Leon welcomes a retired military Colonel, with decades of experience in Emergency Management, David Redman, to explore Canada's response to the pandemic and how it could have been handled differently; resulting in fewer deaths, and much less collateral damage in society. 

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Leon Fontaine has a candid and enlightening conversation with Former Liberal MP, Dan McTeague who is now the President of Canadians for Affordable Energy. McTeague shares his perspective on ideology behind certain public policy, The invocation of the Emergency Act, and much more. 

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As one of the VPs of Frontier Centre for Public Policy, Leon's guest, David Leis, is uniquely positioned to comment on the evolving situation of national politics in Canada, the influence of the World Economic Forum and tangible things Canadians can do to support the integrity of our democracy. 

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Leon Fontaine welcomes Dr. Julie Ponesse on to discuss her book, My Choice, as well as her perspective on the ethical dilemmas plaguing Canada. In this conversation you'll hear about the importance of group rights vs individual rights, the cultural catalysts that led to recent events in Ottawa, and Ponesse's hope for the future of our nation. 

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Leon Fontaine is joined by the Shadow Minister for Public Safety, MP Raquel Dancho for an in-depth discussion about the unprecedented invocation of The Emergency Act, and how it is being used as a weapon to intimidate and divide Canadians. 

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Leon Fontaine is joined by John Carpay, the President of The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms to talk about the situation in Ottawa, the legal threshold for invoking the Emergency Act, and the vital importance of defending rights and freedoms in Canada.

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Leon is joined by Ottawa City Councillor Rick Chiarelli who shares his personal account of what he's seen downtown Ottawa with the Freedom Convoy and his views on the political climate in our nation's capital. 

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Leon Fontaine is joined by Melissa Gonzalez of Enlace Television, located in Costa Rica. She shares her perspective on how latino nations like Costa Rica are reacting to the freedom movements happening around Canada, as well as what's been taking place politically in Costa Rica since the pandemic began. 

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Leon is joined by The Hon. Brian Peckford, who is the last living First Minister that negotiated and signed The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms into law in 1982, making it part of our Canadian constitution. As the absolute authority on the original purpose of The Charter he has keen insight as to what role government should have played over the past two years, and what role it should not have taken. Peckford also outlines the details of his ongoing lawsuit. 

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Leon Fontaine speaks with constitutional law expert Carol Crosson, who weighs in on what's happening in Ottawa, and the nation as a whole. She speaks about her current freedom of speech cases, and what Canadians can do to stand up for liberty and freedom. 

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