23,160 deportations. That’s not enough! The numbers are in, and they confirm what we have been saying for years: Canada needs to enforce its own laws and start mass deportation. Last year, Canada deported only 23,160 illegals. That is roughly 53 deportations per 100,000 people.  One of the lowest rates among comparable nations. In the United States it’s 130 deportations per 100k. That’s 2.4x Canada's rate. As of last May, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) was working on the deportation of 65,004 identified individuals. In more than 10,000 of these cases, the file has been ongoing for over a year. And CBSA is trying to find 33,588 foreign nationals who failed to appear for removal and have simply disappeared. Meanwhile, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada estimates that up to 500,000 undocumented migrants are living illegally in Canada; in the shadows, with no authorization to reside or work here. The real number is likely higher. Federal officials have admitted that Canada has no system to track whether temporary residents actually leave when their visas expire. I have said it plainly:  "We must have a moratorium on mass immigration and start the mass deportation of all illegals who are in our country.”  That is why we need a deportation department to find, detain, and remove those who have no legal right to be here. This is not about being cruel. It’s about being a sovereign country that enforces its own laws. But the Liberals and the fake Conservatives won't do anything. They are beholden to the same globalist consensus that treats borders as optional and enforcement as taboo.

Aujourd’hui, la population de l’Alberta déterminera si elle souhaite demeurer au sein du Canada tel qu’il est, ou s’engager sur la voie de l’indépendance. Le Parti populaire est le seul parti fédéral à reconnaître que le statu quo est inacceptable pour les Albertains et tous les Canadiens. C'est pourquoi nous appuyons l'option 2 : entamer le processus juridique prévu par la Constitution canadienne en vue de la tenue d'un référendum provincial contraignant sur la question de savoir si l'Alberta doit ou non se séparer du Canada.

Today, the people of Alberta will decide whether they wish to remain part of Canada as it is, or embark on a path toward independence. The People’s Party is the only federal party that recognizes that the status quo is unacceptable for Albertans and for all Canadians. This is why we support option 2: start the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?

THE CANADA IN WHICH I GREW UP, IS NOT THE CANADA OF TODAY. With our policy of multiculturalism, immigrants do not assimilate. Multiculturalism is a failed policy that should be abolished. Let’s promote our own culture.