Politically Homeless: Rebuilding the Middle Ground in a Polarized Canada, (Paperback)

<p><strong>A bold call to rebuild Canada's center through civic trust, shared identity, and pragmatic reforms for renewed national cohesion. </strong></p> <p>Political polarization in Canada is eroding civic trust, weakening democratic institutions, and deepening ideological divides.</p> <p><em>Politically Homeless: Rebuilding the Middle Ground in a Polarized Canada </em>examines the roots and consequences of partisan fragmentation across immigration, climate policy, economic stability, and national identity.</p> <p>This book: </p> <ul><li>Traces the evolution of political polarization from Confederation to contemporary populism.</li> <li>Analyzes divisions emerging on the political left and right.</li> <li>Explores tensions between diversity, economic pressures, and public services.</li> <li>Examines the growing phenomenon of skilled immigrants and newcomers facing political and economic displacement.</li> <li>Offers a pragmatic blueprint to restore civic trust and rebuild Canada's democratic center.</li> </ul> <p>Drawing on over a decade of experience in public policy, human rights, and civic engagement, along with her lived perspective as a first-generation immigrant, Ruth Mojeed Ramirez argues that polarization has created a "politically homeless" population seeking principled yet practical solutions. She demonstrates how fragmentation shapes key national debates and makes a compelling case for institutional reform grounded in democratic stability, economic realism, and shared civic responsibility.</p>

• Politically Homeless: Rebuilding the Middle Ground in a Polarized Canada, (Paperback)
• Author: New Society Publishers
• ISBN: 9781774060407
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2027-01-12
• Page Count: 224