The Freedom Feature Podcast - First Freedoms Foundation

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Tom Marazzo is a former Canadian military veteran and college professor turned activist and author. His book is called “The People’s Emergency Act: Freedom Convoy 2022.” In this interview with Barry Bussey, part 2, Tom and Barry discuss the importance of books being written by people involved in the truckers’ protest so people who were against the convoy can read and judge for themselves how accurately the mainstream media portrayed the event. As Tom says, in this digital age, we now all have the opportunity to write the history books. In the interview, Tom names four Canadian government officials—drawing an analogy to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse referenced in the Bible—who have become “the architects of ruin in this country.” Tom’s message is a good warning for all of us to be vigilant of our politicians—to hold them accountable for their actions and to make sure they are acting in the public’s best interest.

Check out Tom’s links here:

Website: https://tommarazzo.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=tom%20marazzo

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Tom Marazzo is a former Canadian military veteran and college professor turned activist and author. He has written a book called “The People’s Emergency Act.” In this interview with Barry Bussey, Tom reveals some of the content of the book including dispelling some myths and rumours about what actually happened in meetings with representatives of the OPP, Ottawa Police Service and City of Ottawa. Tom was originally called by a friend to come to the convoy to help with practical matters like ensuring the truckers had enough gasoline and food, but as matters evolved, so did his role. This behind-the-scenes look at the events of 2022 adds another dimension to the unprecedented story of the Canadian truckers’ convoy.

Check out Tom’s links here:

Website: https://tommarazzo.ca/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=tom%20marazzo

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Drones flying above, vandalism to property, people shouting angrily, police presence. While this may sound like a scene in an action film, this is what was happening in Aylmer, Ontario in 2020. The pandemic was on and government over-reach was in overdrive. In part 2 of his interview with Barry Bussey, Pastor Henry Hildebrandt of the Aylmer Church of God recounts the uncalled-for behaviour of police officers, judges and locals in his community who believed they were acting responsibly. Collectively, the pastor, his parishioners and other people associating with the Church were ironically fined over $339,000 “for causing harm to the community.” Three years later, the pastor is still dealing with these spurious infractions.

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Learn how you can help the pastor fight the fines:
Website: https://henryhildebrandt.com
Website: https://www.givesendgo.com/Aylmerchurchofgod

Website: https://churchofgod.com/

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In March of 2020, Canadian government officials were announcing to Canadians that two weeks would be needed to flatten the COVID curve. This sounded reasonable, and upon these announcements, Pastor Henry Hildebrandt of the Church of God complied with these orders. He shut down his church in Aylmer, Ontario. However, after two weeks had passed, he began to notice anomalies in his community and in Canada’s largest cities: places like McDonald’s and Walmart were open while all small businesses were forced to shut down. All “non-essential services”, including churches, were ordered to close. Things were not making sense to Pastor Hildebrandt. How could eating in a fast-food restaurant be essential but following one’s faith not? In part 1 of his interview with Barry Bussey, Pastor Hildebrandt describes how his and churches across the country were unfairly treated; he describes his creative solution of reaching his congregants and how the governments’ strategies to divide and manipulate the public had the surprising opposite effect on him and his congregation.

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Next week in Part 2, Pastor Hildebrandt tells Barry about his experiences with government during the pandemic and the court cases he’s involved in.

Check out Pastor Hildebrandt's information links below:
Website: https://churchofgod.com/congregations/aylmer-ontario/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pastorhildebrandt/
YouTube: https://churchofgod.com/channels/

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Last week, in part 1 of her interview with Barry, Frances spoke about actions and ideas that led to her being fired by her long-term employer, Mount Royal University. This week, in part 2 of the interview, Frances delves into some of the work by her and other researchers* that became scrutinized by woke activists; for example, the fact that there is no evidence that 215 residential school children are buried in the apple orchard in Kamloops. She agrees, for humanitarian reasons, that such a claim needs to be investigated (to date, no excavation has taken place) because reason, evidence and logic should prevail. Without evidence, how can anyone determine if something is fundamentally true or not, yet the woke stance is simply to let whatever oppressed group—in this case Indigenous—pronounce their own subjective truths however unscientific they may be. Frances is now working with various organizations to help people realize that academic universities could be on their way out and be replaced as activist entities if action is not taken now.

