An Opportunity to Shape Your Canada

Protect Marriage, Freedom of Speech
and Freedom of Religion

Protect your children's inheritance

If a new conservative party is formed it presents us with both an ideal opportunity, and an obligation, to shape the future of Canada. If this new party becomes reality then those who have joined as members will have the right to shape it. This new entity is clay waiting to be formed. Who are the potters that will form the clay going to be? What shape will the clay assume?

CFAC has received many inquiries about the merger. There are arguments both pro and con that are surfacing. This debate will continue for several weeks until the party members vote. But one thing is clear to CFAC. If this party merger goes ahead there are compelling reasons for Canadians concerned about moral and social (pro-family) principles to get directly involved. The grassroot true conservatives must ensure party policies that respect marriage, true democracy and freedom of speech and religion. For example, the current Agreement in Principle makes no commitment to defend the one-man/ one-woman definition of marriage. This is a concern to CFAC. It will be up to grassroots party members to get involved and ensure these principles are affirmed by the new party. There will be a policy convention where these decisions are made. Will you be there? If not you, someone else will set the policies.

CFAC's mission has always been to mobilize grassroot Canadians to shape public policy in Canada. If the new party is created - YOU can make it a party that will offer a real choice for Judeo-Christian morality in contrast to the extremist, anti-family policies of the Liberals. You can make the party one that will rely on tradition and common sense, and thereby preserve marriage, the building block of society. You can assure that the new entity stands against the lunacy of passing laws that criminalize the Bible and decriminalize marijuana, just to mention a couple of issues.

Make this a party of common sense ideology and real conservatism. The key is to get involved in the party at the grassroots level.

If you register/join with either the Canadian Alliance or the Progressive Conservative party after Oct 15, 2003, you will automatically be a member of the proposed new Conservative Party of Canada.

But the sooner you register/join, the more say you will have in any future decisions.

Once you register/join, grassroots democracy begins.You will be entitled to vote on the proposal to merge the parties sometime well before December the 12th. Should the parties formally merge, shortly after January 1st you can vote for new local constituency executive. These individuals are crucial to the grassroots process. Soon afterwards, you will have an opportunity to choose an appropriate candidate to run for MP in the next election. On or about March 20th you can then vote for a candidate to lead the new party that will represent you with common sense conservative social and fiscal (not progressive) policies.

For the next few weeks the choice is yours. If not YOU, then who? If not NOW, when?

So register soon. Have your ideas and voice count.

You can register immediately at www.pcparty.ca or at www.canadianalliance.ca.