We are creating a global network of resisters in the age of gangster fascism.

Canada is on the front lines of this fight, and we are reaching out to our cousins around the globe.

The fight for democracy is here, and we're ready to rumble.

In this episode, Meidas Canada visits the Indigenous Law program at the University of Victoria. The Juris Doctor & Juris Indigenarum Doctor program - the first law program in the world to combine Indigenous studies and non-Indigenous laws.

Canada is taking the unprecedented step of establishing a 300,000-person citizen's army to defend our nation. This sends a clear message to Trump and the world that Canada understands the threat.

MAGA thought they could break us. Not a chance. The boycott is stronger than ever. Canadians are showing an unprecedented level of determination and pride. Right down to our crazy local expressions and idioms. Fellow resisters, share your favourite expression with us - leave a comment for the community!

While in British Columbia, Meidas Canada visited Molly's Reach, the most iconic coffee shop in Canada. This is where the CBC filmed the famous television sitcom "The Beachcombers" for 18 years. We sat down with local residents to discuss resistance politics. We hope you enjoy this fascinating conversation about history, community organizing, AI and grassroots resistance.

Canadian economic resistance is not bending. The boycott continues to put enormous pressure on the US economy, resulting in $5.7 billion in tourism losses this year.

Because of the overwhelming response to our piece on the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald, this episode of Meidas Canada weaves your memories and stories into a larger narrative.

The Meidas Canada town halls are travelling across Canada to build resistance to the fascist gangsters. Nobody is coming to save us. But we will not be broken or intimidated. Our task is to rebuild democracy from the grassroots up.

On this episode from the Meidas Canada Network, we're bringing you to the beautiful coastal town of Victoria-by-the-Sea in Prince Edward Island where we share an inspiring story of economic resistance and connection with Indigenous farmers in Ecuador.

Will Mark Carney's budget go down in flames? Will MAPLE MAGA implode?