The News Forum

News - Peter Shawn Taylor joins Tanya Granic Allen to discuss property rights in Canada and concerns around ownership and policy changes.

John Meyer joins Catherine Murray to break down commodity markets, global trends, and what investors should watch next.

Julie Stoutland speaks with Alexander Raikin on Canada's M.A.I.D program, examining ethics, policy, and real-world impact.

The Stephen LeDrew Show offers honest discussions on politics, taxes, and the impact of government and big business on our freedoms. Real people, not "experts," tackle the issues that shape our future.

Tony Clement speaks with Shuvaloy Majumdar on the Iran war, antisemitism in Canada, and year one of Carney's leadership.

Elizabeth Naumovski speaks with Jennifer Fraser about the risks of gaslighting, emotional manipulation, and mental well-being.

Profile of singer-actor Freda Payne.

Mustafa Zuberi and Judy Jo join Sam Miele to discuss Mark Carney's role, influence, and impact on Canada's economy and policy.

News - Josh Dehaas and Sujit Choudhry join Christine Van Geyn to analyze the Emergencies Act ruling and its legal impact.

Adam Zivo speaks with Will Haas on diverted safer supply, misuse risks, oversight gaps, and Canada's drug policy debate.

Daily Canadian and International News.

Tony Clement speaks with Shuvaloy Majumdar on the Iran war, antisemitism in Canada, and year one of Carney's leadership.

Wyatt Sharpe speaks with Amanda Munday about civic engagement, voting participation, and making voting more accessible.

Ashley Waters and Jeff Chesebrough discuss recent headlines from around canada.

Tanya Granic Allen speaks with David Goodis about Ontario FOI requests, privacy laws, and government transparency.

Interviews with the public and conversations with a diverse panel offer a range of perspectives and balanced discussions on political, economic and moral issues impacting Canadians under 30.

Wyatt Sharpe speaks with Amanda Munday about civic engagement, voting participation, and making voting more accessible.

Ashley Waters and Jeff Chesebrough discuss recent headlines from around canada.

Greg Reitman joins Bobby Del Rio to discuss eco-friendly film festivals, sustainability in film, and the future of green production.

Daily Canadian and International News.

The panel looks at who pays the price when climate ideals shaped in wealthy nations meet the realities of energy poverty in Africa.

Tanya Granic Allen speaks with David Goodis about Ontario FOI requests, privacy laws, and government transparency.

Aine Curran joins Ves Sobot to break down vinyl record production in Canada and why physical music is making a comeback.

News - Josh Dehaas and Sujit Choudhry join Christine Van Geyn to analyze the Emergencies Act ruling and its legal impact.

John Meyer joins Catherine Murray to break down commodity markets, global trends, and what investors should watch next.

Tony Clement speaks with Dr. Gabor Lukacs on air passenger rights in Canada, delays, cancellations, and airline accountability.

A public affairs program bringing awareness to and discussing public policy issues that impact everyday Canadians from coast-to-coast.

Garry Clement joinsTanya Granic Allen to discuss his book on organized crime and its real-world impact.

Elizabeth Naumovski speaks with Jennifer Fraser about the risks of gaslighting, emotional manipulation, and mental well-being.

Aine Curran joins Ves Sobot to break down vinyl record production in Canada and why physical music is making a comeback.

Interviews with the public and conversations with a diverse panel offer a range of perspectives and balanced discussions on political, economic and moral issues impacting Canadians under 30.

Hal Roberts sits down with Bryan Gould, The Founder and CEO of Aspenleaf Energy, to discuss the importance of the oil and gas industry to the Canadian economy and why we need to stop vilifying it.

Tony Clement speaks with Shuvaloy Majumdar on the Iran war, antisemitism in Canada, and year one of Carney's leadership.

Interviews with the public and conversations with a diverse panel offer a range of perspectives and balanced discussions on political, economic and moral issues impacting Canadians under 30.

