I Asked NDP Supporters How They Would Fix Canada
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Summary
Max Channette is in Winnipeg, Manitoba at the National Democratic Party of Canada's convention. She asked a bunch of audience members what they would like to see in Canada if they could fix one thing in the country, and the answers range from universal basic income, universal health care, a living wage, universal education, and more.
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This is Max Channette reporting from the RBC Convention Center here in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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This is the very place where the NDP, the New Democratic Party of Canada, is having their
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convention right now. Let's go and ask some attendees some questions. Let's go.
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If you could fix one thing in Canada like that, what would that be?
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Oh my gosh. There's so many things. Ah, man. Proportional representation.
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I'd snap my fingers and all the chuds would be woke.
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I would say expanding universal healthcare to cover prescription drugs, to cover mental
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Yeah, the taxes is, for my opinion, the taxes is high.
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Like, after working in your paycheck, the taxes is higher.
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Also lower the voting age. Just electoral reform in general. Our system is terrible.
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I think 16. You don't want to go lower than that.
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That would be to take power away from corporations and give it back to the people.
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Now, unfortunately, I did not spot any NDP MPs or any prominent person in the NDP.
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The one person I did spot was Fred Hahn, and I did troll him a little bit, but that's about it.
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Mr. Hahn, who was worse for Canada, Mark Carney or Stephen Harper?
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I think it's a tie. They're both bad for Canada.
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Anyways, if you want to see something way bigger than this, where I actually go after
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ministers and MPs, I'm going to the Liberal Party convention at the beginning of April