*Nina Green, June 2023: Probably the most important thing we now know about Kamloops is that 2,000 linear feet of trenches about 3 feet deep lined with clay tiles and running east-west were dug in 1924 as a septic field to dispose of the school’s sewage. Ground penetrating radar (GPR) cannot distinguish between a trench lined with clay tiles and a putative child’s grave. The GPR profile is very similar.

Source: The Kamloops ‘Discovery’: A Fact-Check Two Years Later – The Dorchester Review

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Check out Frances’ information links below:

Website: The Woke Academy – Exposing Totalitarian Identity Politics

Website: SAFS – Defending Freedom in Teaching, Research and Scholarship

Website: Minding The Campus — Reforming Our Universities

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This is part one of a two-part interview with Marty Moore and Hatim Kheir. In a time of unprecedented challenges, Marty Moore and Hatim Kheir continue to be defenders of constitutional rights through their work at the Justice Centre. As the weight of restrictions imposed by the provincial health officer fell over British Columbia, Marty Moore, a constitutional lawyer, represented several churches who challenged the government's prohibition on church gatherings and protests.  Moore shares with Barry the significant breaches of freedom of conscience and religion, highlighting the disheartening reality that the courts are consistently showing deference to the government.

Meanwhile, in Ontario, Hatim Kheir had his own case  journey dealing with similar issues as he represented the Alymer Church of God and the Bible Chapel. Challenging Ontario's gathering restrictions, Hatim Kheir faced a court of appeal's decision upholding government restrictions as constitutional.

The Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear both of these cases which means the lower court decisions remain in the governments favour. While the court has historically delved into contentious public policy issues, this time, its silence has left questions unanswered. This shift poses a significant concern for the future.

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Check out Marty & Hatim’s information links below:
Marty:

Website: jccf.ca  

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marty-moore-53b149187/ 

Hatim:

Website: jccf.ca 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hatim_Kheir_

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This is an interview with Hatim Kheir and Jojo Ruba, two passionate voices advocating for freedom of expression and the power of open dialogue. Hatim, a lawyer representing Free to Care's intervention in the Bill Whatcott case, tackled the controversial issues raised in the case. Hatim, Jojo, and Barry discussed the importance of vigilance against repeating historical mistakes against freedom of speech and the need to push back when it is being challenged today. In this evolving legal landscape, courts' views have shifted, recognizing the delicate balance between critique and hate.

Barry and his guests discussed the challenges arising from the misconception that criticizing behavior equates to hating individuals. Jojo’s dedication to confronting relativism—a belief in the absence of objective truth—became a central theme in this interview. They emphasized the importance of showing up and engaging in conversations that shape society's future. Both Hatim and Jojo recognize the broader implications: that it's not just freedom of expression at stake, but the core of who we are and how we interact with one another. As courts continue to evolve and society faces complex issues, their efforts remind us to safeguard the right to speak out while fostering understanding and progress.

Check out Hatim and Jojo’s information below:

Hatim:

Website: jccf.ca 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hatim_Kheir_ 

Jojo: 

Website: https://www.freetocare.ca/staff 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/JojoRRuba?s=20 

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This is part two of a two-part interview with Maggie Braun, the visionary behind "Gather 2030," a groundbreaking newsletter program that's more than just a collection of words – it's a blueprint of creative and positive strategies. Maggie believes in bringing people together, fostering deeper connections at both the individual and community levels. Through Gather 2030, she's weaving a web of like-minded individuals across the nation, uniting their skills and businesses in a tangible directory.

Maggie's focus remains steadfast on networking resources among those who share her values. In a world that sometimes feels overwhelmed by negativity, she strives to keep the newsletter's content resoundingly positive. Recognizing the power of local organizations, she emphasizes effective grassroots efforts. With a firm belief in individual freedoms, Maggie champions the importance of allowing citizens to thoughtfully and carefully shape their own decisions, rather than being dictated to by the government.

