The LeDrew Three Minute Interview

Last year the German Chancellor and Japanese Prime Minister came to Justin Trudeau asking if resource-rich Canada would sell some Liquid Natural Gas. Justin Trudeau said there is no “business case” to be made for selling these resources. Meanwhile, other countries (many run by dictators), continue to make money hand over fist by selling energy to the west. How did we get to the point where Canadians are so comfortable sacrificing our own prosperity for a pointless and out-of-date environmental policy? Bryan Gould, the CEO of Aspenleaf Energy Ltd., joins Stephen LeDrew to unpack how this has happened.

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Many people have seen a recent interaction with clueless Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a frustrated Algoma steel worker. The blue collar worker asks Justin what he has done for him - and when he responds with dental care, and Chinese tariffs, the worker explains that Trudeau has done nothing to make his life better. Our scandal- riddled Prime Minister arrived with free donuts in the hope of getting more votes. This is a testament to how out of touch Ottawa is with the plight of hard- working middle class Canadians. Listen to this very polite and reasonable man - he doesn’t mention anything about the environment, pronouns, or any other minor issues that are the focus of politicians in Ottawa.

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The Trudeau Liberals have dug their heels in on an Environmental Policy that continues to hurt Canadians. The carbon tax hurts wallets - and red tape hurts the development of industry. We keep offering huge financial incentives for “green” business to set up shop in Canada - but traditional industries are thwarted. If we are going to replace every gasoline vehicle with electric vehicles by 2030, where will the materials come from? Peter Clausi is the Director of the Critical Minerals Institute - he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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The opioid crisis is nowhere near an end in Canada - every community has a problem with addiction, and increasing numbers of overdose deaths. But the people on the far left will continue to scream until they are blue in the face that handing out drugs is the solution to the problem. It is clear the current drug policy is an abject failure - when will our current government wake up to this? Nick Kadysh is the CEO at PharmAla Biotech - and he was an advocate for these drug policies. He has changed his mind - and he sits down with Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes to tell him why.

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The elites and radicals both talk a lot about “decolonization” in Canada. All over we see statues being torn down, schools and streets being renamed - and our founding fathers are having their names dragged through the mud. Is this what decolonization looks like? Should this even be a priority? Karen Restoule is a Vice-President with Crestview Strategies, and an Ojibwe Indian from Dokis First Nation - she joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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The CBC spends all kinds of money on quality programming - There is nothing more Canadian than watching Gerry Dee host a watered-down version of the American game show Family Feud. if CBC is supposed to be a reflection of Canada - is it doing its job? Brian Lilley is a columnist with the Toronto Sun - he joins Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes.

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The Liberals and the NDP have been working as a coalition government since Jagmeet Singh sold out his party’s values to prop up a corrupt government. How will this affect the next election? In France, Emmanuel Macron strategically managed to hold onto power and oust the right- leaning party - is this going to be a template for the next Canadian election? Dan McTeague is a former Liberal MP - he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss how Justin Trudeau may pull off a victory in the next election.

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Canada sure feels unsafe these days - It feels like every day we hear yet another story of a criminal out on bail committing more crimes. At what point do we need to prioritize the safety of Canadians? There must be a way to respect due process without letting violent criminals run the streets. Brian Lilley is a columnist with the Toronto Sun - he certainly has a few ideas on this - he joins Stephen LeDrew for Three Minutes.

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There have been serious questions asked about the deaths of children at residential schools in Canada. The Trudeau Liberals appear to be thwarting efforts by anyone looking to uncover the truth - is this so Trudeau will not be outed as a hysterical liar about his declaration of GENOCIDE? Will the truth ever come out? Karen Restoule is a Vice-President with Crestview Strategies, and is an Ojibwe Indian from Dokis First Nation - she joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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Then think again! With a few notable and stellar exceptions, the quality of journalism in this country has almost bottomed out. No wonder the audiences and readerships of mainstream news are diminishing day by day. It is boringly predictable, unreliable, and divisive, resulting in a Canada that is thirsting for information that is honest and balanced. How often do you read an article and think to yourself - ”this writer does not have a clue as to what is going on”. This rant is an important one, so strap in!

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