CHP TALKS

Ron Gray—former National Leader of CHP Canada—speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel on the oppressive media bias which seeks to restrict political thought and expression. Commentary covers, existing mainstream media and new developments in social media bias—the ‘cancel culture’.

Ron Gray—former National Leader of CHP Canada—speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel on the chilling and evil impacts of government censorship of the internet, regarding political thought and expression. He specifically addresses Government Bill C-10, a bill put forward by Minister for Canadian Heritage, Steven Guilbeault, and currently being debated in the House.

Prison chaplain Richard Vander Vaart speaks with Rod and Peter about the desperate need for chaplaincy / pastoral care for those behind bars and the men and women dedicated to preserving public safety and the rule of law.

Richard is a retired police chaplain and now works for Redemption Prison Ministry in the Atlantic region, ministering to prisoners. Beyond the skills needed to communicate well with those going through stress, Richard emphasizes the need for prayer and the blessing of communicating even by letters with those cut off from society.

Mattea Merta, Global Policy and Advocacy Advisor and United Nations Representative with Campaign Life Coalition, speaks with Rod and Peter in the second of a 2-part series on the UN. Mattea weighs in on Agenda 2030, the influence of the World Health Organization, and what we can do to change Canada’s influence on UN social policies.

Mattea Merta, Global Policy and Advocacy Advisor and United Nations Representative with Campaign Life Coalition, speaks with Rod and Peter in the first of a 2-part series on the UN. Mattea works with life and family advocates from around the world to slow down the destructive anti-life agenda of the UN and the ‘progressive’ lobbyist / bureaucrats being sent in by ‘woke’ countries like Canada. 

Cathay Wagantall, MP for Yorkton-Melville (Saskatchewan) speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel about her Private Member’s Bill C-233, The Sex-Selective Abortion Act, which would make it illegal to abort a baby simply because of its sex. Cathay’s Bill is scheduled for Second Reading and debate on April 14. Viewers are encouraged to visit her site: cathaywagantall.ca to learn more and to sign online—before April 9—the Parliamentary Petition (e-3161) calling for Parliament to prohibit sex-selective abortion.   

Rod and Peter speak with Ruth Lobo, Executive Director of National Campus Life Network about the work of NCLN on 16 college campuses across Canada, the impact they are having and the growth of pro-life activities and commitment among Canada’s young adults, college-aged and younger. Ruth also talks about the renewed emphasis on political involvement by passionate young Canadians who want to promote a culture of life.

Rod and Peter speak with CLC’s National President, Jeff Gunnarson, about the struggle to restore a pro-life, pro-family focus to Canadian politics. He reviews with them the CLC’s successful efforts to elect a higher percentage of social conservatives to the CPC National Council as well as the disappointment of having two pro-life policy resolutions excluded from the plenary sessions. They also touch on the gap between the CPC’s pro-abortion leader, Erin O’Toole, and some of the stronger socially-conservative MPs in his caucus. 

Rod and Peter speak with one of Canada’s leading conservative voices, Mr. Joseph Ben-Ami. Their discussion range over the Line 5 Pipeline dispute, the ongoing saga of the WE Charity and its implications for the PM, the internal struggles of the CPC and the likelihood of a Spring Election.

Rod and Peter speak with Chilliwack School Board Trustee, Barry Neufeld, on the need for Christians to engage in politics—both as voters and as candidates—especially in local school boards. Barry addresses the ‘conversion therapy’ bans, the abusive nature of SOGI-123 and the gap in understanding between responsible voters who hold traditional moral views and so-called ‘progressives.’