Freedom Feature

Watch as Barry W. Bussey chats with Stephen LeDrew on the complexity of our laws, the unaccountability of bureaucrats, and the importance of cultivating an internal sense of right and wrong.

Guest Angelina Ireland, President of Delta Hospice Society, joined Barry for a conversation on Tuesday, April 26. Angelina shared her own personal story of how she got involved with the hospice movement, along with the pressure and even hostility experienced by the...

What does a separatist movement in the West tell us about the health of our constitution? Should we be worried about the government bringing in a universal basic income? What happens when people lose confidence in the banking structure? An industrial organizational...

In this week's livestream conversation, Barry W. Bussey recounts the historical context for the creation of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, along with debates over the proper role of the judiciary versus the legislature. Let us know what you think. What...

In this three minute interview, Barry W. Bussey and Stephen LeDrew discuss the difference between equality of opportunity and equity (equality of outcome).

Discussing topics from the trucker's convoy to the resilience of religious faith, Peter Stockland and Barry W. Bussey reflect on the prescience of Peter's cautionary point, in March 2020, that we must balance "temporary measures of social distancing ... against...

Is our constitution worth the paper it's written on? Why are so many lawyers unwilling to represent clients who have suffered because of government mandates? Constitutional lawyer Keith Wilson, QC, appeared as a guest for a live Freedom Feature conversation with Barry...

Can the idea of reasonable limits help resolve some of the "all or nothing" polarization we see in our society today?Professor Dwight Newman, QC, Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Rights in Constitutional and International Law (University of Saskatchewan) offers his...

In this in-depth and inspiring conversation, Mr. Topp, a veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces, shares his personal experiences and his purpose in marching from Vancouver to Ottawa. He describes what Canada means to him and urges Canadians to treat each other with...

Dr. Conrad Vine, a passionate religious freedom advocate living in the United States, discusses the historical roots of religious freedom, from Martin Luther to Roger Williams, along with current social concerns such as Bill 67 in Ontario. He approaches difficult...