THE CHAIR WAS ALWAYS YOURS

A movement to replace the operating system of Canadian democracy. Because real is always more powerful than fiction.

Every part is essential. Some parts provide power. Some parts provide fuel. Some parts provide direction. Some parts are what make the whole thing worth looking at. Remove any one and you don’t have a worse version of the thing. You have a different thing. A lesser thing. A broken thing.

The system was not built for you.

Somewhere in Canada, at this moment, a decision is being made that will reshape your community. The person making it has never visited. The chair where your voice should be sitting is empty. It has been empty for a long time.

The current system is not broken. It is working as designed. The design serves political parties, not people. Modern Mutualism proposes something different: replace the operating system entirely.