Tanya Granic Allen speaks with David Goodis about Ontario FOI requests, privacy laws, and government transparency.

News - Josh Dehaas and Sujit Choudhry join Christine Van Geyn to analyze the Emergencies Act ruling and its legal impact.

Tiarne Hawkins joins Bobby Del Rio to discuss the future of voice AI, innovation, and how it's changing media and communication.

Wyatt Sharpe speaks with Amanda Munday about civic engagement, voting participation, and making voting more accessible.

Tony Clement speaks with Shuvaloy Majumdar on the Iran war, antisemitism in Canada, and year one of Carney's leadership.

Tanya Granic Allen speaks with David Goodis about Ontario FOI requests, privacy laws, and government transparency.

Julie Stoutland speaks with Alexander Raikin on Canada's M.A.I.D program, examining ethics, policy, and real-world impact.

Angie Gensler is a mother and personal trainer who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2004. In this episode, Mathew Embry speaks with Angie about her diagnosis and why she ultimately chose not to pursue drug treatments. Instead, she focused on lifestyle changes including diet, exercise, and daily discipline. Along the way she faced several major challenges, all while continuing to pursue opt

Hal Roberts sits down with Bryan Gould, The Founder and CEO of Aspenleaf Energy, to discuss the importance of the oil and gas industry to the Canadian economy and why we need to stop vilifying it.

Ashley Waters and Jeff Chesebrough discuss recent headlines from around canada.

Garry Clement joinsTanya Granic Allen to discuss his book on organized crime and its real-world impact.

Aine Curran joins Ves Sobot to break down vinyl record production in Canada and why physical music is making a comeback.

Adam Zivo speaks with Will Haas on diverted safer supply, misuse risks, oversight gaps, and Canada's drug policy debate.

A public affairs program bringing awareness to and discussing public policy issues that impact everyday Canadians from coast-to-coast.

News Tony Clement speaks with Dr. Heather Exner-Pirot, on Canada's critical minerals, supply, security, and the Canadian economy.

Julie Stoutland speaks with Alexander Raikin on Canada's M.A.I.D program, examining ethics, policy, and real-world impact.

Angie Gensler is a mother and personal trainer who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2004. In this episode, Mathew Embry speaks with Angie about her diagnosis and why she ultimately chose not to pursue drug treatments. Instead, she focused on lifestyle changes including diet, exercise, and daily discipline. Along the way she faced several major challenges, all while continuing to pursue opt

Interviews with the public and conversations with a diverse panel offer a range of perspectives and balanced discussions on political, economic and moral issues impacting Canadians under 30.

News - Josh Dehaas and Sujit Choudhry join Christine Van Geyn to analyze the Emergencies Act ruling and its legal impact.

Daily Canadian and International News.

News Tony Clement speaks with Dr. Heather Exner-Pirot, on Canada's critical minerals, supply, security, and the Canadian economy.

Adam Zivo speaks with Jamie Sarkonak on Canada's judiciary, court rulings, and their role in the national overdose crisis.

Elizabeth Naumovski speaks with Jennifer Fraser about the risks of gaslighting, emotional manipulation, and mental well-being.

News - Peter Shawn Taylor joins Tanya Granic Allen to discuss property rights in Canada and concerns around ownership and policy changes.

Greg Reitman joins Bobby Del Rio to discuss eco-friendly film festivals, sustainability in film, and the future of green production.

Wyatt Sharpe speaks with Amanda Munday about civic engagement, voting participation, and making voting more accessible.

Ashley Waters and Jeff Chesebrough discuss recent headlines from around canada.

Interviews with the public and conversations with a diverse panel offer a range of perspectives and balanced discussions on political, economic and moral issues impacting Canadians under 30.

Daily Canadian and International News.

Greg Reitman joins Bobby Del Rio to discuss eco-friendly film festivals, sustainability in film, and the future of green production.

Aine Curran joins Ves Sobot to break down vinyl record production in Canada and why physical music is making a comeback.