The LeDrew Three Minute Interview

Stephen LeDrew sits down with Bryan Gould, CEO of Aspenleaf Energy Limited, to discuss the state of Canada’s oil and gas industry. In this three-minute interview, Gould explains how government policies and regulatory barriers are stifling investment in the country’s largest wealth-generating sector. From the challenges of LNG (Liquid Natural Gas) projects to the lack of support from Ottawa, he breaks down why Canada is falling behind the U.S. in energy exports and what must change to restore growth, competitiveness, and economic stability.

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun columnist, to discuss Canada’s ballooning federal spending and the lack of accountability in Parliament. From a $129 million loss at a development agency to $8.2 million in grants for gender studies on Peruvian rock music, Lilley highlights how bureaucrats and the PMO are making decisions without proper debate. He explains why Canadians are footing the bill for poorly managed programs, annual tax escalations, and unchecked delegated authority—raising serious questions about transparency and oversight in Ottawa. A concise, hard-hitting look at money, power, and accountability in government.

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This is a shortened version of a longer interview - to watch the full interview become a member. Stephen LeDrew sits down with former MP Michelle Ferreri for a frank, fast-paced discussion about truth, spin, and the state of Canada. Mark Carney and the Liberal government insist the economy is thriving, but Canadians see skyrocketing costs, shuttered small businesses, and a press gallery that won’t hold power to account. In this deep-dive, Michelle explains how Parliament has become a theatre of scripted lines, why the media has abandoned its watchdog role, and how government handouts and messaging have replaced competent leadership. A sharp, no‑nonsense look at propaganda, debt, and why Canada is drifting toward a crisis of credibility.

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Brad Harness, leader of the Dominion Party, to discuss the state of Canada’s public broadcaster, the CBC. In this three-minute interview, Harness breaks down the decline in viewership, the impact of woke-driven programming, and why billion-dollar funding should come with performance-based accountability. He shares the Dominion Party’s vision for a CBC that serves all Canadians by focusing on broad-interest programming, national unity, and measurable results.

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Canada is facing a growing crisis of crime without consequence, and Justin O'Donnell, paralegal with Invictus Legal LLP, lays it all out in Three Minutes. He joins Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes to discuss how judicial trends, misuse of the Charter, and gaps in legislation are leaving victims behind and eroding accountability. From bail practices to the decline of consequences for criminal behavior, Justin explains why the system is failing and what changes are needed—from stronger laws to a cultural shift in Ottawa. A concise, no-nonsense look at justice, responsibility, and restoring balance in Canadian society.

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Brian Gould, CEO of Aspenleaf Energy Limited, to discuss the state of Canada’s oil and gas sector. In this three-minute interview, Gould breaks down the inefficiencies of Ottawa’s bureaucracy, the challenges of reviving pipelines stalled well over a decade by Trudeau legislation, and why Carney’s approach as a technocrat is failing to deliver on promises. Drawing on history and business insight, Gould explains why central planning continues to stifle investment and how a more free-market approach could get Canada’s energy sector moving again.

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Stephen LeDrew breaks down Canada’s postal strike in a concise three-minute rant. From rural residents who rely on mail to urban Canadians who rarely use it, LeDrew explains why billions of taxpayer dollars are being lost and why the government has failed to modernize the postal service. He explores solutions, including targeted service and modernization, and urges viewers to contact their MPs to demand accountability and reform.

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Brian Lilley, columnist for the Toronto Sun, to discuss Mark Carney’s controversial decision to recognize Palestine as a country. Lilley explains how Canada’s support for the Palestinian Authority raises questions about foreign policy, peacekeeping, and the potential risks for Canadian troops. From the political motivations behind international diplomacy to the realities on the ground in the Middle East, this three-minute discussion gives viewers an unflinching look at Carney’s decision and the implications for Canadians.

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