In this episode of Dialogue over Division, we sit down with Mike and James of The Critical Compass to delve into the importance of nuanced, good faith political discussion. We explore how such dialogue is essential for driving real change and avoiding unnecessary vitriol and division. We share insights on how Canadians can engage more productively in civic life, emphasizing the need for understanding and cooperation in our political conversations. We move from talking about the problems to doing something about them!

Civic engagement goes beyond voting and attending town halls; it involves actively participating in community initiatives, staying informed about local and national issues, and fostering open, respectful conversations. Together, we discuss strategies for encouraging wider participation in civic activities, highlighting the role of education, community outreach, and accessible platforms for public discourse. Mike and James also emphasize the importance of building an environment where diverse opinions are heard and respected, ultimately leading to greater and more informed participation.

Tune in to hear their valuable perspectives on fostering a more engaged and respectful civic environment. Learn how every Canadian can contribute to a more cohesive and responsive political landscape through meaningful civic engagement and dialogue. Most importantly, don't forget to get involved!