2025

Peter Bruce has spent decades observing the growing influence of big government and its impact on freedom, prosperity, and national identity. Born and raised in Toronto, he has called Regina home since 1981, building a career in telecommunications and corporate communications. With 37 years at Saskatchewan Telecommunications, Peter worked as both a technician and later as a technical writer, producing essential internal and external corporate communication.

Dave's decision to enter politics was driven by concerns for the future of his daughters and friends. The government's handling of the pandemic prompted him to reassess his views on Canada. Inspired by Dr. Jordan Peterson's call to civic duty, Dave chose to act. He believes that people are afraid to speak out for fear of losing their jobs and is committed to being their voice.

@SelfGoverned comes on to explain the Euro Dollar, and the Canadian counterpart that Carney wants to roll out, the Loonie-Dollar

Born and raised on a Saskatchewan farm, Curtis McManus developed a strong connection to the land, a love of learning, and a passion for history and philosophy. A dedicated teacher, writer, and historian, he holds a Master’s degree in History and Philosophy from the University of Saskatchewan and has published three books exploring historical and political thought.

Nicolas Guérin is an electrical engineer, eco-agriculture advocate, and champion of self-sufficiency. With a deep passion for hunting, reading, and preserving his Scottish, French, and Indigenous (Pekuakamiulnu) heritage, he brings a unique and diverse perspective to public service.

Born and raised in a northern suburb of Paris, Rudy Sans immigrated to Canada with his family at the age of twelve. Embracing his new home with determination, he dedicated himself to integrating into Canadian society and understanding the challenges faced by everyday citizens. Now, after years of studying geopolitics and critical thinking, Rudy is stepping up to fight for the country he loves.

Salim Mansur joins me to discuss what's happening in Canada at this moment and whether it will be bad for Canada in the future, or whether it will be really, really bad.

Dr. Vageesh Sabharwal is a dedicated professional, entrepreneur, and community leader who has spent his career combining expertise in healthcare, business, and advocacy. As a long-time resident and business owner in Vaughan, he has witnessed the city's growth, challenges, and the increasing struggles faced by hardworking Canadians. Now, he is stepping up to take action and be a voice for real change.

Matthew Cockle joins us to discuss his open letter to the governor general urging her not to appoint Mark Carney as the Prime Minister.

Kari Simpson is back to break down the recent wave of terminations and resignations from the BC Conservative Party. As a longtime advocate for grassroots control, Kari has been outspoken about the internal struggles facing the party—and what these shifts mean for the future of conservatism in British Columbia.

Grant Strem is a Calgary-born entrepreneur, energy expert, and father of four who has spent his career driving innovation in energy exploration, production, and clean hydrogen technology. As a global energy and transition policy consultant, Grant has spoken at hundreds of events, podcasts, and interviews, including repeat appearances on Danielle Smith's radio show, BNN, and CERAWeek.

Kris Eriksen is a political strategist, advisor, and activist who is deeply invested in shaping a better future for Canada. With years of experience navigating the political landscape, Kris brings sharp insights into the country’s direction, the challenges ahead, and what needs to change.