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User: JulienneVipond

Re: Question for CNGPM 2008 Contestants This is my response to Joseph Lavoie's questions regarding Quebec and the Canadian Constitution. My answers are: 1) It was not enough for Stephen Harper to recognize "les Quebecois comme une nation" within Canada. Rather, this was an attempt to prevent Bloc leader Gilles Duceppe from tabling a motion to have Quebec recognized as a nation full stop, without any qualifiers. When speaking of this motion I make an error, saying that the motion was to recognize "Canada as a nation". Obviously, this was a mistake as I meant to say "Quebec as a nation". My apologies, but I was unable to re-film. 2) The constitution must be reopened. To fail to do so Canada loses all legitimacy and the federal government has demonstrated itself to be unwilling to negotiate with Quebec. Although the Meech Lake and the Charlottetown Accord failed, leading to the 1995 referendum on Quebec's sovereignty, we must not be afraid to reopen the constitution. As PM, I would negotiate with Quebec to obtain its signature on the document, thus strengthening the unity of Canada. 3) To appease the other provinces I would stress prioritization. The Quebec issue must be dealt with, as it is one that has weakened the bonds that tie Canada together. Once this issue is solved, the other provinces will be in a better position to negotiate with the federal government over their own needs. This is not to say that the other provinces should in the meantime be ignored, but rather that the Quebec issue needs to be made a priority. After all, the other nine provinces did indeed sign the 1982 Constitution. Also you can check out my great idea at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UdJyZfU_HQ Thanks, Julienne Tags: Julienne Vipond Canada's Next Great Prime Minister CBC Stephen Harper constitution Quebec Canada politics

User: AmyMarlene

CNGPM Video Response to Pat's Entry Amy challenging Pat on his Hockey loyalties, his carbon tax, immigration reform, education reform, and other important issues. Tags: Amy Calgary Canada's Flames Great Marlene Minister Next Patrick Prime Robichaud Zaph

User: MikeBeeler

Re: Question for CNGPM 2008 Contestants Contrary to most folks here, I think the time is ripe to re-open the constitution. This is not a dead issue, especially here in Québec. Why is the time ripe? 1. Quebec's current provincial government will be easier to negotiate with than its predecessors. 2. English Canada seems more willing to make key compromises on the they 5 points raised in Meech Lake. 3. In fact, we've seen a defacto implementation of much of Meech Lake; many of the divisive issues of 1990 have been quietly dealt with. It's time we commit our practices to codification in the constitution - while a botched renegotiation could be divisive, a constitution to which Quebec consents would be a huge blow to the separatist movement by securing Quebec's abilité de gérer son propre avenir firmly in the constitution. The risks are there, but the time is ripe and the rewards are many. Tags: NGPM CNGPM Michael Beeler Joseph Quebec Constitution Meech

User: MikeBeeler

Canada's Global Innovation Revolution - CNGPM Entry I believe Canada's future will be shaped by global forces, and that the challenges of the 21st Century require a tremendous shift in focus towards accelerated innovation. In this video I suggest how Canada could lead the world into an age of unprecedented scientific progress and collaboration - essentially, an Innovation Revolution of this Century as intense as the Industrial Revolution of the past. Tags: Michael Beeler CNGPM Canada's Next Great Prime Minister Innovation Revolution Science Environment Trade Research

User: deadblastpoet

CNGPM Entry video for Canada's Next Great Prime Minister. Yeah, I know, not the most exciting video I've ever made but it gets the point across. Tags: Canada's Next Great Prime Minister

User: danielsutton1986

CNGPM The face of Canada's diplomatic relations in an ever shrinking global community is its Prime Minister. Now moreso than ever, Canada's global role is a voice of reason in a world too often polarized by agenda and partisanship. My identity as Canadian is one of inclusivity and democracy, of reason, of due process, and of the middle road. As an Undergraduate Economist at the University of Victoria, I have been exposed to a host of geopolitical issues examined from both the growth maximizing mandate of an economically successful governing body, and from the social utility perspective of regulatory bodies. In the wake of a mortgage meltdown turned banking crisis, the failures of once iron clad free market advocacy have become painfully visible. We Canadians now rise to set the new standard of subtle yet effective regulation designed to jostle the Bay Street marketplace in particular into a competitive, but diligent environment. This growing branch of socially oriented policy Economics is the foundation for our continued growth and success as a rising global benchmark of balanced political economy. The next great Canadian Prime Minister will be one who stands tall above the thinly veiled ideological rhetoric of partisanship, looking to the most intelligent solution, not the party line. He or She will need a savvy and dynamic understanding of Political Science, Economics, Sociology, and History. This young man or woman will understand that the answer cannot come before the question. They will not be Conservative, Liberal, NDP, or Green, they will be Canadian. Tags: Canadas CBC CNGPM Great Minister Next Prime

User: cinqmarse77

Canada, In Progress: Evan Cinq-Mars for CNGPM Hello Canada! Thank you for watching my video! My name is Evan Cinq-Mars. I'm 19 years old from Markham, Ontario. I'm currently studying Public Affairs and Policy Management at Carleton University. I am here to share with you a vision for progress. Imagine a health care system that delivers the best care in the world. Imagine greeting our newcomers with training and opportunity. Imagine fighting for a better future for our Aboriginal communities. Imagine investing in the future of our economy, while preserving our environment. Imagine Canada, In Progress. Tags: Canada's Next Great Prime Minister

