A re-assembly of the right as Freedom Party: speech by Leader Paul McKeever; riding association workshop coverage in Belleville; "Far-Right fringe aiming to influence Ontario vote" (Globe and Mail); Signs Point to a Spring Election (London Free Press); Sarnia Observer profiles Fp candidate Andrew Falby; Lindsay Daily Post covers Charles Olito's campaign in Haliburton-Victoria-Brock; Discipline, or "a Discipline"? Daily Post pokes fun at its own headline, attributes quote to Olito; Frampton one of four main candidates in London-West (The Reporter); Ray Monteith first out of the gates in Elgin-Middlesex-London (St. Thomas Times-Journal); McKeever quoted by National Post concerning Eves' manipulative, vote-oriented mortgage interest deduction proposal.

The Calgary Declaration Our readers speak! Feedback, good and bad; No room for freedom in Calgary Framework, Walker's message to legislature; Roots of Change Conference urged to put freedom first!; Funds appeal launched for London landlord Elijah Elieff; Harris and Walker on proportional representation; Manning criticized for his theory of Confederation; Joe Armstrong visits Freedom Party; APEC publishes Leitch address to Freedom Party; Property Rights Dialogue; Flat Tax Advocates; Website draws visitors from around the world; Drug Laws; Racism; Education - Protesting the Protestors; ...and much, much more!

The Common Sense Shuffle The New Dealers and the Common Sense Shuffle; Politics and Poverty; Conference for Concerned Canadians A Success; Fireside Chat with Joe Armstrong; Divisional Court Fines London landlord for discrimination; Free Press defends lack of balance; FP's Calendar of Canada features hundreds of historical references; Ontario Human Rights Commission produces 'non-existent' financial records; FP goes on record against tobacco prohibition; Monteith condemns Canadian drug policies: 'Tell Washington to buzz off!'; FP refuses compliance with Ontario's Commission On Election Finances.

Making Room For Freedom In The 'Common Sense Revolution' Pink Influences in the Big Blue Machine; Don't throw eggs at Premier, throw roses; 'Impotent union leadership' criticized, condemned; Metz debates Hargrove, Manners; National Attention focused on counter-protest to union strike; Committee says 'NO!' to Freedom Party; Human Rights Commission likened to Gestapo; Vaughan generating controversy; Rent Control, Medicare, Freedom Briefs, and more!

Don't Get MAD. Get FREEDOM. Why your vote doesn't count - unless you vote for the winner; FP sets agenda at Elections Commission; FP recommends policies to Reform Party; 'Just Window Dressing' says Plant on education budget process; and Freedom Briefs! Our pre-election issue! 'The future belongs to freedom - IF we are to have a future.'

Today's Choice For Tomorrow! "Freedom Party's eventual electability fully depends upon our commitment to the very principles many believe prevent us from getting elected."; Freedom Party's official submission to the Royal Commission on Learning; New Party Leader: Jack Plant; Executive changes; FP campaigns against taxi monopoly; Prohibition a failure, says Metz; School board budgets; Tax protests, and more!

The Cheyenne Ave Human Rights Scandal

Still More Taxes? No Fair!

'YES!' --- to Freedom!

'Whole Language' Under Fire

Only YOU Can Save Canada

The Education Issue: Choice versus Monopoly

TAX REVOLT! - Through Political Reform

ELECTION '90

Election '90 Overview: So What's Wrong With Socialism? Socialism 101: What To Expect Under Bob Rae's Majority NDP Government - Commentary By Robert Metz; Freedom Party Fields Candidates in 10 Ontario Ridings; Over 100,000 pieces of Fp Election Literature Delivered to Ontarians; CBC Radio Interview With Freedom Party Leader Robert Metz; Freedom Party Appears on First Election Poll.

The Myth Of 'Fair Taxation'

Taking On The Minimum Wage

Cleaning Up The Welland River

BIA The Clarkson Controversy, Sunday Shopping, Freedom of Choice, Competition, Private Property Rights, Freedom of Religion, Justice, Self-Responsibility, Free Enterprise, The Freedom Party campaigns; (Openers) The Long Hard Climb, party success challenges; 1988 Wellend-Thorold election results, various newspaper excerpts (Guardian Express); Calendar of Individual Freedom Expands Freedom's Horizons, forecasts and strategies; Province is staying out of Clarkson BIA affairs (Mississauga News); Clarkson Controversy, What is BIA?, Battle Rages over Clarkson's BIA, Clarkson Business Group in Turmoil, Clarkson BIA meeting turned to chaos (Mississauga News), Letter from Adams Rent-All to John Eakins, Minister of Municipal Affairs; Dresden Opposes Sunday Shopping (Chatham Daily News) Not Just a Single Issue - Anatomy of the Sunday Shopping Debate, FP Stance on Sunday Shopping Ad, It's a Matter of Choice - FP rep Fitzgerald appears before Standing Committee on Administration of Justice - St. Catharines, 1906 Lords Day Alliance and Act (Welland Evening Tribune); Open-Line on Sunday Laws; Jailed For Justice, Marc Emery first to be jailed for violation of Retail Business Holidays Act; Also-rans Driven by Idealism, Pay Equity Rules - Market Forces, Marketplace Offers Better Education System (London Free Press); FP represented on CFPL-TV London - Sunday Shopping; Consent (issue #6); Freedom Forum - letters, questions, opinions.

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 Bi-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.

The Labour Issue

Freedom Briefs; Labour vs. Labour: The Truth Behind the Labour Movement; Freedom Party Trashes Garbage Strike; Profile: Ray Monteith; Delivering Our Message on the Postal Strike; U.W.O. Campus Strike; U.W.O. Union Certification Drive; Letters to the Editor; Letters on Labour.

