Cowichan-Malahat-Langford NDP

06/09/2026

Thank you for standing up for workers Don Davies ✊🏼

05/06/2026

On , New Democrats honour the families, survivors, and advocates who work tirelessly to demand justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Two-Spirit and Gender Diverse Peoples.

Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people face disproportionately high rates of violence, and are nearly six times more likely to be murdered than non-Indigenous people in Canada. Between 2019 and 2025, more than one in four women killed in this country were Indigenous.

Behind these numbers are countless lives taken too soon, and loved ones left living in grief.

Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit and gender-diverse people have the right to live in safety and dignity.

New Democrats will fight to end the systemic racism at the root of this ongoing genocidal violence — and secure justice for survivors and all those we have lost.

04/20/2026

House of Commons, Question PeriodApril 14, 2026MP Johns asks why the liberal government is allowing healthcare to be undermined

04/20/2026

Big corporations keep finding new ways to rip you off.

Now they’re using AI-powered pricing tools to look at your personal data — and figure out the highest price they think you’ll pay.

We need to stop surveillance pricing before it becomes the norm.

Add your name to ban it: ndp.ca/surveillance-pricing

04/02/2026

Thank you Gord Johns for Courtenay-Alberni 🙌🏽

House of Commons, Question PeriodDecember 5, 2025MP Johns urges Fisheries Minister to immediately extend salmon restoration funding

03/29/2026

The results are in! Congratulations to Avi Lewis, Leader of Canada's NDP.

After an exciting leadership race, we're fired up and ready for the important work ahead.

A huge thank you to over 100,000 members who signed up and took action — your participation keeps this movement strong!

03/29/2026

03/28/2026

03/21/2026

Today, Ed Broadbent would have celebrated his 90th birthday, and the occasion gives us a chance to reflect on his ideas and work.

Through the 'Ed Broadbent Digital Archive' project led by Luke Savage and Frances Abele, his legacy can help Canadians understand today's world and its crises.

According to Abele: "It is worth remembering that the institutions that were so important to Ed grew out of the grinding misery of economic depression and war. In that context, it was clear to him that movement towards social democracy, or democratic socialism, was the necessary remedy."

Listen & read her remarks entitled "What Would Ed Do? Human Rights and the International World Order" from the 2026 Progress Summit: broadbentinstitute.ca/research/human-rights-international-order/

For Savage, "when it comes to Ed’s legacy I think [his internationalism] is important in and of itself because it is easily the least well-known and least written about aspect of Ed Broadbent’s roughly seven decade career in public life. That, in my opinion, is a serious oversight."

Listen & read his remarks entitled "Toward A New Internationalism" from the 2026 Progress Summit: broadbentinstitute.ca/research/toward-a-new-internationalism/

Support the preservation of Ed's ideas and vision for Canada by contributing to the Ed Broadbent Digital Archive today!
broadbentinstitute.ca/archive-project/