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One of the things that we can count on changing always is technology. 

Rapid advancements in artificial intelligence have introduced a whole new conversation to those of us who are people of faith in this nation. 

Is it a good thing? 

Can it be a good thing?

How do we deal with it? 

What do we do? 

How do we respond, and where can we find information? 

Well, today on "Faytene and Friends," we have someone with us who specializes in this conversation.

Andy Steiger is the founder and director of Apologetics Canada, an organization dedicated to helping Christians and churches navigate today's culture. 

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In this episode, we look at the Constitutional freedoms of Canadians.

As Canadian citizens, we can enjoy these freedoms because they are protected and preserved by people who fight to defend them.

We can do that ourselves. However, there are times when our freedoms are challenged, or sometimes even taken away. When that happens, there are lawyers who are specially trained in constitutional law who will stand up and defend us.

One group in Canada that has for many years done an outstanding job of defending our freedoms is the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms. In courts all across our nation, they have stood up for those among us who have had their freedoms and rights violated by the government.

In this episode we have a representative from the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms with us, Marty Moore. Marty is the litigation director who leads a team of lawyers who are available if you need their assistance.

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More and more Canadians are turning to alternative forms of education, whether private school or homeschooling. As this trend increases, many amazing support groups are also emerging and turning their focus to helping parents navigate it all successfully.

One such group is the Christian Education Movement, which provides resources and practical support to those choosing nontraditional education.  

Jake Dyck and Greg Needham are joining us this week to discuss the opportunities and resources they provide.

Whether you are a parent, grandparent or someone in a support role for a family choosing an alternative form of education, this show is for you.

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With the cost-of-living crisis across our nation, many Canadians are under intense pressure and stress. Some are at a breaking point. Thankfully, there are skilled experts who can help people cope in tough times.

One of those such individuals, Don Huston, is joining us today.

Don Huston of Julie Street Community Church has a pastoral background and expertise in therapy. He has spent many years developing the skills needed to help individuals navigate challenging life events with a special emphasis on grief.

My conversation with him was both insightful and practical. We hope you enjoy our conversation and find the content helpful.

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There are approximately 85,000 charities across Canada. 

Whether food banks, women's shelters, places of worship, or kids camps in the summer, charities and nonprofits significantly impact our communities.

Despite this, according to a recent study released by CanadaHelps, the number of Canadians making charitable donations has declined yearly this past decade. Surveys from a decade ago show that 82% of Canadians contributed to charitable organizations. That figure has dropped to 60% in 2023.

 While the number of people donating to charities has decreased, the number of people seeking charity help has soared. One in five Canadians is estimated to be using charitable services to meet essential needs. 

 According to an Ipsos survey commissioned by CanadaHelps in 2023, almost one in seven said it was the first time they had relied on a charity's help. More than 57% of charities cannot meet the current levels of demand.

Those who are giving are giving more. The same CanadaHelps report shows that 2021 tax returns claimed charitable tax donations increased to $11.3 billion, up 43% from 2016. 

These combined trends mean that many charities are vulnerable if those giving more cannot continue.

 With the increasing need, it is time to roll up our sleeves and support the charitable sector. Despite this, new laws are putting some charities at even more risk. 

John Pellowe, Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Centre for Christian Charities, is here to discuss the issues. Their vision is for all Christian ministries to operate in an exemplary, healthy, and effective way so that they can fulfill their missions. Thanks for joining us as we discuss the state of Canada's charitable sector.

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Canadians are facing unprecedented challenges — and for some, it is impacting their mental health.

In today’s program, we discuss workplace stress and burnout, social isolation and loneliness, how to address the impact of social media, improving access to mental health services and supports, as well as daily practices that you can adapt to be able to strengthen your mental health.

 Joining us for the conversation is Jessica Robinson-Grant, a clinical social worker, a licensed psychotherapist, and the CEO of Soul Care Christian Counselling and Consulting.

