Empowered Canadians

Empowered Canadians is a civic organization dedicated to fostering a participatory democracy in Canada. Together we can make a difference.🇨🇦

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

Hey Canada!

Imagine having the know-how to truly make an impact, where your voice echoes in the halls of power. That's exactly what "Reconnect to Canada" delivers. This book isn't just informative; it's your guide to getting involved. Dive into Canadian history, politics, and law, and discover practical ways to shape our future.

It’s time to take an active role in our democracy.

Grab your copy of “Reconnect to Canada” now. Empower yourself and others to build a more brighter and more united Canada. 🇨🇦📘

Now avaiable on:
@amazon: https://t.co/MKFUlUrwpd

@Shopify: https://t.co/bcrnFS89D9

@Luludotcom: https://t.co/40mQrSWceJ

Don’t wait. Get your copy today!

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@Veteran4Freedom Thank you. It was so nice to meet you and your wife in person. In order to turn this world back right side up we have to get educated and involved.

Thank you for all that you do and your support 🙏

[Albertarian @Veteran4Freedom]

I had an opportunity to converse with Eva Chipiuk, the author of Reconnect to Canada: A Guide for Empowered Canadians.

I got some swag and thanked her for producing
an easy to read book to understand the role of the Govt, jurisdictions responsibility and important case law.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@TrendPolCa @ABDanielleSmith When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@MichaelSolberg When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@natnewswatch When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@oldcanadaseries When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@DuaneBratt When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@jec79 When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@BertaProudDad @CoryBMorgan When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@PeterGuthrie99 When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@WBrettWilson When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@LukaszukAB When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@acoyne When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@WSOnlineNews When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@forABforCAN @nenshi When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@ABDanielleSmith @paulbrandt When citizens have a say, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

@AndrewKnack https://t.co/pa1UXNZg0y

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

To learn more about how Canada’s democratic institutions work, and how citizens can play a meaningful role in shaping the future of our country, check out Reconnect to Canada: https://t.co/1m29fLgIJ9

Get informed, get involved, and make a difference! 🇨🇦📖

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

In Switzerland, citizens are not limited to casting a ballot every few years and hoping politicians listen.

Through referendums and citizen initiatives, Swiss citizens regularly have a direct say on important public issues.

When citizens are included, public trust grows.

[Empowered Canadians @empoweredca]

Democracy works best when citizens are active participants, not passive observers.

It is time to stop fearing the public and start trusting them.

After all, if democracy means anything, it means allowing citizens to have a say in the decisions that affect their lives.