As an advocate for freedom of thought and speech, Maggie encourages her fellow freedom thinkers to step into the public sphere. Yet, she's no stranger to challenges; Maggie's encountered struggles in her endeavors, facing unresponsiveness from government entities and occasional sidelining.

For Canadians, she emphasizes the necessity of understanding government protocols and procedures, enabling informed, effective engagement. However, Maggie knows that change starts within. She urges individuals to prioritize mental health and the home front, understanding that personal well-being serves as a foundation for collective transformation. In a world of noise, Maggie Braun stands as a beacon of peaceful persistence, creating connections, fostering positive change, and encouraging all to walk the path of thoughtful activism.

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Check out Maggie’s LinkedIn and Gather 2030 links below:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/maggie-braun-11033a121 

Gather 2030: https://substack.com/@maggiehopebraun 

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This is part two of a two-part interview with Lauren Heuser, the founder of "Canadian Affairs," a newly launched digital newspaper for Canadian professionals and families.

In this episode, Barry and Lauren discuss the Online News Act and its effect on digital news startups’ ability to reach audiences through social media and search engines. Lauren voices concern that this new legislation favours the interests of legacy publishers over emerging news startups, which rely almost entirely on social media and search engines to reach audiences. 
Lauren discusses the looming impact of this bill – diminished and poorer news content due to cost implications. She commends the Conservative Party's vocal stance against the Online News Act and hopes for further advocacy against it from both the Conservatives and NDP.

Check out her Website, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram accounts below:
Website: www.canadianaffairs.news  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/laurenheuser Twitter: https://twitter.com/LaurenEHeuser?s=20  Instagram:  @heuser.lauren @canadian_affairs

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This is part one of a two-part interview with Maggie Braun, a passionate advocate who has never shied away from fighting for what she believes in. 

From her early years being raised in Canada, Maggie's deep interest in society's workings has driven her. A lifelong environmental enthusiast, she kickstarted an activist group in high school and pursued Ecosystem Management in University.

She ran for the Federal Election with the Canadian Action Party in 2011 and remained involved in hometown initiatives. A devoted mother, she homeschools her children, passing on her values. Her initial impression of Canada was a call to care for its environment, yet she became disheartened witnessing environmental issues left unattended.

Maggie's life took a new turn when she engaged with the Freedom Convoy, joining the frontlines of a trucker protest. Her experience was a revelation: the convoy transformed into a circle of healing, where diverse voices shared stories of struggles and stresses. The convoy's spirit shattered media portrayals, uniting people of all backgrounds in a shared purpose.

Seeing the parallel of government treatment to history's dark chapters, Maggie connected with like-minded individuals at the convoy, a powerful contrast to her former isolation. Arrested on the last day of the convoy, her courageous stance laid out the printed Bill of Rights before the police, leading to a shocking exchange with a riot officer.

For Maggie, the Freedom Convoy wasn't just a protest, but a reminder that uniting people ignites genuine power. With unwavering determination, she stands ready to fight for freedom alongside the people, with a conviction that through connection comes the strength to battle for freedom till the very end.

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This is part one of a two-part interview with Lauren Heuser, the distinguished woman behind "Canadian Affairs," a newly launched newspaper outlet.
Originally from Manitoba, Lauren moved to Toronto to pursue her passion for law, but in 2015, she found herself drawn to journalism and decided to embark on a new career path. Alongside her journalism journey, she also earned an MBA, giving her a unique combination of skills and knowledge.
What sets "Canadian Affairs" apart is its unwavering focus on its audience - Canadian professionals and families. This clear vision guides their editorial strategy, ensuring that each piece is impactful and resonates with their target readers. 
Canadian Affairs strives to produce content with great sources and insightful perspectives. To support the growth of her outlet, Lauren has sought advice from various experts, particularly those with backgrounds in journalism and business. 

Networking has played a crucial role in Lauren's journey, helping her refine her business strategy and establish what will make Canadian Affairs distinctive from its competitors.

In a constantly evolving industry, Lauren understands the value of learning from others and seeking different perspectives.

