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Wendell Cox

The housing market crisis in Canada has hit an all time high. Expert in demography, Wendell Cox has an eye-opening discussion with guest host David Craig about the public policies surrounding this issue, and how to solve the problems with supply, demand and affordability.
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Susan Penner

Every year, more Canadians are choosing to apply for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD); statistics have risen significantly since its implementation in 2016. In march of 2023, eligibility is set to widen to anyone with mental illness. Guest Host David Craig welcomes Susan Penner of Life Culture to discuss these trends and the slippery slope of normalizing of physician-assisted suicide.
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Brian Giesbrecht

Leon Fontaine sits down with retired chief judge, Brian Giesbrecht, to discuss how political interference and a lack of investigative journalism has skewed the narrative on the unmarked graves at residential schools across Canada. Giesbrecht shares what his research team has found, and outlines a 2021 book he contributed to titled From Truth Comes Reconciliation.  
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Barbara Kay

As the woke agenda permeates schools and gaslights gender dysphoria clinics around the world, journalist and columnist Barbara Kay offers her insights as to where this ideology got started, the latest with the UK Tavistock Clinic closure and how Canadians should be courageous and speak up against dangerous practises. 
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Hatim Kheir

In this fascinating conversation with Leon Fontaine, lawyer Hatim Kheir explains his work on cases pertaining to the ArriveCAN app, and other pandemic restrictions. He says many experts see Digital IDs as a potential technological threat to Canadians’ Charter rights and freedoms. 
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Blair Hagen

Is banning firearms and related legislation anything more than lip-service? What will it take to decrease gun crime and make vulnerable communities safer in Canada? With over 20 years in the industry, Blair Hagen of Canada's Firearms Association (NFA) has a candid conversation with Leon Fontaine about what the data shows and how the truth about gun crime is inconvenient for some elites.  
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Christine van Geyn

On February 14, 2022 the federal government invoked the Emergencies Act to deal with the freedom convoy truckers on the steps of Parliament Hill. Christine van Geyn, from the Canadian Constitution Foundation, explains why many see this historic invocation as unconstitutional and illegal. Leon also hears how Canadians can submit a public statement to The Rouleau Commission in the coming weeks.   
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Dr. Brian Day

With thousands of patients suffering and dying on wait lists, Dr. Brian Day has been a champion for Canadian health care reform for decades. As an Orthopaedic surgeon he has a unique perspective on patient impact, human cost and the professional burn out caused by Canada's current health care system. In conversation with Leon, it is revealed that the necessary solutions are simple and doable if any government has the courage to implement them.  
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Your Internet Experience is About to be Restricted

Proposed as a way to ensure diverse Canadian content is seen, Bill C-11 aims to "level the playing field" between broadcast and online streaming. Behind the vague wording and conflicts-of-interest lies much uncertainty. Leon Fontaine offers some background information on this Bill, highlights concerns  politicians have raised and challenges all Canadians to see the bigger picture. 
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Sonya Anderson

Sonya Anderson, one of the organizers of A Citizens' Hearing, highlights some of the the stories gathered during the three day event. Leon Fontaine deepens the conversation by discussing individual freedom and censorship. The business, economic, educational, and societal impacts of lockdowns, constitutional law developments, medical and scientific findings, and the processes in place for politicians to navigate a crisis like Covid, are an important part of the national conversation. 
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