Freedom Flyer (Issue #12: Summer, 1988)

 All, Freedom Flyer
Jun 011988
 

Contents:
FP Calendar 1989; Elections 1987-88 Overview; Bridging the Credibility Gap, Peterson’s Liberals win majority, analysis; Fringe Parties Jockey for Fourth Place (Globe & Mail); FP Election Results Analysis; Newspaper Excerpts, Candidates, Highlights of Marc Emery, Ray Monteith – Elgin Riding, Emery’s Calendar of Individual Freedom, FP Candidates Balabanian, Frampton, Pengelly, Magder – FP (London Free Press); FP Election Issues 1987; North London By-election Sets New Precedents, vote gains; Freedom Party Scoffs at Fringe Party Title; Freedom For Sale on Ballot, highlight of FP Campaign; Freedom Briefs, news of FP activities; Welland-Thorold About to discover Freedom Party, by-election, Barry Fitzgerald. Continue reading »

Freedom Party of Ontario’s 1988 Calendar of Individual Freedom

 All, Calendars
Jan 011988
 

1988-calendar-thumbDescription:
In 1987, then Freedom Party of Ontario Action Director Marc Emery commenced his research into the history of individual freedom, for the purposes of creating a 1988 Calendar of Individual Freedom that would be printed and sold by Freedom Party of Ontario. The calendar featured a number of historical events that, in Emery’s opinion, constituted either “highlights” or “dark days” in the history of individual freedom. It also featured a two page centre-fold of author/philosopher Ayn Rand. The release of the calendar met with critical acclaim, both locally, and among recipients including Milton Friedman, who was one of the people featured in its pages. Continue reading »

Consent (Issue #1: January – February 1988)

 All, Consent
Dec 311987
 

Contents:

“The Issue is Consent” by Robert Metz
“Who Speaks for Business?” by Marc Emery
“Taxes” by William Frampton
“Protectionism” by David Pengelly
“Can Democracy Save South Africa” by Ian Gillespie and Marc Emery
“Dave Davis and Bill Peterson: Leaders of the Same Party” by Robert Metz
“Unions vs. Freedom of Choice” by Lloyd Walker
INSERT: December 1987 letter from Robert Vaughan, Managing Editor Continue reading »

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