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The VISION of the Party is Communities of freedom, harmony, and abundance.

The MISSION of the Party is to enable endless possibilities through recognition of, respect for, and protection of individual liberty.

Values

We stand for personal responsibility, individual liberty, and controls and restrictions on governments.
We recognize property rights.
We stand for free and voluntary associations and for freedom of expression.
Governments must be limited to protecting the liberty and property of their citizens from domestic and foreign aggressors.
We believe in voluntary, not forced, mutual aid.
Government may not grant monopoly privileges to any individual or organization, including itself.
We accept people as they are.

Recent Updates

  • Screwing up Education and shafting the poor too
    Allen Small
    January 10, 2012
  • Psssst......wanna buy some potato chips?
    Allen Small
    December 26, 2011
  • Leader's Report December 2011
    Allen Small
    December 22, 2011
    http://youtu.be/XCf4X2j4yb0
  • Auditor-General suggests no confidence in McGuinty, time to resign
    Allen Small
    December 15, 2011
    PRESS RELEASE - For immediate release -  MARKHAM - Last week (Dec. 5) the Auditor General of Ontario released his 2011 Annual Report. As expected the report itself, all 460 pages of it, is critical of a number of portfolios and agencies that the government considers part of its purview.  We at the Ontario Libertarian Party believe the report highlights just how many areas of our life the government is involved,  and how incapable it is of administering those areas.
  • Revising the Liquor License Act
    Allen Small
    December 06, 2011
    PRESS RELEASE – For immediate release – MARKHAM – After the Ontario Libertarian Party added its voice to the outrage that was felt across the province for restricting commerce in the name of government interference, the government decided to make a small change to the Liquor Licence Act that was keeping Beau’s Beer from engaging a charitable organization to hire at-risk youth and deliver products to consumers’ homes.  
  • Auditor-General vs. Government / Wolf vs. Sheepdog
    Allen Small
    December 06, 2011
  • Winter 2011, Vol. 32 No. 2
    Jim McIntosh
    December 05, 2011
    Our newly-elected Campaign Director, Jeffery McLarty, reports on the results for our 51 candidates in the October 6 provincial election. Matt Belanger, our new Recording Secretary, writes about the speakers at our Annual Liberty Seminar and the elections conducted during the Convention, held in Vaughan on November 5. Allen Small, our new Leader, describes his plans and goals for the party. He also prepared a response to the Liberal government’s Throne Speech. Jay Miller, our candidate in Bruce-...
  • Canada's bloated health care monopoly
    Allen Small
    November 29, 2011
  • Next Executive Meeting January 15, 2012
    Jim McIntosh
    November 28, 2011
     From 1 to 4 pm Above Loblaws at Bayview Village Mall http://www.loblaws.ca/LCLOnline/store_details_landing_page.jsp?storeId=341  
  • Government Job Killer
    Allen Small
    November 28, 2011
    PRESS RELEASE  - For immediate release - An Ontario microbrewery, Beau's beer, in an attempt to offer employment to at-risk youth and raise money to fund programs and services for the not-for-profit Operation Come Home, has been denied the opportunity to do so after the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) informed the local charity that they could not continue their home delivery service of Beau's beer. This was done after the AGCO had received a complaint from an...
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