State of the Media and the Future of Dissent
A discussion with former radio talk show host Danielle Smith on the state of traditional and social media in Canada and where conservatives find a voice in media going forward.
Panelists: Danielle Smith, Paige MacPherson
Pushing Back the Great Reset
This month the World Economic Forum meets to discuss the “Great Reset:” a joint commitment by government, corporate and stakeholder representatives from around the globe to “urgently” build a new economic and social order.
As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a UN conference in 2020: “The pandemic has provided an opportunity for a reset. This is our chance to reimagine economic systems.”
Unfortunately, it takes little imagination to grasp the unprecedented social controls, restriction on freedoms, technocratic rule and government takeover of economic levers that is being proposed.
Panelists:
Rex Murphy,
Peter Foster,
Anthony Furey,
Christine Van Geyn
A Look At CANZUK
Should Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom create closer economic, diplomatic and institutional ties? Join us December 17th at NOON EST as a panel of experts discuss trade, security, mobility and market access issues surrounding “CANZUK”. Most recently endorsed by Conservative leader Erin O’Toole during his successful leadership bid, momentum for this idea is picking up steam in all four of these countries that share common history, values, socio-economic standards of living and constitutional ties.
Panelists: David Clement, Kelly Sundberg, Daniel Hannan, Brent Cameron, James Skinner.
Economic Triage: What Canada Must Do to Right The Ship
What Canada must do to right the ship? The American economy has roared back close to pre-COVID levels while Canada’s economy has significantly underperformed.
The federal government’s solution? The Resilient Recovery/Green New Deal modelled after the economically disastrous Ontario Green Energy Program.
Panelists:
Hon. Pierre Polievre,
Dan McTeague,
Catherine Swift,
Jack Mintz
Explaining Postmodernism
Dr. Stephen Hicks, the author of Explaining Postmodernism provides an account of why postmodernism has been the most vigorous intellectual movement of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
Is China at War with the West?
Tensions in the South China Sea, a crack-down in Hong Kong, trade wars, hostage diplomacy, the battle for information and technological supremacy. Join us Thursday September 24th as we discuss China’s growing geopolitical influence and put forward the policy prescriptions that must be undertaken by Canada and the West. Joining us is Dr. Robert Spalding., Brigadier General of the United States Air Force (Ret’d) and Dr. Charles Burton. of the MacDonald Laurier Institute.
Conservative Party Leadership Candidates: Peter MacKay & Leslyn Lewis
Leadership candidates Peter MacKay & Leslyn Lewis discuss their platforms and answer questions submitted to the Canada Strong and Free Network.
Conservative Party Leadership Candidates: Erin O’Toole & Derek Sloan
Erin O’Toole and Derek Sloan discuss their platforms and answer questions submitted to the Canada Strong and Free Network.
Do Something!
Preston Manning talks about the ideas in his new book and why they matter in the wake of COVID19
MAY 2020: The Case for Freedom and Free Markets in Unfree Times featuring: Jason Clemens: Fraser Institute; Bruce Pardy: Queen’s University Law and; Hon. Joe Oliver Former Canadian Finance Minister
The Case for Freedom and Free Markets in Unfree Times
The Case for Freedom and Free Markets in Unfree Times featuring: Jason Clemens: Fraser Institute; Bruce Pardy: Queen’s University Law and; Hon. Joe Oliver Former Canadian Finance Minister
