In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanner Hnidey returns to analyze Canadian government spending, focusing on increased funding requests for Pride festivals, including an additional $9 million over three years. He argues these costs are uneconomical and lack a spiritual foundation, contrasting subsidized movements with those that endure without government
In this episode of Talk Truth, Leighton Grey returns to discuss Aboriginal entitlement and land acknowledgments in Canada. He argues government policies have increased financial dependence without improving outcomes, pointing to rising spending and transparency issues. Grey also examines land title rulings, warning of risks to private property rights, and
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, we are joined by journalist Jonathon Van Maren, acclaimed author and communications director for the Canadian Centre for Bioethical Reform. He explores Canada’s growing “culture of death,” examining abortion, sex trafficking, and the country’s expanding euthanasia laws, showing how permissive policies affect the disabled,
The further we drift from family-first, the more broken our nation becomes. Talk Truth 07.07.25 – Tanner Hnidey – 7:30PM ET on Daystar Canada | http://rumble.com/TalkTruth | http://youtube.com/@gotalktruth gotalktruth.com
In this episode of Talk Truth, Tanner Hnidey breaks down the Alberta independence movement and the need to restore Christian principles in public life. With a background in economics and theology, he shares insights from his provincial tour—challenging myths about Alberta’s viability as a landlocked nation and exposing how federal
