A Nation’s Symbols Belong to Its People
On national identity, democratic consent, and why symbols must be chosen, not imposed.
The Principle
A national symbol belongs to the people it represents.
Its legitimacy does not come from government decree, political convenience, or historical inertia. It comes from consent.
When a symbol is freely chosen, it unites.
When it is imposed, it divides.
This site exists to advance one clear goal: reopening the national conversation on Canada’s flag and the principle that symbols must be chosen by the people.
I am not currently running for office. I am writing, publishing, and engaging publicly to influence that conversation. If future political action becomes the right vehicle, it will serve that goal.