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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation Debt Clock website says Canada's federal debt is now over $1.2 trillion. When I first began airing the show in 2018, it was not yet half of that.

Our current federal government has more than doubled the federal debt in less than a decade and racked up more debt than all previous governments combined in the previous 150 years.

Each Canadian's portion of the federal debt is over $31,000.

Add your provincial debt portion to this, and you have what you actually owe.

Topping the list is Ontario at over $400 billion and Quebec at $235 billion. Residents in these two provinces owe over $26,000 per person to the provincial debts on top of the $31,000 in federal debt. This means that the average family of four in those provinces owe $200,000 combined in public debt. 

Newfoundland and Labrador have the highest debt portion per person at just under $31,000, and Saskatchewan and New Brunswick have the lowest at $14,000 per person for provincial debt. 

How does this impact everyday Canadians, families, and businesses? With so much of our taxpayer dollars going to servicing interest on the debt, how is this hurting our critical infrastructure? What does this heavy debt load mean for our children and future generations and for our ability to care for our seniors in the years ahead?

Most economists agree that this type of debt will inevitably lead to higher taxation. And are we seeing that? If so, how and where? These are all important questions. 

Here to unpack it all are two repeat guests familiar to you, our viewers: Franco Terrazzano and Jay Goldberg from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is a nonprofit watchdog of public funds. It is committed to keeping Canadians informed about what is happening in this area of taxation and what we can do if we have concerns.

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June 21st was National Indigenous People's Day in Canada, a day to celebrate the rich heritage of our nation's Indigenous peoples. 

Since 2008, when Prime Minister Stephen Harper led Members of Parliament from all parties in a formal apology for the abuses of residential schools, the issue of national reconciliation has been at the forefront. 

The 2008 Apology launched the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). It was tasked with documenting the abuses and their impacts. The TRC detailed 94 calls to action to help bring deeper reconciliation. 

In 2021, Indigenous Canadians accounted for 5% of our total population, just under 2 million. 

The Indigenous population grew 9.4% from 2016 to 2021, almost twice the pace of growth of non-Indigenous Canadians over that same time period. 

According to Stats Canada, they are expected to reach 3 million in the next 20 years. 

Over half of First Nations people live in Western Canada, and almost a quarter live in Ontario. 

Indigenous peoples and their stories are an integral part of our past, present, and future. This is why I'm excited about the work of our guest today.

Crystal Lavallee is Métis and served as the producer of "First Peoples Voices" with 100 Huntley Street. She is also the Founder and the Director of I Am Compelled. This educational charity uses multimedia presentations to tell the history of Canada from various angles and teach students to give back to their community. 

She recently completed a documentary regarding the 1885 Frog Lake Massacre in Saskatchewan and is here today to share all about it and how we, as Canadians, can continue to walk in truth and reconciliation with the Indigenous peoples of Canada. Thank you for joining us.

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Did you know that some physicians in Canada have been reprimanded for exercising their conscience?

On this week’s show, we share one doctor’s story.

Dr. Terence Davids is a physician in Saskatchewan. He is faced disciplinary actions, not for malpractice, but for honouring his conscience by giving a patient other options in an appointment about terminating her pregnancy.

This controversial case raises important questions about the intersection of medical ethics, freedom of conscience for our doctors, and patient care. 

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The National Prayer Breakfast takes place every year in our nation's capital. Hundreds of elected officials and leaders from across party lines and across the nation gather to pray together and to pray for Canada. 

Last year, we aired highlights from the event, which included statements from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Honourable Pierre Poilievre. Viewers responded so positively that our team decided to feature it once again this year.

The National Prayer Breakfast is an extension of a weekly prayer gathering at Parliament, which includes Members of Parliament and Senators from various parties. Canada was the first nation in the world to establish a National Prayer Breakfast, and Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson addressed the inaugural event in 1964.

This year was the 59th Prayer Breakfast, which took place in early May with a record-breaking 1,300+ people in attendance. We hope today's program will encourage you.

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