Openers: Freeing the Slaves. Sunday Closing Laws: Metz and Emery testify to Select Committee on Retail Store Hours; Magder Dinner a Success; Emery to Go to Court August 20 for Sunday Opening Charges; Freedom Party Blasts Toronto City Hall Inquiry Into Sunday Opening Laws. Taxes & Business: BIA Campaigns Draw Government Backlash; Bronte BIA in Trouble After Pamplet Barrage; Bronte Needs BIA; BIA Misrepresents Case; BIA on the Ropes; Mississauga, Toronto, Georgetown, Hamilton, Burlington, and Sarnia Actions; Letters: BIA Backlash; Hamilton City Council Votes Unanimously to As Ontario Government to Ban Freedom Party's BIA Package and Recommends "Spreading False News" Criminal Charges Against Freedom Party; Newspaper coverage. Meet Bill Frampton. Regulation (Bill 154): Pay Equity Legislation Condemned by Freedom Party at Committee Hearings; Transcript of Questions Asked of Freedom Party by the Committee.

FP Action Campaign Take Off in Ontario, Aurora, Newmarket, Hamilton, Burlington, Metro Toronto, Mississauga, London, St. Thomas, Keswick, Sarnia; (Openers) Metz discusses plans for 1987, Censorship Alert campaign; An Experience to Remember, Michael Emerling (Essence of Political Persuasion), Photos from FP Workshop - October 1986; BIA Campaign Mushrooms Into Major Effort, Merchants meet ant-BIA Group - excerpt (Hamilton Spectator); FREEDOM Party goes to the marketplace to support Sunday Choice, Marc Emery on CFPL-TV, Sunday Shopping, Retail Business Holidays Act; Scores of Charges Laid Over Sunday Shopping (Globe & Mail), Group Stages Blitz for Sunday Choice (Toronto Sun), Grocery Stores Continue to Defy Closing Law (St. Thomas Times Journal); Freedom Party Newspaper Campaign; Election 1987, election call expected in Spring; List of FP Publications..

Openers; Group of Conviction Run By Man With Many Convictions; Action Director Marc Emery Goes to the Polls in London Civic Election; Tax Credit Ceiling Raised; Freedom Party Supporters Help Win a Big Battle for More Freedom for Merv Lavigne and Millions of Canadian Workers; "Teacher wins key case on use of union dues" (newspaper report); Promises, Promises! (socialized medicine); Freedom Party Campus Association Gets Rolling in 1985-1986 Campus Year; "Wage gap blamed on women's own views" (newspaper coverage); Unemployment - As a Goal in Life; A Four Letter Word Starting With "F" (Censorship Alert campaign).

Issue #5: First half of 1985 - Freedom in Action; Front Page, Marc Emery, FP Action Director guest on open-line radio; Robert Metz audio tapes on election 1985; Pan-Am update; (Openers) Metz discusses multiple topics from current political events to community involvement; Hear the Voice of Freedom Party, cassette tapes of debates and radio talk shows; No Tax for Pan-Am games campaign successful; Excerpts from Pan-Am newspaper articles (London Free Press); Pan-Am related political cartoons (London Free Press); Excerpts from newspaper articles Pan-Am Games, Capital Gains, Bob Rae on Income Tax (Globe & Mail); Eaton's Unionization Strike a Failure; Eaton's Strike a Scam, Garth Turner, Excerpts from newspaper article (Toronto Sun); Freedom and Responsibility in Ontario's Educational System, details and proposals on education.

Issue #6: Election 1985, Creating a Choice, Political cartoon (London Free Press); Article, FP Campaign Director, Marc Emery; Fringe Parties don't go anywhere - FP election activities - newspaper excerpts (London Free Press); Freedom Party Candidates 1985; Feminists Avoid Freedom Party; More, No Tax for Pan-Am Victory, history of the campaign, flyer, document and newsletter reprints.

NOTE: The link to the .pdf version (see left column) loads a .pdf of the double issue, including the insert (which was issue 5 of the No Tax for Pan Am Committee Newsletter). Alternatively, you can read Issue 5 alone by clicking here, read Issue 6 alone by clicking here, and read the insert by clicking here.

Openers: Democracy, Resignations & Appointments; "There'll be no democracy for Freedoms" (newspaper coverage); "If you didn't win one of these, you're lucky" (newspaper coverage); Freedom (Party) on the Job Wins First Round at Eaton's; Letters to the Editor re: Eaton's; "Eaton's workers reject union" (newspaper article); Freedom Party's Opposition to Tax-financed Hosting of 1991 Games Produces Overwhelming Support; INSERT: "The London Citizens' Guide to The Tax-Paid 1991 Pan-Am Games Bid"; "Pamphlet challenges Pan-Am Games bid" (newspaper coverage); Letter to the Editor (Robert Metz); "Aldermen concede city split on issue of Pan-Am Games" (newspaper article); "Speak up, supporters" (newspaper coverage); What is the Government Doing to Your Neighbourhood?; Get Involved (this means you!); University of Western Ontario Homecoming Party Not Held at Own 'Home'; "Why London should review grant to UWO" (letter to editor - Marc Emery); Cartoon (Marc Emery and the Gatewood riots issue); Building Our Reputation: Community Involvement and Its Rewards; Prosperity as the Road to Freedom; Campaigning for Success (not for votes); A Sample Interview with FP Action Director; Wanted!; Our Record for 1984.

Openers; From the President; Talkin' Philosophy; School Boards in the Real World; Censorship (newspaper coverage); Planning and Preparation for Municipal Elections (Part Two); INSERT: "Marc Emery: He's against big government and thinks most people agree" (newspaper profile); "Political crusader's proselytizing pays off" (newspaper coverage); "Integrity of pornography inquiry attacked by London libertarian" (newspaper coverage).