Leaving with a legacy
September 1, 2026
Some people leave Parliament with a record. This guy is leaving with a legacy.
Throughout his career, Larry Brock has solidified himself as a champion for justice, safer communities, and accountability.
From his time as a Crown Attorney to his years in Parliament, he held the government to account with every fibre of his being: calling out bad policy, pushing for meaningful change, and fighting for Canadians who need a strong voice.
Larry, we’re going to miss you.
Your passion, your conviction, and your commitment to changing things for the better have made a lasting impact, and it’s been a privilege to work with you throughout your time as a Member of Parliament.
Watch as he joins me for his final appearance on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to reflect on his time in public life and how he will continue to fight for what is right.
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Liberals are cutting critical agricultural research
August 25, 2026
Food prices are putting pressure on families across Canada, while farmers face growing challenges to produce the food we rely on.
Agricultural research helps farmers improve yields, use inputs more efficiently and develop better practices for the future. Yet the Liberal government is cutting this critical research, including at stations that have driven innovation in Canadian agriculture for decades.
At a time when families are struggling with grocery costs, we should be strengthening Canadian agriculture. We should never cut the tools farmers rely on.
Watch as Jeremy Patzer and I discuss food security, agricultural research and the future of Canadian farming on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast.
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Bill C-231: A Path Towards Addiction Recovery
August 19, 2026
Addiction can change the course of a young person’s life, but it should never define their future.
Bill C-231 is about compassion, hope and giving youth struggling with addiction another chance.
The bill would give youth justice courts greater ability to delay sentencing so a young person can participate in a substance-use treatment program, and allow treatment to be included as part of certain youth justice orders.
Bill C-231 received unanimous consent at second reading, a strong sign that Canadians can come together around a simple principle: when a young person is struggling, we should give them a path toward treatment, rehabilitation and a better future.
Luc Berthold joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to give us the details and story behind this critical piece of legislation
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Canada’s Resources Are What the World Needs!
August 18, 2026
Canada has the resources the world needs, but we continue to put roadblocks in the way of getting them to market.
The war in the Middle East and disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz have exposed just how vulnerable global energy markets are.
Expanding our energy exports would strengthen our economy, support the Canadian dollar, and help protect Canadians from global price shocks.
That’s why David McKenzie, MP has introduced Bill C-264 to repeal the Liberal tanker ban on Canada’s Pacific coast. Removing this roadblock would help make new West Coast pipeline projects possible, opening access to Asian markets and reducing our allies’ reliance on authoritarian regimes for their energy.
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Canadians are paying more than ever to put food on the table.
August 5, 2026
Grocery prices are up nearly 35% since 2019, with the average family now spending around $10,000 a year on groceries. Meanwhile, severely food-insecure households have doubled to over half a million, and food banks are seeing record demand.
Instead of delivering relief to farmers, the Liberals have added more bureaucracy, increased deficits, and driven up the cost of living. The result is higher food prices, low productivity, and families struggling to provide the essentials.
This is the price we are paying for years of damaging policies.
Warren Steinley joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the challenges facing Canadian farmers, what’s driving up food costs, and why supporting producers is key to making life more affordable.
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Bill C-240: Recovery from Addiction is Possible
July 29, 2026
Everyone deserves a path forward.
Recovery is possible, and every Canadian deserves the opportunity to break the cycle of addiction and build a better future.
That’s the goal behind Bill C-240. This bill would give judges the ability to include rehabilitative measures as part of a sentence, helping address the root causes of addiction, mental health challenges, and repeat offending while maintaining accountability.
Kelly DeRidder MP Kitchener Centre joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to share her powerful personal journey, the inspiration behind her private members bill in the House of Commons, and why rehabilitation can help transform lives and make our communities safer.
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The Liberal Gun Confiscation Program: It’s Targeting the Wrong People
July 22, 2026
The $750 million gun confiscation program is targeting the wrong people.
While law-abiding, licensed firearms owners are targeted, most firearms used in violent crime are illegally smuggled across the border and used by repeat violent offenders.
After years of Liberal policies, violent gun crime has risen while mandatory jail time for serious gun offences has been weakened, catch-and-release bail has put repeat offenders back on the streets, and illegal firearms continue to flow into Canada.
Bob Zimmer joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss why the gun confiscation program won’t improve public safety, what police officers are saying, and the common-sense approach we should take to reduce gun crime.
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Canada’s Immigration System: Once the Gold Standard
July 14, 2026
Canada’s immigration system was once the gold standard under the Harper government. It was fair, secure, and built on enforcing the rules. After a decade of mismanagement, that reputation has been eroded.
