment that is eroding the foundations of Canadian
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On 17 June 1996, the Chief Electoral Officer of Alberta, cancelled the registration of the Confederation of Regions Party of Alberta and the party was struck from the Register of Alberta Political Parties because the party failed to comply with the registration requirements of the Election Finances
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Our goals have been shaped by events of our times such as the latest recession that our politicians were eventually obliged to acknowledge and the presence of an ever growing number of homeless and hungry Canadian men, women and children who are now walking the streets and roads of this land in
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We believe that Canada has evolved into four economic, geographic, commercial and political regions which, has the potential to become one strong and united nation once Canadians have been allowed to draft and ratify a true Constitution for Canada at a constituent assemble of elected
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A Canada whose multi-racial and multi-cultural heritage is acknowledged but where Canadian nationality is neither divided or hyphenated and where one official language and one legal system based on common law serves to unite its
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COR (whose name is derived from its belief) believes that in such a "CONFEDERATION of REGIONS" EACH REGION SHOULD BE FREE TO DEVELOP ITS POTENTIAL TO THE FULL WHILST COMPLEMENTING THE CANADIAN NATION AS A
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COR wants to become a nationwide Federal Party, and wishes to represent all Canadians who want to live in a true democracy, restore Canada's prosperity and rebuild its National Institutions.
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among some voters who were not necessarily ideologically opposed to mainstream Canadian political parties on other issues. The party proposed dividing Canada into four 'regions',
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The party program was set out in a website that aimed to re-establish CoR as a federal political party. Grammatical, punctuation and formatting errors have been left intact.
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A Canada that teaches its people about their true history, celebrates their contributions, achievements and sacrifices and takes pride in its unique heritage and tradition
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existence of an "establishment" consists of institutionalized elites who strive to retain power by maintaining the status quo and perpetuating myths about Canada's past.
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A Canada that practices true democracy, where individual rights are paramount, majority rule is applied, minorities are protected by law and all citizens are equal
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We want to become an egalitarian, populist party slightly to the right of center in the political spectrum
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We aspire to be the elected representative of all Canadians who embrace these views about their nation.
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THE OVERRIDING GOAL OF THE POLICIES IS TO RESTORE CANADIAN PROSPERITY AND BUILD CANADIAN DEMOCRACY.
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Alberta Government Press release on the demise of the Confederation of Regions Party of Alberta
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search of personal pride and dignity and a restored sense of what is means to be a Canadian.
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society and which is now impacting negatively on Canadians from all walks of life.
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from 1991 to 1995. After the demise of CoR, many former supporters joined the
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Confederation of Regions Party candidates, 1988 Canadian federal election
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The CoR captured about 2% of the vote in provincial elections in the
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and the growing unpopularity among westerners of the
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Index

Elmer Knutson
Social Credit Party
Reform Party of Canada
Ideology
Conservatism
Regionalism
Anti-bilingualism
Political position
Right-wing
Green
Yellow
Politics of Canada
Political parties
Elections
right-wing
political party in Canada
Elmer Knutson
Liberal Party of Canada
Social Credit Party of Canada
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
Brian Mulroney
protest vote
official bilingualism
western Canada
Atlantic Canada
Ontario
Quebec
House of Commons of Canada
1984 federal election
Alberta

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