The LeDrew Three Minute Interview

In today’s rant Stephen LeDrew reflects on the positive changes taking place in Canada under new Prime Minister Mark Carney. Despite the challenges, there's a definite shift toward tackling serious issues like job creation, economic growth, and addressing low productivity. It would appear the the Justin Trudeau Liberals … are on the run. No longer bogged down by the distractions of identity politics, the government is focusing on real priorities, such as resource extraction and economic stability. With a government now taking a more pragmatic approach to climate change and crime, Stephen highlights the hopeful signs that things are improving. Watch as he discusses the road ahead and why there's reason for optimism!

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Brian Lilley, Columnist with the Toronto Sun, joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss the Trudeau-era policies still lingering under Prime Minister Carney’s leadership. Carney falsely states that he has taken steps to cut government spending and reduce bureaucracy, and key Trudeau appointments and woke policies remain. Brian questions whether Carney’s government can truly break away from the past or if it's destined to continue the same path as the Trudeau Liberals. They discuss the need for political accountability and whether Canada should adopt a system where appointees align with the elected government, similar to the U.S. system. Watch as they dive into the current state of Canadian politics and what needs to change for real progress.

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Premier Danielle Smith of Alberta joins Stephen LeDrew at the Premiers' Summit to discuss Alberta’s relationship with the federal government and the future of the province within Canada. Despite claims in the media, Danielle sets the record straight about her position on separatism, emphasizing her focus on getting a fair deal for Alberta rather than breaking up the country. She addresses the challenges faced during her tenure under the previous Prime Minister, including the cancellation of major pipeline projects, and the lasting economic impact on Alberta. Danielle discusses Alberta’s growing power and the province’s ability to manage its own affairs, from police services to immigration, while seeking a better relationship with Ottawa. Watch as she outlines her vision for Alberta’s future.

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Karen Restoule joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss the complexities of reconciliation between Indians and the Canadian government. While mainstream government actions have been criticized for their interference in Indigenous lives, Karen emphasizes the need for a shift beyond the Indian Act, which has governed all aspects of life for status Indians since 1876. She explains how true reconciliation requires a dual approach: one from the government to remove outdated policies and one from Indigenous leaders and communities to revitalize their own laws, governance, and economies. Watch as Karen discusses how this work is already underway and the importance of Indigenous-led solutions in the reconciliation process in today’s Three Minutes.

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The Muslim Brotherhood, an international organization tied to terror groups like Hamas and Al-Qaeda, is a topic rarely discussed in Canada, but it’s time to shed light on its influence. In this video, Joe Adam George, Security Analyst with the Macdonald Laurier Institute explains the growing concerns about the Muslim Brotherhood’s presence in Canada. Despite being designated a terrorist group in several Muslim-majority countries, the Brotherhood is allowed by the Carney Government to operate freely here, taking advantage of Canada’s liberties and freedoms to push its radical agenda. From infiltrating schools and governments to influencing youth radicalization, the implications are serious. Joe Adam George sits down with Stephen to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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Brian Lilley, columnist for the Toronto Sun, joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss the controversy surrounding Prime Minister Carney’s investments. While Carney publicly advocates for net-zero emissions and speaks out against oil and gas, his personal investments tell a different story. With holdings in major oil and gas companies like Chevron and Marathon, Brian explores the potential conflicts of interest and the questions surrounding Carney’s financial dealings. Is it hypocrisy or savvy investing? Watch as Brian breaks down the implications for Carney’s leadership and whether Canadians should be concerned.

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After years of trying, one may obtain a permit to do something in Canada … but wait - expect there to be an endless number of more hoops before you can get your project off the ground. Should we do something about the amount of bureaucracy in Canada? Bryan Gould is the CEO of Aspenleaf Energy Ltd. he shares his thoughts on what the problem is - and more importantly what needs to be done with Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes.

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Karen Restoule from the Macdonald- Laurier Institute supports C-5, which allows the Prime Minister and Cabinet to fast-track certain projects, bypassing the sluggish bureaucracy. While some Indigenous leaders wish to boost the economy, others are concerned that it could trample on their rights. Karen explains the importance of self-determination and how economic development can be balanced with respecting Indigenous concerns. Watch as they discuss the fine line between progress and overreach in today’s Three Minutes.

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Conservative Bigshot - John Capobianco joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss the future of Canada under Pierre Poilievre’s leadership. With Canada facing tough decisions, especially on how to deal with Donald Trump and the United States, John explains why Poilievre’s principled approach is the key to negotiating from a position of strength. They dive into the challenges around supply management and the controversial digital sales tax, exploring how Poilievre's leadership could reshape Canada's relationship with the U.S. and its own policies. Watch as they discuss the pivotal questions facing Canada’s future.

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