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When Canadians feel that their freedoms are being encroached upon and that our leaders are not hearing their concerns and taking action, the natural thing to do is to organize and advocate for change.  

Well over the last few years, our nation has seen a large surge in the formation of groups representing the legitimate concerns of Canadians. Arguably one of the most impactful groups that has emerged is Action4Canada. What started as a mailing list of 500 has grown into hubs literally from sea to sea of moms, dads, grandmas, grandpas, and the like.  

Through their amazing work, during the pandemic, Action4Canada saved thousands of Canadians their jobs. Their focus is now on what our kids are being taught in school, and what parents who have concerns can do.

Here with us to share about it all is the organizer’s Founder and Executive Director, Tanya Gaw. She joins us today to share some concrete ways that we can get connected and have a real impact, as well as some success stories of concrete change happening in our nation because of people, like you, who cared and got involved.

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I am so excited about this program!

Today we are sharing updates from behind the scenes here at Faytene TV and V-Kol Media Ministries.  

Joining me is… 

 - Malcolm Leach, our new Property Project Manager.  

 - Genevieve Richards, our Partners Manager.

 - Sandra, the Life Room Manager.

 - Anne-Marie, one of our prayer leaders.

Malcolm and I share exciting footage from our ministry property development on this show!

Sandra gives an update about the Life Room (24-7 prayer for life in Canada).

Genevieve shares what she is hearing from Canadians from sea to sea.

Anne-Marie shares a beautiful exhortation on the power of prayer.

In the program, we also pray for YOU, your loved ones and share opportunities to be a part of it all. Thank you for joining us, thank you for your support and thank you for your love for Canada.

Together, we can leave this nation better than it is today.

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Strong families make for strong communities and society. When mothers and fathers are supported in their roles and protected, it has a trickle down impact on the children they care for.  

This is why the conversation today is so important. According to a general social survey on victimization, 11% of women self-reported being victimized by a spouse while they were pregnant. 40% of domestic abuse incidents begin during a woman’s first pregnancy, and there are many known recent murder cases in Canada where women were targeted because they were pregnant.  

Another vulnerable group is children who need adoptive families to become their forever home. Out of the 60,000 children in foster care, 30,000 are eligible for permanent adoption. However, only 2,000 are actually adopted each year.  

There are so many more children needing a loving home, and supporting families that want to provide that care in many cases could be the game changer.  

Two strong women in the House of Commons that are stepping up to target these needs are here with us today. MP Cathay Wagantall put forward a bill federally to protect pregnant women from violence, and MP Rosemarie Falk just tabled a bill to give more supports to adoptive parents.  

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National sovereignty and personal medical autonomy have been a growing concern to many Canadians, particularly when it comes to the influence of international bodies such as the World Health Organization (WHO).  

Most remember the tremendous amount of influence the WHO had on democracies worldwide during the Covid-19 pandemic through the information and recommendations that they gave. 

In addition to the WHO, there is an international legal instrument called the International Health Regulations. It was established in the 1930s to help guide how independent nations will deal with the prevention and transmission of infectious diseases.  

Recently the document was amended, and further amendments are planned for late May of 2023. Some of these amendments expand the scope of what might be classified as an international health crisis and expand control over independent nations.  

Here with us to shed light on the topic is James Roguski. James is an author and prolific researcher who has been highlighting the development of international health agreements and their potential impact on us all.  

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With the rise of interest rates, inflation, housing and rental prices, home insecurity has become a growing issue in our nation.  

Here are some eye opening stats:

- 235,000 Canadians are homeless today.

- Over 30% of homeless Canadians are First Nations

- Most Canadians using shelters are between the age of 25-49 and 62% of those are male.  

- Toronto has the highest number of homeless Canadians, an estimated 10,000.

- 3,000 children in Canada are homeless.

Governments have put a lot of focus into trying to solve this problem, with over 400 emergency shelters across Canada today. In spite of this, Toronto has released new data that 40 people are turned away from shelters every night due to a lack of beds.  

Our two guests on this program are here to shed some light on this issue and what their organizations are doing about it.  

Marcel LeBrun of 12 Neighbours Incorporated, and his team have built a village of tiny homes in their area to help tackle the issue.  

Peter Duraisami is the CEO of the Scott Mission in downtown Toronto, and is one of Canada’s leading charities in helping the urban poor.  

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The nation of Israel is once again finding itself in defining days.

In March, Israel’s president warned of civil war as Netanyahu rejected a compromise on some major judicial reforms the government has been working to implement. There is a clear divide across the nation, and thousands on both sides of the issue have launched protests.  

At the same time, Iran is expected to have nuclear arms by this spring — possibly forcing Israel to make a pre-emptive strike.  

Without knowing any of this in advance, Mike Bickle, founder of the International House of Prayer in Kansas City, and his leadership team launched a 21-day fast for Israel. They are calling it the Isaiah 62 Fast, and it will take place from May 7th - 28th, 2023. Their goal was to mobilize a minimum of 1 million intercessors through the fast. As of the filming of this show, a million have already signed up.  

