Talk Truth 04.16.26 – Roger Song | Lawyer Roger Song joins to expose what’s changing inside Canada’s legal system. After pushing back against mandatory ideological training, he explains how new legislation is forcing the Law Society to reverse course—but warns the deeper issue is the abandonment of the “supremacy of
Alberta could be heading toward a historic independence vote—and Mitch Sylvestre breaks down how it got here. With enough signatures gathered to trigger a referendum, he explains the growing momentum, the pushback behind the scenes, and what happens if Albertans vote yes. From billions in federal transfers to rising frustration
In this episode of Talk Truth, Leighton Grey returns to break down a provision in Bill C-15 that would let federal ministers exempt individuals or companies from most federal laws. He explains why he believes this undermines accountability, violates the spirit of Canada’s constitution, and signals a shift away from
In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanya Gaw, founder of Action4Canada, returns to discuss the serious implications of Bill C9, warning that it could criminalize scripture and threaten the rights of pastors in Canada. She points to Section 176 of the Criminal Code and the Coronation Oath as legal foundations
In this episode of Talk Truth, Michael Wagner returns to discuss chapters eight and nine of his booklet “Leaving God Behind.” He explains how the Charter of Rights and Freedoms Americanized Canada’s constitution and changed the way rights are protected. The conversation covers the impact of this shift on religious
In this episode of Talk Truth, lawyer and Grey Matter host Leighton Grey returns to discuss his recent article, “Natural Law: The Antidote to Tyranny.” Leighton examines how many Canadian laws are straying from the foundational moral truths found in scripture and natural law, explains the differences between natural law,
In this episode of Talk Truth, we sit down with lawyer Roger Song and his legal counsel Glenn Blackett to discuss a major legal and cultural fight in Alberta. Roger, an immigrant from communist China, is challenging the Alberta Law Society’s mandatory DEI-based cultural competency training, drawing parallels between his