User: climbingjo

Question for CNGPM 2008 Contestants Last year's winner of CBC's Canada's Next Great Prime Minister Contest has a question for this year's contestants on Quebec and the constitution. Tags: Canada's Next Great Prime Minister Joseph Lavoie Quebec Constitution CBC Reality Television

User: JulienneVipond

Julienne Vipond--CNGPM Re: MikeBeeler This is a video response to MikeBeeler (another CNGPM contestant) regarding his question on the territories. The question was if I were to grant the territories full status as provinces, wouldn't this allow a very small proportion of Canada's population to veto constitutional amendments whereas even Ontario and Quebec by themselves do not have this power. My answer is NO. To find out why, watch the video. You can also check out my great idea at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UdJyZfU_HQ Thanks, Julienne Tags: Canada's Next Great Prime Minister Julienne Vipond Federalism for Our Fure CBC politics Canada territories provinces

User: JamMontg

Taylor Scollon: CNGPM Entry My entry for Canada's Next Great Prime Minister. Tags: Canada Next Great Prime Minister Taylor Scollon NAFTA CBC

User: JulienneVipond

Julienne Vipond--CNGPM Re: Tragopogon This is a video response to Tragopogon. The question was regarding my proposal to grant the territories full status as provinces. Tragopogon asked how I could justify giving the territories even greater representation since by population they do not even merit one seat in the House of Commons. My answer to this is that while every 107 200 Canadians is supposed to be represented by one seat in the House of Commons, there are also other clauses which grant the provinces a greater number of seats than they would be granted by population alone. For example, PEI with a population of 138 627 should be granted 1-2 seats, but instead they are granted four. This sort of scheme is similar for most of the provinces. So why then should the territories be limited to seats based on population? Why not grant them full status as provinces, and the increased representation that goes with this? Thanks, Julienne Tags: next great prime minister Julienne Vipond Federalism for Our Fure CBC politics Canada territories provinces PEI Harper

User: AmyMarlene

CNGPM Reply to Dan's Entry Video Responding to Dan Sutton's platform to elect the Senate, raise taxes, and green the country with universal public transit. Tags: Amy Canada's Carbon CNGPM Dan Great Marlene Minister Next Prime Reform Robichaud Senate Sutton Tax

User: wartmamu

Re: Question for CNGPM 2008 Contestants Should we change the constitution to appease Quebec? I offer a resounding no. Tags: Quebec Canada separatism nationalism

User: austindelrio

Austin del Rio CNGPM Advocate Richard Greco For the CNGPM contest I had to get an advocate to vouch for me. Richard Greco is the president of the club Students for Awareness and Activism at Concordia University. Tags: Austin del Rio Advocate Canada's Next Great Prime Minister

User: melodiousfish

Re: Question for CNGPM 2008 Contestants My position on the opening of the constitution has already been outlined in the comments section. This covers the rest of the question. Tags: Canada's Next Great Prime Minister Quebec Constitution Jason Matthews

User: deadblastpoet

CNGPM - Tax Plan My tax plan is simple, easy to understand and revenue neutral based on the latest data on income tax revenues and reporting in Canada by the Canada Revenue Agency. Tags: Canada's Next Great Prime Minister

User: chrishorkins

CNGPM: Chris Horkins challenges Ryan Monkman In the first of what I hope to make a weekly series of challenges, I ask Ryan Monkman, candidate from Guelph just how serious he is about positive rights protection, and how he plans to pay for both tax cuts for the rich and increases in social spending without cutting programs like Mike Harris in the 1990s. Tags: Canada's Next Great Prime Minister Chris Horkins Canadian Politics

User: justicerathwell

Re:Kady O'Malley CNGPM Question The question of equity for women in Canada Tags: Next Great Prome Minister justicerathwell

User: OO6NaztyNaz

Video Response #1 CNGPM Nazeel Qureshi's response to Video Question #1 from Justin Trudeau Tags: Canada's Next Great Prime Minister Nazeel Qureshi Justin Trudea Video #1

User: rianbrob

Rian Robertson CNGPM Rian Robertson CNGPM Tags: CNGPM

User: VincentForCNGPM

Vincent Bussières - CNGPM français C'est mon vidéo d'audition pour CNGPM. Tags: CNGPM cngpm canada's next great prime minister français french

User: danivms1

Re: Question for CNGPM 2008 Contestants response Tags: danielle vanmepp

User: ChrisErl07

Response to Amy (CNGPM Contest) A video response to Amy's entry video! Made by Chris, Sabrina and starring Katelyn! We get Chris' opinion on Amy's proposals and ask some questions to better clarify Amy's positions. We realized that we never said good work on the video Amy, so we'll say it now...Good work on the video, Amy!!! Comment, debate, support, disagree, anything! www.cbc.ca/nextprimeminister Tags: campaign campaigns Canada Canada's Canadian CBC Government Great Minister Next Politics Prime urb videos

User: sardo54

Rough Cut Trailer MIP/CNGPM Rough Cut Trailer MIP/CNGPM Tags: Rough Cut Trailer MIP/CNGPM

User: alarien26

Alex CNGPM Alex Monk for Canada's Next Great Prime Minister Tags: Alex Monk Canada Prime Minister

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