DETAILS Tuesday, February 21st, 2023 @ 1:00PM ET You are invited to attend a virtual discussion about the controversies surrounding critical race theory (CRT) in Canada. Critical race theorists have accumulated significant influence over many Canadian institutions, as shown by the pervasiveness of terms like “white privilege” and “systemic racism.”

DETAILS Tuesday November 29th @12:30PM EST Canada’s housing affordability crisis continues to worsen, especially in our large cities, and urban and suburban voters consistently rank this as being their most important political issue. In this session, we’re going to discuss the nature and causes of this crisis, as well as potential

Wednesday October 19 @ 1:00pm EST The Conservative Party of Canada has a new Leader. Over his long political career, Pierre Poilievre has earned a reputation as a tough fighter, an “attack dog”, a fierce debater, and much more. His opponents have framed him as “angry”, “negative”, and worse. In

Tuesday August 16 at 1:30PM eastern  Anthony Lacavera is probably best known for having started WIND Mobile in 2008; the first time the Big 3 in the Canadian Telecom Industry got a taste of real competition. After having sold the company in 2016, he’s back to try and buy it

Friday July 22, 2022, 12 Noon Eastern We are thrilled to invite you to the first event in the Canada Strong and Free Network’s “Canadian Optimists” discussion series. Each month, we will be spotlighting reasons why Canadian conservatives should be optimistic about the future of our country, and introduce you

Thursday April 14th @ NOON Eastern The policy prescriptions of our governments to the COVID pandemic has put the Charter of Rights and Freedoms to the test. Has it passed with flying colours, scraped through or been a dismal failure? Borders between provinces and internationally have been shut, peaceful assembly

Thursday January 20th, 2022 From the terror attacks of September 11, 2001, to the chaotic US withdrawal in August 2021, Western involvement in Afghanistan will be debated for decades to come. Join us January 20th at Noon Eastern as we present a panel of experts to discuss the mission, its justification,

Tuesday, August 24 Noon Eastern Removing or defacing statues, cancelling Canada Day, burning down places of worship: are these actions a legitimate response to a history full of omissions and travesties? Or, are they an extension of the American-style culture wars that rejects the moral premise of Western civilization? Join

Thursday, July 8th Noon Eastern The dream of home ownership is slipping out of reach for many young Canadians. Others, who do own are over-leveraged or stretching themselves too thin – with predictable consequences. Meanwhile, older segments of the population favour higher prices and the security equity provides them. As

Wednesday, June 2nd Noon Eastern Originally pitched as legislation to force online services like Netflix and Amazon Prime to provide more Canadian content, the powers of Bill C-10 gradually expanded to include provisions that would subject social media posts of Canadians to policing by the national broadcast regulator CRTC. An

Wednesday, April 21st NOON EST For over a year now Canadians have been in an endless cycle of lockdowns. This clearly is not working.  Join us for a discussion April 21st as we examine the adverse impacts of lockdowns and the options to carve a new path moving forward.