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Food, air, water, and shelter are proven necessities for human survival. The RPC will irrevocably add them to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Most contemporary bioethical debates, on topics like stems cells, GMOs, organ lab-grown organ transplants, cloning, and whole genome diagnosis once seemed futuristic or pure fantasy. Tomorrow's debates have already begun involving near-future technologies such as cryonics and basic cybernetics, including Musk-funded Neuralink. Like every other aspect of governance, we must first start from a place of ethics and sustainability, while also balancing and respecting individual rights and freedoms. We will invest in research and establish new committees focused on ensuring all new and existing legislation considers bioethics.

The RPC will direct the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to focus their efforts on identifying people who hide vast wealth, rather than conducting random audits of ordinary Canadians.

The RPC would re-establish the Canadian Civil Defence Corps (CCDC) and task it to prepare Canadians for military, environmental, economic, medical, or technological crises that may arise.

With the modern ability for private citizens of foreign countries to launch their own satellite constellations into outer space which can observe and interact all around the globe, Canada will need to internationally assert our jurisdiction over Canadian aerospace for the safety and security of all Canadians.

We believe investing heavily and research is important to understanding our universe and living sustainably within it; exploration of space will be an increasing key part of humanity's research into the future and we will ensure Canada is represented at the forefront.