Talk Truth 08.06.26 – John Carpay | Most Canadians would never tolerate a government official following them throughout the day, recording every conversation, purchase, and private interaction. Yet much of that same information is increasingly being collected digitally. John Carpay, president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, explains the
Talk Truth 08.04.26 – John Strand | Actor, model, author, and congressional candidate John Strand never imagined his path would lead from Hollywood to a federal prison cell. After refusing a Department of Justice plea deal following January 6, Strand was sentenced to prison before ultimately receiving a presidential pardon.
Talk Truth 07.30.26 – Shawn Buckley | Constitutional lawyer Shawn Buckley examines Bill C-34 and warns that its proposed digital safety framework could create an unprecedented system for monitoring Canadians’ online activity. He explains how identity verification could lead directly to digital ID, why AI-driven surveillance could scrutinize everything people
Talk Truth 05.21.26 – Leighton Grey | Leighton Grey discusses judicial activism, Alberta’s referendum ruling, and the growing power of unelected judges in Canada. From courts overriding elected governments to the judiciary shaping public policy, this conversation breaks down why many Canadians feel democracy itself is being transformed behind closed
Talk Truth 05.14.26 – Randy Crosson | Randy Crosson of Freedom’s Advocate discusses proposed changes to the Canada Post Act that could expand government powers to search Canadians’ mail. The conversation explores privacy rights, constitutional freedoms, Section 8 protections against unreasonable search and seizure, government overreach, and the growing concern
Talk Truth 05.04.26 – Shawn Buckley | Shawn Buckley, constitutional lawyer and health freedom advocate, breaks down a series of recent rulings showing Canadian governments acting outside constitutional limits. From the Emergencies Act to provincial restrictions on movement, he explains how rights are being treated as “reasonable” privileges—and why that
Talk Truth 04.30.26 – Dr. Geoffrey Horsman & Hatim Kheir | Dr. Geoffrey Horsman, a biochemistry professor and school council member, alongside constitutional lawyer Hatim Kheir, break down a legal challenge involving mandatory land acknowledgments in schools. They explain how attempts to raise concerns were shut down, raising questions about
In this episode of Talk Truth, Roger Song returns to discuss his challenge against the Law Society of Alberta’s mandatory DEI training for lawyers. He explains why he believes these requirements undermine the supremacy of God and the rule of law in Canada, drawing parallels to political indoctrination he experienced
In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanya Gaw, founder of Action4Canada, returns to discuss the spiritual crisis facing Canada, the threat posed by Bill C9, and the nation’s drift from its Christian foundations. She addresses the responsibility of citizens and church leaders to defend biblical principles, outlines legal and historical
In this episode of Talk Truth, we welcome Jason Lavigne, who shares his perspective as an investigative journalist and legal expert on Canada’s justice system. Jason discusses covering high-profile cases like the Coutts trial, the impact of social media evidence in court, concerns about the presumption of guilt over innocence,
