NDP leader, Jack Layton will unveil the platform of his party on Sunday, a document, that it is committed will be fully encrypted and balance the budget in four years without cuts in services.
Campaign in Saskatchewan, on Saturday, Jack Layton was short on details, but he promised the document, to be published in Toronto, will be carefully budgeted.
"We are going to cost and tell absolutely all measures that we will take to achieve a balanced budget and make sure that the services are there for Canadians," Jack Layton said.
On the campaign trail, Layton has already announced a number of political commitments, including 2008 19.5% corporate tax rates bring them back to help pay for other measures of the plan of the NDP.
He has also promised to CAP, credit card rates and fees, rental of 1 200 doctors and 6 000 nurses, persons aged boost guaranteed income supplement and gradually double the seniors get benefits from the pension plan of the Canada and the Québec pension plan.
And Jack Layton called for a defense policy that prioritizes the ships on the fighter aircraft and a crime prevention and community safety that would cost about $ 250 million. This strategy would include hiring of 2,500 police officers more and make gang illegal recruitment. The Conservatives, Liberals and the Greens have already published their election platforms.
The conservative platform included pledges to eliminate the Federal deficit by 2014-2015 - one year earlier than planned in the most recent estimates of the party. The Conservatives did not exactly say how they would find the $ 11 billion in savings needed to balance the books from the beginning, but leader Stephen Harper said that they would find their effectiveness through a strategic review and operating costs.
Harper said the Conservatives would bring in legislation to combat crime and support families and businesses.
The Liberals have focused on families in their platform, establishing five priority areas in a 8 billion, two-year strategy. The plan included support for early childhood education, post-secondary students, and people take care of elderly parents or sick parents. It also includes changes to the pension system and a green renovation tax credit.
The Green Party said they would return to levels of 2009 corporate tax and charge $ 60 per ton of carbon emissions - but they have promised a "green tax shift" which would reduce the contributions of EI and CPP for workers and employers in revenue.
Harper will be in Québec City on Sunday, stopping at Saint-Hyacinthe for a campaign event the morning and Chicoutimi to a rally in the afternoon. Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff will take the day off the coast of the election campaign.
Green party leader Elizabeth May is scheduled to be in Guelph (Ontario), before heading to Hamilton for another event "Rally for democracy" to protest against the decision by a consortium of broadcasters, including the CBCto exclude debates of the Directorate.
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