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Chapter 2 of the book "Rebalanced and Revitalized: A Canada Strong and Free" is presented. It examines ways to improve the functions of Canadian democracy in the long term. It recommends a selection of strategies for strengthening the balance between government and citizens. It also offers a menu of 12 proposals for strengthening democratic processes and institutions which include reform of the electoral system, third party advocacy and electoral financing, reform of the court challenges program and others.

Chapter 3 of the book "Rebalanced and Revitalized: A Canada Strong and Free" is presented. It redresses the imbalances in the roles and performances of the different orders and functional branches of the federation. It provides recommendations for rebalancing the activities of provinces such as Ottawa. It identifies imbalances among the legislative, executive and judicial branches of the Canada federal government. It also proposes remedies on how to deal with these imbalances in all functions of the federal government.

Chapter 1 of the book "Rebalanced and Revitalized: A Canada Strong and Free" is presented. It deals with rebalancing the relationship between Canadian government and citizens as well as the issue of the out-of-control kleptocracy. It discusses issues such as restoring balance, transparency and accountability in the operations of the government agencies. It also recommends practical steps on how to achieve and restore accountability and transparency in the government dealings.

A foreword to the book "Rebalanced and Revitalized: A Canada Strong and Free" is presented.

The article summarizes the book "Rebalanced and Revitalized: A Canada Strong and Free." It deals with three issues which include restoring transparency and accountability to the operations of the federal government, adopting measures that will strengthen Canada's democratic processes and institutions and invigorate democracy. Furthermore, it also proposes remedies for the imbalances among the federal, provincial and municipal orders of government in the Canadian federation.

The article focuses on achieving a good democratic governance in the Canadian federal government. It is believed that recognizing the principles of democracy is essential in achieving the goal for good governance. Key issues that should be addressed include rebalancing the relationship between government and citizens, nourishing democracy for the long term and identifying imbalances among the legislative, executive and judicial branches of the federal government.

Chapter 4 of the book "Rebalanced and Revitalized: A Canada Strong and Free" is presented. It emphasizes the goal of making Canada a responsive democratic federation by increasing transparency and accountability, restoring the relationship between citizens and government and strengthening democratic structures. It encourages the federal government to adopt the policies to improve Canada's governance.

People that the author would like to thank for their assistance in the creation of the book "Rebalanced and Revitalized: A Canada Strong and Free," are mentioned.

A biography of Preston Manning, a former Member of the Canadian Parliament, is presented. He established two political parties in Canada, the Reform Party of Canada and the Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance. Manning retired in 2002 and since then, he released a book entitled "Think Big" and served as a Senior Fellow of the Canada West Foundation and The Fraser Institute.