In 1941, as the United States neared war with Germany and Japan, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt listed the “Four Freedoms” vital to life - and offered “freedom of speech” as the first freedom, even before “freedom of fear.”
Roosevelt’s stirring words were part of a centuries-long American tradition of protecting free speech - a tradition the United States spread globally. Free speech became a core value, a way for democracies to set themselves apart from dictatorships.
No more.
Canadian academic and author Dr. Tom Flanagan discusses the false media narrative of 'unmarked graves' at a former Kamloops residential school. Tom's new book, Grave Error: How The Media Misled Us (and the Truth about Residential Schools), is a call to reason against the moral panic unleashed on May 27, 2021.
The Definition of Insanity Is... A new report by British Columbia’s top doctor, Bonnie Henry, reveals that safer supply programs are being regularly defrauded and are causing harm to communities,...
Lorne Gunter says there is a way to stop the people of Gaza from dying, Hamas needs to surrender .
Andrew DeBartolo updates Canadians on the news they need to know, both here, at home, and around the globe. Segment List: