CHP TALKS

My guest this week is Michael Burns, a school trustee candidate for School District 54 in the beautiful Bulkley Valley of Northern BC. He is married to Anna and together they have three young children. He is President of Pioneer Exploration Consultants, Ltd. During our interview, Michael spoke about the need for better communication between the local school board and parents; his intention—if elected—is to represent parents who are concerned about some of the provincial curriculum being implemented without parental involvement or input. Michael is one of many school trustee candidates across the country seeking to bring academic excellence back to the classroom and to restore to parents the oversight of social and moral content.

You can contact Michael or ask questions by writing to him at:
[email protected]

My guest this week is Dominique Fournier, an Alberta mother of seven children and grandmother of two, who—besides homeschooling and other responsibilities—is working with several freedom organizations to educate and inspire Canadians in regard to taking personal responsibility for the moral decisions they make as well as healthcare decisions. She highlights the use of NOLs (Notices of Liability) to educate politicians, doctors, government agents and business people as to their personal accountability for imposing or implementing unjust mandates.

To learn more about the issues or to access NOL documents, visit:

https://tbof.ca
https://standunitedbc.ca
https://action4canada.com

My guest this week is Dr. Chris Milburn, a family and ER physician living in Sydney, Nova Scotia. Chris is a straight-talking guy who believes that all citizens (including doctors!) must have the freedom to express their opinions about things that matter, whether it has to do with COVID policies, transgenderism, assisted suicide or so-called ‘harm reduction’ drug injection sites. Chris and his wife—Julie Curwin, also a physician—have been outspoken on the harms of COVID policies and are hosting a tremendous Free Speech in Medicine conference October 28th-30th in Baddeck, Nova Scotia

To learn more or to register for the conference, visit: pairodocs.substack.com and FreeSpeechInMedicine.com

My guest this week is the Honourable A. Brian Peckford, P.C., former Premier of Newfoundland and the last living First Minister to help craft and sign Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms. In today’s interview, Mr. Peckford points out the many ways in which the Government’s so-called “Inquiry” into its brutal and unconstitutional use of the Emergencies Act against peaceful protestors in Ottawa has been designed not to expose the Prime Minister’s abuse of power but to actually shield him and his Cabinet from serious scrutiny.

For more info, visit Mr. Peckford’s blog at: https://peckford42.wordpress.com

My guest this week is Vince Vetro, founder and director of The Lending Journey, a micro-finance charity helping women in Ecuador and Nicaragua with loans and entrepreneurial training to enable them to start small businesses and become more financially stable, better able to feed their families. Vince describes his own journey from childhood through a business career to a life of faith and the joy of helping others to succeed. The Lending Journey will soon be opening another base in La Paz, Mexico.

 Learn more about Vince at: https://thelendingjourney.com

My guest this week is James R. Coggins, a writer, editor and researcher. James lays out the hidden costs and environmental challenges of moving Canada towards EVs (Electric Vehicles). James is the author of a great article in the Winter / Spring 2022 edition of the C2C Journal, entitled: “The Future with Zero-Emission Electric Vehicles.” In our interview, he exposes the forbiddingly high costs of manufacturing, purchasing and charging a future replacement fleet of 25 million Canadian-owned vehicles.

Learn more about James at: www.coggins.ca 

My guest this week is Angelina Ireland, President of the Delta Hospice Society (DHS). Angelina’s been on our show before. Since the BC NDP Government stole the DHS’s beautiful palliative care facility last year, Angelina and the DHS have been hard at work looking for other ways they can help vulnerable people to receive proper palliative care and comfort as they near the natural end of life. We talk today about the rampant culture of death in Canada. Angelina and the Delta Hospice Society have created a powerful legal form—the “Do Not Euthanize” (DNE) form—that will help protect your life or the life of your loved one from the pro-euthanasia pressures found in so many clinical settings today. The “Do Not Euthanize” (DNE) form is available at no cost to Delta Hospice Society members. 

 Join DHS and learn more at: www.deltahospicesociety.org

My guest this week is Barry W. Bussey, Founder and CEO of First Freedoms Foundation (Canada). Barry is a brilliant lawyer, dedicated to defending our essential freedoms: freedom of speech, freedom of conscience and the inviolability of the person. We talk about the violation of judicial independence and we talk about the book Barry is writing about the different ways the Truckers Convoy made a positive difference in Canada.

Learn more at: www.firstfreedoms.ca

My guest this week is Carla Gibson, Chair of CHP Canada’s Health and Education Policy Committee. Carla drafted some important new policies that were adopted at the CHP Policy Convention in Calgary in 2021. We discuss some of those policies, especially the ones concerned with bodily autonomy, preventive and alternative health care choices and individual and parental rights in education. 

 CHP Platform (bullet points) at: https://www.chp.ca/about/platform/

My guest this week is Mr. Jonathan Wellum, founder of Rocklinc, an investment firm dedicated to sound financial planning and wealth protection rooted in biblical ethics. He addresses the challenges of today’s inflationary trends, rising taxes and interest rates, supply shortages and government over-reach. He stresses that sound financial planning must be rooted in biblical principles and a trust in God, provider of all good things.

You can learn more about Jonathan and Rocklinc at: https://rocklinc.com