(TW at 04:51-06:13 for themes of intense violence, torture, and other forms of mature subject matter)

In this episode of Orange Wave, we analyze the framework for Autism action recently passed in a bipartisan motion, we also look at the ONDP's terrible track record for Autism visibility.

There has been a lot of controversy around Bill C-11. This episode of Orange Wave is a to the point analysis of what the bill is, how it affects Canadians. Residents of Canada have alot of concerns about the implications this could have on their rights to freedom of expression, so today we're taking a good look into it.

Today is Trans Visibility Day, and to honor the occasion, we're going to be taking a look at how transphobia has been on the rise in Canada lately due to media hoaxes, and how we can move forward from this rhetoric.

After a week of theatrics in the House of Commons, it was revealed that a Liberal MP was allegedly encouraging the Chinese government to keep Michael Kovrig and Micheal Spavor in custody, which almost resulted in the two getting their life cut short. The question on everyone's mind? Why is it only the right-wing establishment media that has access to the so-called evidence?

Earlier this week marked the 1 year anniversary of the Liberal/NDP Supply and Confidence Agreement, which the right-wing establishment media has falsely dubbed a "Coalition." After one year of this Agreement being made official, how have Canadians benifited?

After talking credit for an idea, one that the NDP proposed to begin with, the Conservatives have been trying to force a Liberal MP to testify on Chinese election interference. Even though Pierre is guilty when it comes to Chinese interference.

In this episode of Orange Wave, the sky is blue and buisiness as usual is occurring as both the Prime Minister and leader or the opposition have been in the news for stupid things again, but reversed.

The right-wing establishment media and the Pro-Ford Toronto Sun has been vocally critical of the ONDP's decision of the Hamilton Centers new elect, and of Jagmeet Singh's decision to platform the person in question claiming that she is Anti-Semitic. But how true are these claims?

During a question period in the house of commons, a conservative mp made inappropriate remarks about the minister of foreign affairs, bringing up questions about misogyny in the house of commons, and Canadian politics in general.