What is Canada's political philosophy?

Answer 1

They have high personal taxes to pay for a lot of social programs. Health care is free, school is free. Teachers are paid better than in USA (southern neighbor) and Doctors will make more money in USA than Canada. Corporate taxes are low, so there is in incentive to incorporate in canada. Also, because health is provided by the government, business do not have to offer health plans. The country is most recently voting conservative, but only 30% of the country actually feels that way. The liberal parties are about 65% strong but are seperate. Recently, the liberal parties suffered so many losses, that even the Bloc party from Quebec only won 4 seats and will now lose funding. The economic climate has been better than the USA by 2-3% in a lower unemployement rate, but it appears now that Canada is starting to shed jobs, and could be entering a recession as the USA climbs out.

Answer 2

Canada's political philosophy is guided by principles of democracy, inclusivity, diversity, and social equality. These values are reflected in the country's governmental system, which is based on a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary democracy. Canada also embraces federalism, respecting the rights and powers of both the federal government and the provinces.