With her wide range of experiences, entrepreneurial spirit, and dedication to delivering top-notch journalism, Lauren Heuser is leaving a mark on the Canadian media landscape, inspiring others to pursue their passions with purpose and determination.
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Check out her Website, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram accounts below:
Website: www.canadianaffairs.news  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/laurenheuser Twitter: https://twitter.com/LaurenEHeuser?s=20 
Instagram:  @heuser.lauren @canadian_affairs

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This is part two of a two-part interview with Jason Kurz, a resilient individual who fearlessly stands up for his beliefs. 

Even with having lost his job at Ontario Power Generation, Jason is unwavering in his decision not to take the vaccine, citing the rushed process and his firm belief in God's intelligent design and the resilience of our bodies.

Passionate about individual freedom and respecting personal choices, Jason is deeply involved in various unions, recognizing the strength that comes in numbers. When his union hesitated to support him, he took matters into his own hands, submitting eight grievances and appealing to the grievance committee review board.

Unyielding in his pursuit of justice, Jason declined financial offers and filed a failure to represent the claim. Consequently, he finds himself banned from his previous workplace's sites and properties. However, he remains perseverant, believing that in future times like this pandemic, more people will begin to question authority and seek answers.

To Jason, freedom is a sacred and individual right, and he encourages others to reflect on who holds authority over their bodies. With deep appreciation, he stands in solidarity with everyone fighting for the freedom movement, demonstrating the power of determination and unwavering conviction.

Join Jason Kurz on his inspiring journey as he champions individual freedom and challenges the status quo in a world craving truth and liberty. His story is a testament to the strength of character and the pursuit of truth in the face of adversity.

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https://www.tiktok.com/@forkandtorchsociety?_t=8e5vgKL9M4j&_r=1

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This is part two of a two-part interview with Gabrielle Bauer, author of "Blindsight is 2020," who delves into the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the younger generation in her insightful book. Gabrielle sheds light on how children's needs and lives can be often neglected, emphasizing the obligation of the older generation to create meaningful opportunities for the younger generation's well-being and growth. 

She reminds us that virus transmission has been an inevitable part of human existence since the beginning of time. During the pandemic, Gabrielle discovered an unexpected kinship with various religious groups who chose not to comply with certain measures. Their reasoning resonated with her, prompting a deeper reflection on personal freedoms and individual choices. 

She encourages readers to think independently, emphasizing the importance of embracing diverse perspectives and considering alternative viewpoints. In her exploration of the pandemic's impact, Gabrielle and Barry discuss the trucker's convoy—a noteworthy event marked by its peaceful nature. 

Surprising her friends and peers, she expresses support for the convoy and its underlying message. Gabrielle encourages the need for ongoing dialogue about both the successes and failures of our pandemic response, advocating for a comprehensive approach to future crises. Encouraging individuals to seek pre-COVID pandemic guidance documents, she calls for a more informed and proactive approach. 

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Check out Gabrielle’s Website, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Book Link below:

Website: https://gabriellebauer.com/ 

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/gabriellebauer 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/GabrielleJBauer?s=20 

Blindsight is 2020: https://a.co/d/h7Q3TXC 

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Mark Mercer is a dedicated member of the Society of Academic Freedom and Scholarship (SAFS), an organization with a 31-year history of advocating for academic freedom. Having served as SAFS president for 8 years, Mark's commitment to the organization is unwavering, and he envisions being a part of it for the rest of his life. With around 350 members, primarily academics in Canada, SAFS actively defends academic freedom and standards by writing letters to universities when they perceive violations or threats. Their documentation is made available online to foster transparency and open dialogue.

Mark holds a critical view of the current state of society, recognizing that professors and students are often afraid to express their opinions due to potential backlash. He believes there are points of friction within universities, where rules are increasingly influenced by emotions rather than facts. Despite this, he emphasizes the importance of respecting moral autonomy and engaging in conversations, even when beliefs differ.

Universities should prioritize creating spaces where individuals can freely express their beliefs and receive constructive critique. Mark sees this as a matter of respect. He firmly believes that a person's views, theories, or ideas should not hinder their eligibility for administrative roles. Instead, qualifications and abilities should determine suitability.

Acknowledging the value of criticism, Mark advocates for upholding high academic standards to ensure students receive the best education possible. 

