The LeDrew Three Minute Interview

The recent Federal Court decision might change some peoples’ opinion of the Trucker’s convoy, since it decided that the Trudeau Government imposition of the Emergencies Act was an egregious violation of constitutional rights. Will the convoy, the protest, or this ruling have any long-standing impact on Canada? Barry Bussey is with the First Freedoms Foundation - he authored the book entitled “210 Degrees Celsius“- an analysis about the convoy and protest. He joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

You can learn about First Freedom's Foundation by visiting https://www.firstfreedoms.ca

Barry practices law in Peterborough with https://www.busseyainsworth.ca .

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Will Donald Trump be on the ballot of the next Canadian election? The Trudeau Liberals are quick to invoke the name of the Former President in an attempt to strike fear into the hearts of would-be Conservative voters! Will this strategy come back to haunt them if Donald Trump manages to be elected President of the United States? Ginny Roth is a Partner with Crestview Strategies - she joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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Are we at the point in Canada where DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) is running amok? Without a doubt racism is deplorably wrong - but are we excluding qualified professionals from being able to accomplish their work because our sensibilities are out of whack? How bad do things need to get before we get our priorities straight?

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Thirty years ago Vietnam was a developing nation that hardly had a voice on the international scene - now it is a booming economy that is the envy of the world. Meanwhile in Canada, we have opportunities to allow our rich nation to stand up and support the global community being squandered by our Prime Minister. Dean Baxendale is the publisher of Optimum International - he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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A critique levelled at Pierre Poilievre by Justin Trudeau is that he is like Donald Trump. But no evidence is offered - only name-calling. Will this plan backfire for the Trudeau Liberals, given that our scandal-riddled Prime Minister seems to have endless skeletons in his closet? John Capobianco is a bigshot Conservative - he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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The rally cry of the Conservatives is ‘Axe the Tax” - They are referring to the carbon tax coming out of Ottawa. It seems that all Canadians are aware of how much the Trudeau Liberals are taking out of their pockets … except the Trudeau Liberals themselves. They continue to feed a story to Canadians that raising taxes will - in fact - make them money. Dan McTeague is a former Liberal MP - he joins Stephen LeDrew to explain how this is such nonsense.!

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Justin Trudeau is trying to scare Canadians by telling them that a vote for Pierre Poilievre is a vote for Donald Trump politics. Is it wise for a Canadian Prime Minister to trash the name of one who might end up being the next President of the United States? Brian Lilley is a columnist with the Toronto Sun, he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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A ruling from Federal Court Justice Richard Mosley has declared that Justin Trudeau’s use of the Emergencies Act was a serious infringement of constitutional rights. This is vindication in the face of the mainstream media that painted the protesters in an unfavourable light - some media funded by the PMO went so far as to paint them as Nazi’s. Barry Bussy is with the First Freedom’s Foundation and he joins Stephen LeDrew to explain this important decision.

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Justin Trudeau always crows that he is ‘investing in Canadians’. Which Canadians? What Money? Where is this investment going? Except for the cash that poured out of Ottawa during the pandemic it would seem our economy is sputtering - and our out-of-touch Prime Minister has no idea what “investing in Canadians” looks like. John Capobianco is a Conservative Bigshot - he joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss this for Three Minutes.

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