Jim and Belinda Karahalios, Leader and Co-Founder, New Blue Ontario
“Defending the taxpayer, defending small business, defending places of worship, promoting freedom, promoting democracy and fighting political corruption.”
Windsor-Tecumseh, Windsor-West, Essex
THE NEW BLUEPRINT VOL. 2
The New Blue Party is Ontario’s fifth largest political party, behind the establishment PCs, Liberals, NDP, and Greens. In its first election in 2022, the New Blue gained more votes, and a greater share of the vote, than any other political party in Ontario has in its first election since the 1930s!
The New Blue Party of Ontario was formed to offer the solutions necessary to ensure our province’s future is one of hope, opportunity, and prosperity, including fighting to:
- Renew accountability and promote meritocracy by stopping “woke” activism starting by eliminating critical race theory, gender identity theory, and all DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) initiatives from government (including in healthcare and education); and
- Provide tax relief and grow Ontario’s economy by cutting the HST from 13% to 10%, axing the Doug Ford carbon tax, taking down wind turbines to reduce electricity prices, and cancelling all electrical vehicle subsidies.
The Ford PCs and their left-wing ideologues and lobbyists are determined to leave Ontario “woke” and broke, just like their predecessors.
The New Blueprint will move us forward – the right way forward – with strength, stability, liberty, and good government. It’s time to stand on principle and stand up for you, with the New Blue!
In July 2020, Belinda took a historic stand.
Belinda voted against the original passing of the Doug Ford PC government’s undemocratic and authoritarian lock down legislation – Bill 195.
She was the only current or former Ontario PC MPP to vote against Bill 195.
And Belinda is the only politician in Canada to be expelled from a political party or lose a position in government for voting against a piece of COVID-19 related legislation.
Bill 195 enabled the public and private sector COVID-19 mandates in Ontario and allowed Ford to impose the longest and most frequent lock downs in North America.
As punishment for her historic stand, Belinda was removed from the Ontario PC governing caucus in a unilateral decision by Ford. As a result, Belinda also lost her position as Parliamentary Assistant to the Solicitor General.
Two weeks later, Belinda and 18 other PC members in Cambridge were removed from their elected positions on the Cambridge PC riding association board – in an undemocratic move that was in violation of the Ontario PC Party constitution. Belinda was also informed by PC brass that she would never be permitted to run in a PC nomination again.
Over the two years since the initial passing of Bill 195 on July 21, 2020, the Ontario PCs have become more authoritarian and more left wing. The Ontario PCs are now the provincial wing of the federal Trudeau Liberals.
But out of all the trials and tribulations that Belinda and her husband Jim have faced, standing on principle and standing up against the establishment, your New Blue Party of Ontario was born.
And through hard work and determination, the New Blue Party is now Ontario’s fifth largest party – only behind the PCs, NDP, Liberals, and the Greens.
Ford’s answer to the tariffs?
“COVID-era” type handouts to Ontarians to mitigate economic challenges.
In November 2017, the Ontario PC Party sued Jim in a lawsuit designed to silence his advocacy against carbon taxes and against voter fraud. It was the first time a Canadian political party had sued a private citizen. Against the odds and with great sacrifice by his family, Jim won in court when the lawsuit was ruled as “strategic litigation against public participation.” Click here to read the full decision.
New Blue Policy and Declaration
As proposed by New Blue Party Members May 21, 2024 through June 17, 2024….Read More
Mission Statement
The New Blue Party of Ontario was established by Belinda and Jim Karahalios to offer the solutions necessary to ensure our province’s future is one of hope, opportunity, and prosperity….Read More
Principles
At its noblest, good and responsible government should demonstrate accountability, transparency, and integrity while acting in the best interests of its citizens….Read More
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