Regina Manifesto

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The Regina Manifesto was the 1933 founding policy statement of Canada’s Co-operative Commonwealth Federation, outlining a socialist vision to replace capitalism with a planned, cooperative economy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf policy statement
political manifesto
aimsTo achieve social justice
eliminate poverty
reduce economic inequality
replace capitalism with a planned, cooperative economy
appliesToJurisdiction Canada
callsFor agricultural cooperatives
collective bargaining rights
cooperative commonwealth
old-age pensions
planned economy
public control of banking
public ownership of key industries
social security system
socialization of finance
unemployment insurance
universal healthcare
country Canada
describesIdeology democratic socialism
social democracy
followedBy Winnipeg Declaration
genre political program
hasPart sections on agriculture policy
sections on constitutional and political reform
sections on economic reform
sections on labour rights
sections on social services
historicalPeriod Great Depression
inception 1933
influenced Co-operative Commonwealth Federation policy
New Democratic Party of Canada
language English
locationOfCreation Regina, Saskatchewan
mainSubject Canadian politics
cooperative economy
economic planning
public ownership
social welfare
socialism
opposes capitalism
laissez-faire economics
placeOfPublication Regina, Saskatchewan
politicalParty Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
politicalPosition left-wing
publisher Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
statedIn 1933 CCF national convention
title Regina Manifesto

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Co-operative Commonwealth Federation foundingDocument Regina Manifesto
subject linked to: CCF
Regina Manifesto title Regina Manifesto