Mike joins us to discuss the situation in Israel, their initiative, the incredible momentum it is gaining globally and how you can participate.  

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Happy Resurrection Day!

Did you know that every year in our nation’s capital, elected officials from various federal parties gather together and pray?  

It’s called the National Prayer Breakfast, and its purpose is to unite our nation’s leaders to pray together, build relationships, and seek to walk together in the spirit of Jesus Christ.  

At the heart of the event is a small group of parliamentarians from different political parties who meet for breakfast each Wednesday morning while Parliament is in session.  

The man at the helm of all this is MP Richard Bragdon, a former pastor and one of the few Members of Parliament in the Official Opposition who has successfully passed a bill (C-228). 

Bill C-228 received all-party support to create a national framework to help prevent criminals from re-offending.  

Mr. Bragdon joins us today to share about the upcoming breakfast and his work on the bill since it was passed.  

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What happens when one person's interpretation of freedom of speech, conscience, or religion clashes with another person's perception of hate speech? 

The answer to this question becomes even more complicated when it involves institutions such as schools, which have the power to disrupt the education of students who express “unacceptable” social views. 

The highest profile recent example is that of high school student Josh Alexander. Josh spoke up on behalf of a female student concerned about biological boys using girls’ bathrooms. When he did, he was suspended on the grounds that he was making some students feel unsafe by his views. The situation culminated in Josh’s arrest on school property.

Josh's experience with cancel culture is not isolated. Recently, school trustees shut down a parent for voicing concerns about biological boys in the same bathroom as his daughter. The entire event was caught on video by another attendee.

So, how can society allow challenging conversations to take place in a way that doesn't shut down those who raise concerns that might be unpopular to those in authority?

Josh Alexander is with us today to discuss his situation and insights for parents and students. Also joining the conversation are the Liberty Coalition Canada chief litigator, James Kitchen, and lawyer Lia Milousis. Lia experienced pushback from teachers as a young person when she wrote a speech on the issue of abortion.

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The soon-coming provincial election in Alberta could be one of the most important ones for the future of Canada - economically and ideologically.

Let me break it down for you.

Albertans will go to the polls on May 29th to decide whether to re-elect the UCP (United Conservative Party) with Premier Danielle Smith or return to the NDP under Rachel Notley. Spring polling shows the two parties neck-in-neck.  

This provincial election is a battle of ideologies, and which ideology wins out will dramatically impact Canada's economic and freedom issues.

Alberta is one of Canada’s economic engines, largely driven by its natural resource sector (one of the most environmentally friendly in the world). Since the mid-1960s, Alberta has given the rest of Canada over $630 billion in equalization payments. Translation: Alberta’s fiscal strength has helped the less privileged nationwide for decades.

In spite of this, the federal government is pushing Alberta to risk the province’s economic future through their war on the natural resource sector. It's unclear what may happen if a provincial government is elected that is unable or unwilling to push back on these policies.

Alberta has also remained one of the strongest ideological opponents to the federal government on freedom and personal autonomy issues — resisting digital ID mandates and harshly criticizing Ottawa’s pandemic management.

Healthy democracies require strong checks and balances like these to ensure that the best ideas come forward.

So, what would happen to Canada if Alberta ceased to be the strong check and balance that it is serving at the moment? Given that Notley’s provincial NDP is an extension of the federal NDP (who have formed an official alliance with Justin Trudeau’s Liberals), there is a risk of this happening.

Here with us to unpack the implications is Roy Beyer, a long-standing Alberta-based political strategist & director of Taking Back Our Freedoms. Also with us is Doug Sharpe of the National Leadership Briefing.  

In this interview, we discuss the battle for Alberta and other opportunities in 2023 for Canadians to make an impact on our nation.  

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Africville, a little community in Nova Scotia, comprised mostly Black Nova Scotians and existed from the early 1800s to the mid-1960s. It has become an important symbol of black Canadian identity and the struggles against racism, as many of its first settlers were former slaves fleeing oppression in the US. 

Some may feel that racism in Canada is a thing of the past but consider these stats: 

According to Statistics Canada, 58% of black people aged 15 and older reported experiencing race-based discrimination in the five years prior to Covid, and in 2021, just under one-third of black Canadians, representing over 400,000 Canadians, lived in unsuitable housing, compared to less than 10% of the entire Canadian population.  

Stats like these and stories like Africville make today’s conversation so compelling.  

During Black History Month this past February, the educational charity I Am Compelled created a documentary to share Africville's story with young Canadians, with over 16,000 students having viewed the program as of the filming of this interview.  

Here with us are Veshone Cunningham and Crystal Lavallee of I Am Compelled to discuss how the documentary is creating conversation and the constructive change they hope it will bring.

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