Talk Truth 06.16.26 – Making A Killing Review | In Part 1 of Making A Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide and Plunder in Canada, we examine a documentary by former BC MLA Dallas Brodie that explores the claims surrounding the Kamloops Residential School and the widely reported story of 215 children found
Talk Truth 06.09.26 – Michael Wagner | Independent researcher, writer, and Western Standard columnist Michael Wagner examines Canada’s Christian foundation and how the Charter of Rights and Freedoms shifted power from Parliament to the courts. Wagner explores key decisions that reshaped public life, education, marriage, and religious expression, and whether
In this episode of Talk Truth, journalist and author Donna Laframboise discusses her book “Thank You Truckers: Canada’s Heroes and Those Who Help Them.” Drawing on her background in mainstream media, Donna shares firsthand accounts from the trucker convoy, highlighting acts of kindness, community support, and how the experience impacted
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, Michael Wagner—author of Leaving God Behind: The Charter of Rights and Canada’s Official Rejection of Christianity—examines how Canada’s spiritual foundations unraveled after turning away from its Christian roots. He explains how the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, while intended to safeguard liberty, instead removed
In this episode of Talk Truth, we explore Canada’s Christian heritage and the ways our spiritual roots and biblical understanding shape both individuals and society. From topics like “fake foods” to critical issues such as abortion and the decline of religious influence, we encourage listeners to seek truth, study scripture,
In this episode of Talk Truth, Shawn Buckley returns to reveal the hidden realities of Canada’s constitution. He exposes who really holds executive power, the role of the British monarchy, and the truth about rights versus privileges. From land ownership to the chain of command in the armed forces, Buckley
