The Future of the Pro Life Movement in Canada | Former MP Brad Trost 2004-2019 Sask.

an 13, 2025 #canadaelection #election2025 #canada

In this video, I talk with former MP Brad Trost about life issues in Canada and the social conservative movement in Canada. FOLLOW ME ON X: @dylan_eduu Credit to all of the sources for which other video came from #canada #canadaelection #election2025 #interview

Coming Up This Week in Conservative Politics New Brunswick - Alma City Club Gathering March 12th, 2025 4-7pm

 

Conservative Candidate for Beausejour MP Riding is Nathalie Vautour

 

More at Facebook page for Beausejour Association Conservateur:  Association Conservateur Beauséjour Conservative Association | Facebook

Lies, Spies, & Censorship Cries - Cheryl Gallant Conservative MP

More at this link from Cheryl Gallant Conservative MP May 2023 article: 

TRUDEAU ADOPTS CHINESE COMMUNIST POLICY: The Plan to End Private Property Ownership by MP Cheryl Gallant | Ontario Landowners Association

Bruce Phinney Conservative MLA Candidate Advises That Election Signs Are Getting Knocked Down... Why?

Who are the people taking down Bruce Phinney's Conservative party provincial election signs?

Vote now.. or later..

Election Day is October 21st, 2024

Who is responsible for putting up this signage?

Catching up with New Brunswick Conservative MP John Williamson -courtesy of CHCO - TV host Vicki Hogarth

MP for New Brunswick Southwest John Williamson speaks with Vicky Hogarth at CHCO-TV watch their interview at this link:

Southwest Magazine: New Brunswick Southwest MP John Williamson - September 2024 - YouTube

Video notes:

"Sep 30, 2024

MP John Williamson sits down with host Vicki Hogarth to discuss issues in Parliament, lack of response from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans to illegal fishing, layoffs at Connors Brothers in Blacks Harbour, and more on Southwest Magazine. Original broadcast date: September 29, 2024 Southwest Magazine is an original CHCO Television production taped on location at the CHCO-TV studio in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada"

Bruce Phinney Long Time Town Councillor Sackville Running for MLA Tantramar in Election 2024

 Article by Erica Butler at this CHMA FM Mount Allison University website link:

Phinney agrees to run for PCs in Tantramar » CHMA, Voice of the Marshes (chmafm.com)

The Hijacked Environmental Movement - Cheryl Gallant MP Conservative in Ottawa

See Cheryl Gallant MP's Youtube Channel for more..

Flashback Fridays... Ontario Landowners Association - Article by Cheryl Gallant Long Time Conservative MP "Carbon Tax Grab Must Be Stopped" 2019

 At this link from Ontario Landowners Association - article by Cheryl Gallant long-time Conservative MP writes "Carbon Tax Grab Must Be Stopped" 2019:

Carbon Tax Grab Must be Stopped by Cheryl Gallant, MP, Renfrew - Nipissing - Pembroke | Ontario Landowners Association

Follow Cheryl's Youtube and Facebook social media for more up to date information... 

Derek Sloan, Canadian Progressive Conservative Party Leadership Candidate 2020 - Testimony by Tanya Granic Allen

Having run as a candidate for the 2018 Ontario Progressive Conservative leadership, I know first hand how important leadership contests are.

I know, from personal experience, that sometimes politicians say one thing publicly just to gain votes, and when push comes to shove, they fold like a cheap suit. (Remember the Ontario sex-ed flip-flop?)

I don’t believe in folding or compromising, especially on matters which affect Canadian families.

Derek Sloan doesn’t fold or compromise either. As his slogan says, he’s “conservative, without apology.”

I trust Derek. He is authentic and genuine. He doesn’t just talk the talk, but he walks it too.

Derek Sloan is a man who has the unshakable conviction and clarity to make our country better.

He is an honest man, who puts his faith, his family, and his country first!

And this is why I’m thrilled to put Derek Sloan at #1 on my ballot. And I hope you do too.

Derek has been the strongest and clearest on a variety of issues which affect Canadian families. Derek is the only candidate committed to:

• the most robust PRO-LIFE plan, with 12 policies;
• repealing C-16 (the so-called “transgender bill”) which threatens free speech and enshrines gender ideology into Canadian law;
• standing up for women’s rights by demanding the Trudeau government release a gender-based analysis of C-16;
• withdrawing Canada from the UN Paris Agreement on Climate Change;
• banning sex-change surgeries for children experiencing gender dysphoria;
• stopping Bill C-8, which bans conversion therapy and seeks to jail parents who talk to their children about gender identity;
• defunding the Planned Parenthood and the radical leftist group LEAF;
• defunding radical green organizations, such as Tides Canada and others;
• defunding the World Health Organization (WHO); and,
• declaring ANTIFA as a terrorist organization.

We deserve a strong voice who will defend Canada against progressively left-leaning ideology.

We deserve a strong voice who will protect Canada’s energy interests and not keep us beholden to global treaties which seek to undermine our economy.

We deserve a strong voice who will protect our freedoms and liberties from those who seek to strip them away.

I am putting DEREK SLOAN #1 on my ballot. I hope you will, too.

For the family,

Tanya Granic Allen

Ontario PC Party Leadership Candidate, 2018

Important Notice from Conservative Canadian Senator Scott Tannas on Bill C-69

Senator Scott Tannas

December 21, 2018 · 

"Bill C-69 is an important bill that affects not only Albertans, but the prosperity of the entire country. As demonstrations are popping up throughout Alberta, I thought it would be relevant to share the speech I gave in the Senate on Bill C-69:

Hon. Scott Tannas: Honourable senators, I rise again today to speak to Bill C-69. Before I start, I want to congratulate Senator Simons on her powerful and compelling speech yesterday, a maiden speech nonetheless. I wasn’t in the chamber, but I had the opportunity to read it this morning. Congratulations. I want to associate myself with everything that she had to say.

