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Welcome to Canadian Policy Wiki, where Canadians join forces to create policies for Ottawa.
We are working on 36 policies right now... Purge?

Today's featured policy The Canadian Policy Wiki is a democratic think tank. Our purpose is to join Canadians to create policies for Ottawa that are in the public's best interest. We let everyday Canadians write everything on our site. The power of people is an amazing force; this site is an attempt to use the amazing system that Wikipedia is built on to help us draft laws as one. Most current think-tanks are a few people, our wiki has thousands. We will be posting works in progress here shortly and we can go from there. This site is open; anyone can edit any page to add their viewpoints. Each page also has a talk page where you can discuss what is on the page without changing the page itself. Again, welcome, please feel free to register and help make Canada a better place. Today we have been working on: MP's Crossing the Floor Street racing Electoral reform Access to MPs Campaign funding Broadband Gun Control Health Care Post Secondary Education You can view a list of all of our Policies Legislation

In the news Stephen Harper is the new Prime Minister of Canada. Canadian federal election was on January 23, 2006. Debate Talk is created to discuss the election et al. Policy Wiki News Intro Press Release - this is a press release for the mainstream media. Please help revise it! Radio Release - this is a message for TV/Radio outlets. Please help revise it! Other things to do Please help spread the message of the Canadian Policy Wiki! You can print off some Posters(PDF) to place around your school, workplace and community. Visit our newly created blog. Useful links How'd They Vote - Voting history for all Canadian MP's

What is a Wiki? A Wiki is a type of website that allows users to add and edit content and is especially suited for constructive collaborative authoring. What a Wiki does is allow thousands of people to work on a document, in Canadian Policy Wiki, users help edit and write policy that they want to see implemented in the Canadian government. If you would like to try the wiki, please feel free to edit our sandbox to get the look and feel of how this Wiki works. The Canadian Policy Wiki aims to suit multiple points of view. Please see our Bias Policy for more information on point of view conflicts on the Canadian Policy Wiki. Take a look at our stub types when you can.