MP Tamara Jansen joined me to discuss her very important bill (C-218) to stop the expansion of assisted death for Canadians who are struggling mentally. The legalization of MAiD for the mentally vulnerable has already been passed and is set to take effect in March of 2027, unless another bill, such as MP Jansen's, is passed to reverse it. This is where we are at right now. MP Jansen's bill needs to pass. Because it is an opposition private member's bill, our leaders need to be encouraged to prioritize this. Will you help get it through? CALL YOUR MP: Please take a moment to contact your MP and ask them to support her bill at second reading and to do whatever they can to speed up its progress so that it is through prior to March 2027. Find your MP here: https://www.ourcommons.ca/Members/en SIGN PETITION: Please also sign our new petition in support of the bill here: https://fs30.formsite.com/secureonlineform/odgrfnrxvf/index FOLLOW MP JANSEN HERE: https://www.facebook.com/tamarajansenofficial HELP US DO MORE: Donate to help us stay at it here https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/donation-form/together-we-can-see-a-better-canada-for-the-future

Watch this compelling short video-documentary about the history of federal policy and Western Canada. Unlike typical political videos, this mini-doc sensitively relays the history and real human impact in a way that helps us understand what is really at play here, and why so many Albertans are "done". www.4mycanada.com #alberta #cdnpoli #westernseparation #smith

It's been five years since COVID-19 changed Canada, and important questions remain as to the impacts of it on Canadians. A special public inquiry is being launched in response to Canadians who say they have experienced vaccine injuries and have yet to receive compensation, despite the creation of a federal support program. At the Parliamentary Press Gallery, Michelle Wharton of British Columbia shared her personal testimony about how the vaccine impacted her. I also sat down with Member of Parliament Dean Allison, who is hosting the Allison Inquiry this September, to discuss why the inquiry is being held, what it hopes to accomplish, and how Canadians can participate. If you believe there should be room for respectful, honest, and evidence-based dialogue—including hearing firsthand testimony from those directly affected—I encourage you to watch this interview. It includes Michelle Wharton's remarks as well as my conversation with MP Dean Allison. To learn more or participate in the inquiry, visit: allisoninquiry.com. Thanks for joining me, MP Dean Allison. Stay connected: https://www.4mycanada.com/getemails Donate to help us do more interviews like this: https://www.4mycanada.com/donate

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A major religious freedom victory has just been handed down in Quebec. In a precedent-setting decision, the Quebec Superior Court ruled that the provincial government violated the Charter by cancelling Harvest Ministries International's event at the Quebec City Convention Centre because of concerns over the ministry's beliefs. The court found the government's actions infringed on freedoms of religion, expression, and association. Minister Caroline Proulx was ordered to personally pay $30,000 in punitive damages because the judge found that she intentionally infringed Harvest Ministries' freedom of expression. Join me live with the leader of Harvest Ministries and the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) lawyer who argued the case as get their response. QUICK LINKS: Press release: https://www.jccf.ca/court-rules-quebec-government-violated-charter-by-cancelling-christian-conference-over-organizers-beliefs/ Donate to help us continue to bring important coverage like this to you and others: https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/donation-form/together-we-can-see-a-better-canada-for-the-future Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms: https://www.jccf.ca/ Harvest Ministries International: https://www.theharvest.ca/