To improve, Mark stresses the need to articulate what an academic university truly represents. He believes in individuals' ability and desire to think for themselves, rather than being bound by group affiliations. His vision involves creating a culture of disputation, where ideas are shared, stored, and learned from, rather than fostering confrontations and competition between students. This approach aims to prevent ideas from being isolated and looked down upon, fostering inclusivity and intellectual growth.

Join us and listen to what Mark has to share.

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Check out Mark's Website, His LinkedIn, and the SAFS website below!

Mark's Website: https://professormarkmercer.ca/ 

Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/mark-mercer-84a81813 

SAFS Website: https://safs.ca/   

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This is part two of a two-part interview with Michael Alexander, a highly respected Constitutional Lawyer who is at the forefront of the fight for freedom of expression.

In recent developments, the government's enforcement of strict vaccine regulations has stirred controversy and raised concerns over individual freedoms. Doctors find themselves restrained from issuing medical exemptions, despite the vaccine being presented as a recommendation rather than a mandatory requirement. 

Colleges, treating these guidelines as binding, further amplify the issue by imposing penalties on non-compliant physicians. Dr. Trozzi, is facing prosecution that questions his freedom of expression and his decision to diverge from the given recommendation. The very essence of personal autonomy is under scrutiny, as each person should possess the ultimate authority to decide what is best for their own body.

Furthermore, this enforcement is not isolated to a single province but has spread throughout the entire medical community, showcasing a nationwide pattern of restricting individual choices. By regulating medical care, the government has compromised one of the most fundamental freedoms that individuals hold dear. The right to make informed decisions regarding one's health and bodily autonomy should be respected, and the current situation represents a violation of these core principles.

Join us and listen to what Michael has to share.

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This is part one of a two-part interview with Gabrielle Bauer, a health and medical writer based in Toronto. 

Gabrielle challenges the notion that science should dictate our responses to its findings. In her thought-provoking book, "Blindsight is 2020," she emphasizes that science is descriptive rather than prescriptive, informing us about what is, but not how we should react. 

Our responses, she states, are deeply intertwined with our values. With almost three decades of experience writing for doctors and the general public, Gabrielle embarked on a courageous journey during the pandemic, discussing and questioning the effectiveness of lockdowns and government mandates.

As fear gripped the world and rationality seemed to fade away, young people and those less fortunate bore the brunt of the pandemic's impact. Through conversations with her family, and later with friends and colleagues, Gabrielle realized the importance of speaking up and changing the conversation. How do we evolve if we don't engage in dialogue? 

However, her dissenting views sparked significant online backlash, forcing her to toughen her skin quickly. Yet, it became increasingly important to let people know that they were not alone in their skepticism of various government mandates.

Gabrielle firmly believes that respecting and valuing everyone's opinions, regardless of their background, is vital. She highlights the wisdom of epidemiologist Mark Woolhouse, who advised the Scottish government and authored "The Year the World Went Mad." Woolhouse, who emerged as a lockdown skeptic, argued that the world was too reliant on epidemiologists, emphasizing the need for balance. 

In a world where many want to forget the challenges of the past few years, Gabrielle insists on continuing the conversation. There is much to learn about ourselves, our values, and our society, ensuring we do not repeat the same mistakes.

Join us and listen to what Gabrielle has to share.

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This is part one of a two-part interview with author, Curtis McManus. Curtis discusses his book, Clio’s Bastards - which focuses on examining the discipline of history in Canadian universities as the point of entry for a much larger exploration of the intellectual, spiritual, and moral crisis confronting Western civilization today.

In this thought-provoking analysis, Curtis delves into the significance of history in our contemporary world. He challenges the notion that our cultural heritage has lost relevance in today's society. Drawing from James Hunter's concept of a cultural war, Curtis exposes how history has become a tool for political and ideological manipulation aimed at reshaping our culture.

By critiquing the current practice of historiography, he advocates for a traditionalist approach to studying history, emphasizing its value as an alternative perspective for university students. Curtis prompts us to reflect on what the next 10 years can teach us, urging a forward-looking mindset that learns from past failures. He laments the erosion of wisdom and knowledge transmission in education and states that the turmoil we witness in the world is a direct consequence of the education system's impact.

