“For All of Us”

The PCs earned just enough seats to form a majority government in a stunning upset during the 2025 general election on Oct. 14, 2025.

While earning 21 of 40 seats in the house of Assembly, the party only had the support of 44.5 per cent of voters, which means it is governing a population most of which did not vote for it. This is the result of our problematic first-past-the-post electoral system.

Regardless, the PCs have made many promises that could improve the quality of life for many in our province.

The Independent has created this page as a space for journalists and the public to track the promises the PCs made before and during the election campaign, as well as any it makes after the election.

If you notice a promise we’ve missed, let us know!

Equity & Belonging

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“A society must be equitable and inclusive, where people are embraced for their rich diversity, experiences and perspectives,” the party said in its platform. “We must cultivate a healthy environment where everyone feels welcomed, valued, and heard, where diversity is celebrated and where the doors are wide open to all. Everyone must feel safe, secure, and have resources to thrive.”

The PCs promised to:

Gender-Based Violence & Family Violence

Prioritize community-led prevention initiatives and survivor support

Ensure trauma-informed training for justice and law enforcement personnel so victims are treated with understanding and respect. We will conduct a trauma-informed review of the justice system to improve education, prevention, and reduce re-victimization

Consult on establishing new legislative tools to give victims of family violence more ways to seek justice within the family law system

Expand Family Justice Services to give survivors of family violence better access to legal help without further trauma

Other Equity-related promises:

Create an independent, dedicated Advocate for Persons with Disabilities

Implement multi-year core operational funding to community groups

Fix the ineffective Liberal Pay Equity Legislation and replace it with legislation that will truly see pay equity in the province. We believe in equal pay for work of equal value

Inform decisions with gender based plus analysis. We will develop a robust policy analysis tool which we will make publicly available.