Comprehensive Analysis of the New Democratic Party in Canada

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the New Democratic Party (NDP) in Canada. It begins with an introduction to the Canadian parliamentary democracy and the role of the NDP within it. The report outlines the party's history, from its founding in 1961 as a social democratic party, to its breakthrough in 2011 as the official opposition. It details the biography of current leader Jagmeet Singh, highlighting his values and political ideas. The report explores the NDP's core beliefs, including its commitment to social justice, unity, and providing peace, security, and dignity to Canadians. It examines the party's policy positions, particularly in domestic affairs, such as its support for a mixed economy, social programs, and taxation of corporations. The report discusses the NDP's best features, including its focus on representing the concerns of ordinary Canadians and its commitment to social programs. The report concludes by emphasizing the significance of the NDP and its potential for future elections. References are provided to support the analysis.

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Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Outlining and evaluate information about the party........................................................................3
History of the party..........................................................................................................................3
Biography of the leader...................................................................................................................4
Values, beliefs and political ideas about the party..........................................................................4
Information on the policy positions.................................................................................................5
Party’s best features.........................................................................................................................5
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................7
Reference List..................................................................................................................................8

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Introduction
The Canadian politics mainly functions within a given framework for the parliamentary democracy as we all that Canada is based on the
constitutional monarchy in which the executive powers is function by the cabinets. It is mainly described as the tradition of liberalism, centrist
that act as a political ideology.
Outlining and evaluate information about the party
The Canada NDP has gained significance in terms of fighting that is mainly intended in terms of ordinary Canadians as well as delivering the
effective results. Larger than before, as compared to the 50 years, New Democrats have aided to make sure about the opening of universal care
for medical, pensions for the public, as well as the development of Canada’s communal net for safety. It can be said that the NewDemocrats can
be termed as the victor for the common individual – that can be treated as the ultra-rich. It has been believed that withinconstructing a society
can be defined as a set of an entity that is equalmoreover it is mainly for everybody. They are predetermined in order to fight with the solutions
in which it should be provided to every individual. On or after skyrocketing prices for housing also for all out-of-pocketcosts for the healthcare –
The people of Canada did not receive any kind of help from the NDP party. It has been seeming that in 2016, Mulcair was expelled afterhe was
voted against the leadership rounding about 52 percent by the means of the delegateas well by the side of theconvention of the party's
in Edmonton (Thorlakson, 2018).
History of the party
It was mainly founded in the year of 1961, from the findings, it has been analyzed that the New Democratic Party (NDP) is defined as the
political party for the social democratic, which has merely formed therespected government in regards to the several provinces, however, not in a

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nation wise. It can be said that in the 2011 year, it has also enjoyed abreakthrough in terms of thehistoric electoral in order to become
breakthrough for the official opposition and since then their value has been gained in the Parliament after that time. Thus, despite on the fact
that after Four years, there was a very good chance of winning a federal election, since then NDP was positioned in the third place to become a
part in the House of Commons (Lagassé, & Saideman, 2017).
Biography of the leader
Jagmeet Singh Jimmy Dhaliwalwas born in the year1979 who is a lawyer of Canada and he is serving the NDP party since 2017. He began the
political year from the beginning of the 2011 and he was contested for the federal election in the midst of 2011 (Kollman, 2018). He also became
the firstindividual for the visible minority group for leading a team for the permanent basis. He is the most stylish political ruler as he has a very
good sense of styling. On the contrary, to that, Singh has made the revolt against thelegislation of thegovernment’s that is entitled with “Fighting
Fraud as well as Reducing the Act for the Automobile Rates”. Subsequent to the led arguments there raised main shortcomings in terms of
legislation about the rightof the driver in order to take legal action against the auto insurance companies.
Values, beliefs and political ideas about the party
The New Democratic Party has always been a party who believed in endorsing the party with a lot of beliefs and values. Jagmeet Singh is a
chosen leader who believes in restoring the values of the country and the party within the party’s norms (Hollifield, Martin, and Orrenius, 2014).
He believes that the constitutions need to be value-espousing. The value this party believes in is that "the people need to be united with one
another". The party wants to keep the people of the nation united and together, Quebec and First Nation are excluded right now and NDP wants
to bring all the states together. NDP believes that Quebec not signing them in 1982 was a huge historical mistake that was committed and they
are bound on editing the fact. The main motto of this party is that they want all the members of the nation to live in peace and to have dignity

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and utter security(Lewis, 2017). NDP believes that it is their duty to provide peace, security, and dignity to the people of Canada and help the US
citizens as well.
Information on the policy positions
For the domestic affairs, it can be said that NDP is highly committed in the directing a moderate form for socialism as well as for the mixed
economy(Raymond, 2018). On the contrary to that It special treats the planning of the government as well as public ownership (that mainly
included the Crown Corporations along with the co-operatives), somewhere it is very essential, to give jobs along withthe services. NDP was
able to launch a program for the national dental-care as well as for the programs for the child-care, that has been favored in regards to gain the
higher taxes based on corporations (Thorlakson & Keating, 2018). It has also favored the expenditures in terms of the greatergovernment in
order to expand to expand thesocial services. As compared to the recent years, the federal NDP that was declared under Layton along with
Mulcair has aimed to target with the big bank's fees that have been charged to consumers.
Party’s best features
New Democratic Party is a leading party in Canada and they want to be the people’s party here the people of the nation can come and disclose
their concerns. The best part about this party is that they want to bring all the nations together like the Quebec and is in complete support about
Palestine’s wish to be a free country(Bowler, Denemark, Donovan and McDonnell, 2017). NDP abhors anti- Semitism but they do not say that
the people of the nation have no right to criticize the thoughts and beliefs of the government. The best feature of NDP is that they provide all
sorts of support to the people in whichever form possible.
Based on the history and the breakthroughs of NDP a mind map is projected below:

NDP’s motto is to fight for the
ordinary and has been
providing effective results to
the nation. Their 1st priority is
Canada’s net safety.
National Democratic
Party
or NDP.
a federal party who represent themselves as the
people’s
party.___________________________
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NDP’s major breakthrough was
in 2011. They won against their
official opposition and they
gained the parliament since then
and became a federal party.
Founded in the year 1961 for
the social democratic. NDP is
a federal party. They were
adopted by the parliament.
Jagmeet Singh Jimmy Dhaliwal has
been serving this federal party since
2011 and is presently the leader of
NDP. He was the reason for winning
against the opposition in 2011.
NDP is a federal party who I will be
voting for the next election as they
have been serving the nation
efficiently and perfectly. Everyone
in Canada are highly enthused with
their job.
NDP’s present aim is to unite
the whole nation together like
Quebec and First Nation and
providing absolute right to the
people.
The people of Canada have been
very satisfied with their work as
they have brought aid solutions to
the everlasting problems. Like
building hospitals and developing
pension schemes.
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Conclusion
It can be concluded by saying that NDP deserves to be voted for the upcoming or next election. They have been doing all the right
things in history and has also planned the right things for the future. NDP is an outstanding party and in this paper, their eventful
history has also been demonstrated.
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