CHP TALKS

Rod and Peter speak with Dr. Charles Lugosi, lawyer for defendant Mary Wagner. Mary has spent over 6 years in jail for peacefully attempting to save lives at abortion clinics. On Feb. 18, the SCoC rejected her case  . . . which began in 2012. By refusing to hear the evidence, the Court sided with the abortion industry.

Rhys Williams, CHP’s Foreign Affairs Critic, speaks with Rod and Peter about Canada’s interactions with China’s Communist Party. They discuss the massive trade imbalance, our export of raw resources to a country with such low environmental standards and the persecution faced by religious and ethnic minorities in the Peoples’ Republic. Rhys is an ESL online tutor, a CHP candidate and a part of CHP’s Election Readiness Team.

Angelina Ireland, President of the Delta Hospice Society, discusses with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel the imminent expropriation of the Irene Thomas Hospice. She explains that the BC Government has declared war on every palliative care provider unless they agree to have MAiD (euthanasia / assisted suicide) performed in their facilities. She connects these developments with Bill C-7, the federal bill expanding access to assisted suicide across the 

Kris Sims, BC Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) speaks with Rod and Peter about the disastrous impacts of Trudeau’s ‘Great Reset’ orientation and his fixation on crushing Canada’s energy sector with unbearable carbon taxes. Kris explores the loss of resource-based jobs and breaks out Canada’s trillion-dollar debt and the burden being created for generations of taxpayers to come.

Natalie Sonnen brings us up to date on Bill C-7, the Government move to extend euthanasia and assisted suicide to more groups of vulnerable people in Canada; if passed by the Senate, C-7 will remove the few safeguards which were included in Canada’s first MAiD legislation less than five years ago. It does nothing to promote palliative care or protect conscience rights for doctors. Natalie also discusses the unique educational role of Life Canada among Canada’s many pro-life organizations. 

Leading Influence’s Founder and National Director Tim Schindel joins Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel to talk about the stresses and strains common to elected Members of Parliament and Provincial Legislators and how he and his team minister to elected officials in non-partisan recognition of the deep spiritual needs of all people, including those in places of influence and power.

CHP’s National Leader and Deputy Leader review the recent decision by Erin O’Toole to kick former leadership contender Derek Sloan out of the Conservative caucus in the House. A flimsy excuse to purge a courageous social conservative seems likely to damage the CPC brand and shrink the Big Blue Tent.

Jim Enos (CHP Ontario President, CEO of CHP Hamilton Mountain and Pres. of the Hamilton-Wentworth Family Action Council) speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel on the attempted censorship by the City of Guelph of three messages scheduled to be displayed by Guelph and Area Right to Life society on city buses. CHP Canada is seeking intervenor status in this judicial review and is currently accepting pledges to cover our legal costs. To make a pledge, contact us at: [email protected]

David Cooke, National Campaigns Manager for Campaign Life Coalition and former Executive Director of CitizenGO Canada, discusses Bills C-6 and C-7 with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel. He tells how concerned citizens can advocate for justice with their MPs and Senators and talks a little bit about his new book, Four Pillars: Building the Church in an Age of Decline.

CHP Leader, Rod Taylor and Deputy Leader, Peter Vogel, review the year behind and project a glimpse of CHP activities in 2021. They discuss the rescheduled CHP Convention, candidate training plans, a projected Spring Leader’s Tour and the not-so-unlikely prospect of a federal election sometime in the coming year.