CHP TALKS

Dan Stuart of Houston, BC and Dee Kranz of Prince George, two CHP candidates in the provincial election talk with Rod Taylor (also a Northern BC candidate) and with Peter Vogel, CHP Canada’s Deputy Leader and Development Director about the BC election, now winding down with only two more days until voting on Saturday, October 24.

Laura-Lynn Thompson, CHP-BC Leader and MLA candidate in Abbotsford South, speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel about the BC Election, her campaign in Abbotsford South, the need and opportunity for representing sound moral principles during this campaign and her response to the ridiculous question posed to some of the other party leaders in the televised leaders’ debate. 

CHP Talks: October 8, 2020. Aeriol Alderking, CHP-BC candidate in Abbotsford-Mission, speaks with Peter Vogel and Rod Taylor about her candidacy and her concerns. Government-instigated sterilization of indigenous peoples and other minorities is a big concern.

Oct.1, 2020: Joseph Quesnel, noted journalist and commentator on Indigenous issues, joins Peter Vogel and Rod Taylor to give a bit of a history lesson and to discuss how Canada can move forward with modern treaties and revision or replacement of the Indian Act. Joseph is of Metis background and has written extensively on this topic for the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, the Drum / First Perspective, Canadian Taxpayers and other publications. He has been called to provide expert testimony before the Standing Senate Committee on Aboriginal Peoples and the House’s Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development.

Sept. 24, 2020: Popular TV Host Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel about her recent election as Leader of the Christian Heritage Party of BC and about some of the issues driving political debate in the province. With Premier Horgan’s calling of a snap election, Laura-Lynn is moving quickly to find and equip candidates who are willing to represent Life, Family and Freedom on the ballot. More about CHP-BC’s policies and the campaign at chpbc.ca.

Sept. 17, 2020: Journalist Renae Jarrett speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel on the importance of using every opportunity, whether in speaking, writing or other avenues of influence to raise issues and alert our fellow-citizens to the issues and dangers around us. Ms. Jarrett has over twenty years experience as a journalist and has been published in the National Post, the Christian Herald and the Epoch Times. She is the creator of Not Sorry 4 the Story a blog and a vlog.  She can be contacted at [email protected] or @renaecjarrett on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

September 10, 2020: Shafer Parker, of Faith Beyond Belief, speaks with CHP Leader, Rod Taylor  and Deputy Leader,  Peter Vogel on the topics of religious and non-religious worldviews, their impact on the culture and the importance of concerned Christians living out their beliefs and bringing those beliefs into the public square . . . with a focus on parental responsibility and adherence to sound biblical teaching.

September 3, 2020: Lynette Bloedow is the owner of Christian Roots Canada and author of a new book on Canada’s scriptural heritage: The Legacy of 25 Scriptures on Parliament Hill. She speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel about her book and her work in educating Canadians on the spiritual foundations of Canada’s laws and justice.

August 27, 2020: Former MP Rob Anders speaks with CHP Leader Rod Taylor and Deputy Leader Peter Vogel about the calculations that went into the recent Conservative Leadership contest that resulted in the election of MP Erin O’Toole to lead the CPC into the next election. Mr. Anders explains the regional impacts of the ranked ballot as implemented and the challenges for social conservatives going forward. Mr. Anders was a six-term MP from Calgary. 

August 20, 2020: Dr. Heidi Janz, Adjunct Professor at the University of Alberta’s John Dosseter Health Ethics Centre, speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel about the barriers facing people with disabilities in Canada today. Dr. Janz is a committed Christian and chairs the Council of Canadians with Disabilities’ Ending-of-Life Ethics Committee. She also speaks about the undercurrent of ‘ableism’ in our society and the need for greater understanding and a more robust response from Christians to these challenges.