CHP TALKS

David Elderfield and his company had developed a high-tech solution to the problem of cargo security in containers entering through Canadian ports. He was in the process of building an integrated system that would have vastly improved Canadian port security when the CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) seized his bank accounts and ultimately killed the project. He has been asking the CRA for years to conduct a proper audit of him and his business—which he is confident would clear him. By any measure, he deserves to have his name cleared and to be compensated for his financial losses. Unfortunately, Canada has missed an opportunity to improve our border security.

Michael Thiessen is the founder of Liberty Coalition Canada and a key participant in the efforts of the End the Lockdowns Caucus to bring politicians together to challenge the narrative and edicts of our federal and provincial governments . . . as related to lockdowns, mask mandates and coercion to force Canadians to subject themselves to experimental vaccines. He speaks with Rod Taylor about a proper understanding of Romans 13 as it relates to biblical submission to ‘rulers’ and ‘authorities’.

Check out https://www.libertycoalitioncanada.com/

For more information about various aspects of the lockdowns and experimental vaccines, visit: http://2ndopinion.link

Angelina Ireland, President of the Delta Hospice Society, gives an update following a court victory. With an appeal for members to participate in a virtual conference, she shares her vision to provide safe spaces for palliative care . . . free of government pressure and interference. Concerned citizens who share this vision can take out a membership or renew their memberships at: https://deltahospice.org/dhs_membership_form/

To participate in the September meeting you must take out a membership by August 3, 2021.

On this week’s edition of CHP TALKS, three former CHP Deputy Leaders talk about the beginnings of the Christian Heritage Party. David Reimer has been involved with the CHP since the founding convention and has served as candidate, provincial president, PEP Director, Deputy Leader and Interim Leader. He chats with Peter Vogel and Rod Taylor, both former Deputy Leaders as well.

CHP Leader Rod Taylor introduces the CHP’s new Deputy Leader, Ken Stouffer. They discuss their recent trip to Ottawa for the Canada Day / Dominion Day celebrations / freedom rally. They briefly touch on election prep, the upcoming CHP Convention in Calgary and Canada’s newly-appointed Governor General.

Former CHP Leader Ron Gray joins current CHP Leader Rod Taylor to discuss the fearful implications of Justin Trudeau’s two bills aimed at controlling every aspect of internet communications. 

Patterk Netser is an MLA and has served as a Cabinet Minister responsible for several portfolios going back to the First Legislative Assembly of Nunavut. He shares his story with Rod and Peter: why he was willing to speak up in defense of all human life in spite of the political fallout.

Jakki Jeffs, Executive Director for Alliance for Life Ontario, gives a rundown of the legal battles that led to the courtcase between the Guelph and Area Right to Life and the City of Guelph over controversial pro-life bus ads.

We are joined today by two stalwarts of the pro-life movement, both from the Ottawa office of CLC (Campaign Life Coalition). Debbie Duval is the National Capital Organizer and Hanna Kepka is in charge of Government Relations for CLC. They and their team worked with many others to organize the recent 2021 National March for Life in Ottawa. Rod and Peter discuss with them the state of pro-life politics and some of the bills currently before Parliament.

Rod and Peter are joined by Ontario President Jim Enos and Acacia Group lawyer John Sikkema to discuss developments in the judicial review case between the City of Guelph and Guelph Right to Life. CHP Canada has intervenor status in this case based on our previous judicial victory in the City of Hamilton. In both cases, the cities attempted to eliminate ads placed in transit system ad spaces that convey policy opinions contrary to those held by the cities. CHP won its case in Hamilton and hopes that the Guelph decision will also be in favour of free speech.