Hon. Senators: Hear, hear.

Senator Tannas: I also want to salute our brave friend Senator Mitchell. He has been an unrelenting advocate for the environment the entire time that I’ve been here watching him. I was thinking about his former mentor and colleague here in the Senate, Nick Taylor, who used to be the Leader of the Alberta Liberal Party and was in fact that when the National Energy Policy from Trudeau senior was given to Alberta.

Nick Taylor said that at that time he could hold a Liberal convention in a phone booth. He was only half-joking, I think, at the time.

Senator Mitchell, while we’re not there yet, this bill would go a long way towards making that reality happen again for you, so I do salute you for your bravery, sir.

Senator Tannas: My province is seized with this legislation. The provincial government has stated that the bill in its present form is unacceptable. It’s unacceptable to Alberta, and I have to say that Albertans themselves are becoming increasingly alarmed at what they perceive to be an attack on them, their values and their way of life.

I can say that in the five-and-a-half years I’ve been here — and I wasn’t expecting this — I’ve had more people stop me in supermarkets, at community events, at the airport and in business meetings to tell me that we have to stop this. It is quickly becoming a lightning rod in my province and I believe potentially in other provinces as well.

Folks, we in the Senate will need to bring our very best to this issue as we examine its intention and understand its proposed processes, and from there, develop the right package of amendments. The oil and gas industry has much to say about the bill, and their advocates and experts will be ready to testify at committee.

I’d like to take a minute to talk about the nuclear power industry in Canada, an industry that we have pioneered in many ways by leveraging another abundant Canadian resource, which is uranium. We forget something that Premier Brad Wall once said: “We are the Saudi Arabia of uranium.” This is a country with that resource in abundance more than anywhere else in the world.

This industry has been so far sidelined by the attention, I think, given to the oil and gas sector. This industry employs many thousands of Canadians in mines in Saskatchewan and power plants in Ontario. Cameco, which is the largest uranium miner in the country, located in Saskatchewan, is Canada’s largest industrial employer of Indigenous people. It’s something to think about. I don’t think they were consulted.

Everybody in that industry has concerns about the potential for harm with respect to Bill C-69. In particular, what I heard from a number of parties is that Bill C-69 carves out the impact assessment function for nuclear projects from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission and hands it to the impact assessment agency. Industry groups are concerned that the government is dismantling a regulator that was viewed — and is still viewed — as world class and handing those powers to the newly created impact assessment agency, which cannot possibly possess the institutional knowledge and scientific expertise of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission. The CNSC is mandated now, or will be, as the junior partner to the impact assessment agency in joint panels, and the Canadian Nuclear Association argues that they should at least be given equal status.

If our world needs less CO2 emissions — and that seems to be the collective wisdom these days — it will need more of some other kind of energy. I think we would do well to listen to and consider what Canada’s nuclear industry has to say.

I have to say, I’m puzzled why we seem to be ashamed of the abundance of resources that we have in this country, especially resources related to energy.

We have hydro, nuclear and oil and gas. We also have the sun and the wind, although, as we will see over the next little while, the sun doesn’t show up very much at certain times of the year. All of these things are under attack — all oil and gas.

We hear from hydroelectric proponents that Bill C-68 will have a significant effect on their business, and the nuclear industry. I don’t understand why they are all under attack at the same time. I don’t understand whose agenda this is and why.

Honourable senators, I want to mention one more thing: The bill proposes to radically alter the process as to who can have standing during a process of review of a project. The new principle appears to support the notion that any and all must be heard when projects are being considered.

Colleagues, I think we should test this concept out as we consider Bill C-69. Why don’t we send our committee on the road to hear from any and all, from coast to coast to coast? Why don’t we try walking a mile in the shoes of a proponent and see how it works out?

Some Hon. Senators: Hear, hear!

Senator Tannas: Let’s make that part of our deliberations."

https://sencanada.ca/en/senators/tannas-scott/

https://aptnnews.ca/2019/06/06/conservatives-on-cusp-of-killing-indigenous-rights-legislation-c-262/

Andrew Scheer - Conservative, Traditional, Canadian, Family Man .. Leader of Opposition

Leader of the Opposition.. Andrew Scheer...

Andrew Scheer

@AndrewScheer

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Oct 23

On behalf of my wife Jill and our family: To our dedicated volunteers, candidates, and campaign teams across the country for everything you did during the election — thank you from the bottom of our hearts. We took a big first step!

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Family Man Father of Five Mr. Andrew Scheer is Canada's Most Popular Politician

The "official opposition" is Mr. Andrew Scheer, leader of Conservatives.
Website:  https://www.conservative.ca/andrew-scheer/

To say that Mr. Scheer has skin in the game is an understatement... most of our politicians - at all levels of government - are lackeys for UN Agenda 2030 and behave like bootlickers and sycophants... its embarassing to watch them.

Andrew Scheer has the quiet calm of a man who understands the big picture in Canadian politics, get's laid regularly and is quite happy to watch the Clownworld going on from the front seat.  He might not be driving the bus this year but..... he has a lot of time.  Andrew Scheer also has a pretty good sense of humour; he's gonna need that too.

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AndrewScheerMP/
Youtube:  https://www.youtube.com/user/AndrewScheerMP
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Andrew Scheer

@AndrewScheer

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Thank you to everybody who helped us accomplish this important first step. On Monday, Conservatives won the most votes, and Canadians elected the strongest opposition in history. I’m taking your questions now. TUNE IN: facebook.com/AndrewScheerMP/videos/566502707425850/…

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