Join us and listen to what Curtis has to share.

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Barry had a chance to talk with Albertos Polizogopoulos about his relatively new law firm The Acacia Group (https://acaciagroup.ca/).  The Acacia Group offers a wide variety of services to its boutique clientele of churches, charities, non-profit, and religious institutions while providing a full range of legal services to the wider public.   Our guests share what motivated them to be engaged in this area of legal practice. 

Keep in mind this was recorded at a conference in Ottawa – so there is some background interference.

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His website is: www.scottventureyra.com.

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Donald’s book What the Hell Is Going On?: The Web of Fraud That Is Enslaving Everyone and How We Can Escape to Freedom (https://www.amazon.ca/What-Hell-Going-Enslaving-Everyone/dp/1990893007/) has become increasingly popular.  After hearing this two part interview of Donald you will know why. 

See Donald’s website at:  https://www.cominghomespirit.com/

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Donald’s book What the Hell Is Going On?: The Web of Fraud That Is Enslaving Everyone and How We Can Escape to Freedom (https://www.amazon.ca/What-Hell-Going-Enslaving-Everyone/dp/1990893007/) has become increasingly popular.  After hearing this two part interview of Donald you will know why. 

See Donald’s website at: https://www.cominghomespirit.com/

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Dr. Whatley’s recent book is When Politics Comes Before Patients: Why and How Canadian Medicare is Failing, https://www.amazon.ca/dp/0888903111/ref=as_sl_pc_as_ss_li_til?tag=shawnwhatleym-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=c719af966f5ebdda609811588b05e9d6&creativeASIN=0888903111) ha

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Dr. Whatley’s recent book, When Politics Comes Before Patients: Why and How Canadian Medicare is Failing, has this to say,

“Successive governments, regardless of political stripe, know all too well that Canada's system of health care is one of the defining characteristics of "being a Canadian", and any changes deemed harmful will have them thrown out of power. Thus, decades of cuts around the margins, centralized control, federal/provincial infighting, and government oversight has left doctors and hospitals with little input on how your health dollars are allocated and spent. Citizens are being left to languish in pain for months, sometimes years, because the current cost and delivery system is programmed for the benefit of governments staying in power. That was not what was intended. Medicare should be about delivering high-quality and timely healthcare value for Canadians.”

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A group of Canadian young people have decided to speak out about “woke culture.” What motivates them? Are they hateful young people or are they just exercising their freedom of speech?

Barry sat down with Nick Alexander and Monty Walker who are part of Save Canada and asked why they, as young people, are so passionate about freedom of speech. In the end you will hear firsthand that these two young men know what they stand for and are encouraging other young people to take a stand for all Canadians.

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Dr. Hutchinson blogs at: http://www.donhutchinson.ca/

His blog entry on this matter is found here: http://www.donhutchinson.ca/canada-community-services-recovery-fund%e2%80%95another-discriminatory-attestation-requirement/

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Dr. Don Hutchinson, Principal at Ansero Services, shares with Barry the federal government’s continued discrimination against Christian charities who do not share the government’s ideological commitments. The governments “Community Services Recovery Fund” is only open to those groups that are willing to agree with government’s views on such matters as abortion.

Yet again the Trudeau government is demanding ideological conformity. The Canada Summer Jobs issue in 2018 got a lot of attention for the same government interference in freedom of religion and conscience. The government has not changed. And, with this new program the government’s heavy hand is seen yet again.

Dr. Hutchinson shares with Barry the latest in the ongoing government campaign against pro-life Christian charities. This is part one of a two-part interview.

Dr. Hutchinson blogs at: http://www.donhutchinson.ca/

His blog entry on this matter is found here: http://www.donhutchinson.ca/canada-community-services-recovery-fund%e2%80%95another-discriminatory-attestation-requirement/

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Law Professor Bruce Pardy, the executive director of Rights Probe (https://www.rightsprobe.org/), continues his interview with Barry sharing his thoughts on the Rouleau Report. This is part two of a two part interview.

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