The term ‘Fake News’ has been thrown around liberally by politicians of all stripes. In Canada, the legacy media is subsidized by the Trudeau Liberals. Canadians have long had issues with trust in the government - and now many believe that the Media is a mouthpiece for the government. Jaime Watt is, amongst other talents, a columnist - he wrote his book ‘ What I Wish I Said’, in part, to help restore some credibility to hardworking journalists. He joins Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes.

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The global economy is rapidly changing, with some people saying that both Globalization and Liberalism are finished. Have the woke politics of Justin Trudeau destroyed the core of the Liberal Party in Canada to the point it cannot be saved? Or, will we witness the return of the Liberal Party … once our current Prime Minister steps aside? Patrick Gosage has seen the evolution of the Liberal Party many times during his lifetime, he was the Press Secretary to Pierre Elliott Trudeau - he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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We have teachers unions obsessed with gender issues, and making kids feel good. But we are now at the point where students are leaving school without fundamental skills to prepare them to be productive members of society. Catherine Swift is the president of the Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers & Businesses of Canada and she explains how this damage is having an impact on the economy - and what can be done about it. She joins Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes.

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A recent court ruling against Jordan Peterson is forcing him to attend “social media re-training” or give up his licence to be a psychologist in the province of Ontario. Is this court ruling the latest attack on free speech in Canada? Has the Justice System become a pawn of cancel culture? Of the politically correct? Bruce Pardy is a law professor, lawyer, and the executive director of rights probe - he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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Parents are becoming concerned as they now learn about policies in place that instruct teachers not to tell parents when children change their pronouns or names. Are some School Boards and teachers trying to push an ideology on children that goes beyond good and fundamental education? Stephen Lecce is the Minister of Education- he joins Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes.

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Jaime Watt is a respected columnist, and the author of a best-selling book called “What I Wish I Said”. One of the themes touched on in the book is the current polarization of Canadians thanks to identity politics. According to Jaime the current environment is very un-Canadian. He joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss the future of the Canadian political landscape for Three Minutes.

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Teachers across Canada have been through a lot with the recent pandemic. Already some unions are grumbling and suggesting that they are prepared to walk off the job. Stephen Lecce is the Minister of Education for Ontario - he believes that the deal being offered by the government is fair,and believes that now more than ever schools must remain in session. He joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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Jaime Watt is a Canadian columnist who has written a best-selling book entitled ‘What I Wish I Said’. Stephen LeDrew puts the question to him ‘Why should anyone trust columnists when they get it wrong?’ - Jaime responds by defending the press, and stating that columnists occupy an important role by sparking debate. Three Minutes!

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In September of 2023 the Conservative Party will be descending on Québec City to vote on its party policy. These resolutions will set the tone for what will be the basis of the platform in the next election. Will we be seeing any major changes to party policy? Geoffrey Turner is a Lawyer and Conservative - he joins Stephen LeDrew to explain what this could mean for the upcoming election.

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The current ad campaign being run by the Pierre Poilievre Conservatives has a vibe you would normally expect from the Jagmeet Singh NDP. But when you take a look at the messaging coming from the left - there is no message! Has Jagmeet Singh damaged the credibility of his party by propping up a corrupt Liberal government? André Proulx is a card carrying NDP member - he shares his thoughts on the current state of his party with Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes.

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