CHP TALKS

My guest this week is Tom Harris, who’s become a good friend since we met at the Canada Strong and Free Networking Conference in Ottawa in 2022. Today’s conversation was recorded last week at CSFN 2024 where both Tom and I were sharing with others the importance of not using the language of misguided climate activist who are waging a war against carbon dioxide, a natural and es

My guest this week is Maggie Hope Braun, an articulate advocate for local decision-making, protection of private property rights and individual freedom. We discuss the imposition of land-use and other policies by organizations like the UN, the WEF and ICLEI (International Council on Local and Environmental Issues) . . . and Maggie’s successful efforts to educate municipal council

My guest this week is Jakki Jeffs, Executive Director of Alliance for Life Ontario. We discuss the dark and hidden elements of the Trudeau government’s latest and most aggressive attempt to censor public opinion that does not support their socialist and anti-family agenda. Learn more about Jakki and Alliance for Life Ontario at: https://allianceforlifeontario.ca For more details

My guest this week is Angelina Ireland, Executive Director of the Delta Hospice Society. We begin with a short interview followed by a recording of her presentation on the status of palliative care in BC and Canada following government promotion of doctor-assisted suicide and euthanasia. She tells us what actions we can take to protect ourselves and our loved ones from increasingly

My guest this week is Carson Binda, BC Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. We discuss BC’s soaring debt-and-deficit problem and also touch on the exorbitant raise federal MPs are giving themselves while ordinary Canadians are struggling to make ends meet. On the same day as they get their raise (April 1), the useless and damaging Carbon Tax will also go up…and no, i

My guest this week is Andrew DeBartolo, Director of Operations at Liberty Coalition Canada. Andrew shares with us the mission and vision of LCC and tells us about an exciting 1-day conference they are planning to be held on three different dates in three different cities; the conference is called Politics in the Pulpit and will help attendees develop a better understanding of the r

My guest this week is Stephanie Bakker, mother of two children, who lives with her husband in Westlock, Alberta, the town where she was raised. She and her husband started the Neutrality Bylaw Team in an effort to challenge the town council’s DEI bias. After 8 months of petitioning and hard work, Stephanie and the Team were able to have the council—reluctantly—pass a bylaw re

My guest this week is Daren George, my good friend here in the Bulkley Valley, a respected spiritual leader in our community and a wing chief in the Laksilyu Clan of the Wet’suewt’en First Nation. Daren serves on various boards and is on staff with Rising Above, an organization of “First Peoples Helping First Peoples”. Through music, personal counselling and sharing confere

My guest this week is Mocha Bezirgan, independent journalist from Calgary, AB. Mocha has been doing a lot of on-the-scene reporting at various newsworthy events across Canada over the past several years. He brings to his work a fresh approach and has made it a point to speak to the central figures in the freedom movement and to report on developments where the rights and freedoms o

My guest this week is John Graff, farmer, consultant, counsellor, family man, Bible teacher and instructor in many of the skills needed as we see the heavy hand of government interfering in agriculture, business, family sovereignty and church affairs. John speaks with me this week about:· Health· Food· Energy· Banking and· FaithTo reach out to John and learn about the various