The Auditor General uncovered more than 153,000 suspected cases of international student permit fraud, yet the Liberals still can’t explain how many of those individuals remain in Canada or received additional visas. Meanwhile, despite identifying Iranian regime operatives who should be deported, the government has removed only one.
Canadians deserve an immigration system that welcomes those who follow the rules, enforces our laws, and protects our national security.
Costas Menegakis joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to talk about how our immigration system lost its way, the growing concerns over fraud and national security, and what it will take to restore the integrity Canadians expect.
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Bill C-9 wasn’t about fighting hate.
July 7, 2026
It was about giving the Liberals more power to police what Canadians could say.
Existing laws already made it illegal to promote hatred and incite violence. Instead of enforcing them, the government removed longstanding protections for religious expression, expanded vague definitions, and even shut down debate in Parliament to force the bill through.
Conservatives will continue to stand up for freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and the Charter rights of every Canadian because Bill C-9 did more harm than good.
Roman Baber joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to dive deeper into this issue.
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Uncertainty. That is what the current government has left Canadians with.
June 30, 2026
Instead of providing clear and consistent protection for private property rights, they have created confusion through shifting legal positions, closed-door agreements, and a failure to give homeowners and investors confidence in the security of their land.
When property rights become unclear, the consequences are real: financing dries up, investment slows, and families begin to question whether their homes are truly secure.
Canadians deserve better. They deserve a government that ensures certainty in law, clarity in policy, and confidence that the homes they own today will still be theirs tomorrow.
Tako van Popta joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to shed some much-needed light on the matter.
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Canadian airports should be secure. Not a playground for organized crime.
June 16, 2026
Disturbing reports show baggage tag-switching schemes, RCMP arrests at Pearson, and innocent travellers allegedly caught up in drug smuggling operations without even knowing it.
At least 17 innocent travellers have already been detained, and more cases may still be undetected.
Yet despite repeated warnings, arrests, and victims coming forward, the current government doesn’t seem particularly interested in getting to the bottom of how widespread this really is. When we called for immediate security audits at major airports, Liberals refused to commit.
Dan Albas breaks down this ongoing situation with me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast.
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First they denied it. Now they’re admitting it.
June 9, 2026
The Liberals claimed the streaming tax was “imaginary” and “fake.” They said we were wrong and insisted there was nothing Cabinet could do.
Now? They’re scrambling to reverse course after getting caught.
The government’s streaming tax was always going to mean higher costs for everyone, less investment, fewer jobs, and more trade headaches with the United States. Yet, we warned them. Industries warned them. Even our trading partners warned them.
Canadians are tired of being treated like an ATM every time Liberals need cash to cover their out-of-control spending.
Rachael Thomas joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to talk about this egregious flip-flop and how the government got caught trying to hike prices on your favourite subscription services.
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Let’s not mince words. Canada is in a recession.
June 2, 2026
Calling it “technical” doesn’t change what Canadians are experiencing. The economy has shrunk in 3 of the last 4 quarters, including two in a row.
Other G7 countries face the same global pressures, yet none are in recession.
This is the result of bad policy choices: higher taxes, anti-development laws, and growing deficits. Household savings are at two-year lows, food bank use has doubled since 2020, and 1/4 Canadians is now food insecure.
Excuses don’t fix economies. Canada needs a reset that restores growth, investment, and affordability.
Greg McLean joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to talk about the recession, what’s driving it, and how we get Canada back on track.
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Insiders continue to get rich off of your tax dollars.
May 26, 2026
For nearly a decade, the government spent close to $300 million on a national prescribing software system that was meant to modernize healthcare delivery, yet reportedly fewer than 5% of prescriptions were ever processed through it.
What was billed as “innovation” has instead raised serious questions about basic accountability and value for money.
How can the Liberals justify this corruption when Canada’s healthcare system is in shambles?
Dan Mazier and Burton Bailey join me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss what has recently been happening at Health Committee, how the government continues to try and hide their wrongdoings, and much more.
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Canadians deserve better.
May 19, 2026
For more than a decade, the Liberals have failed to secure tariff-free trade with the United States while Canadian workers pay the price. Steel and aluminum tariffs have doubled, softwood lumber tariffs have tripled, investment is stalling, and our economy continues to shrink.
The 2.6 million Canadians whose jobs depend on trade need certainty, stability, and a government willing to negotiate from a position of strength, not endless concessions, contradictory messaging, and failed negotiations.
Canada needs a plan that delivers results, not more Liberal inaction.
Randy Hoback joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to talk about the current government’s failures on trade, the growing tariff crisis facing Canadian workers, and how Conservatives can restore Canada’s economic strength by building major projects.
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Another Liberal scheme. Another bill for Canadians.
May 12, 2026
The key to a sovereign wealth fund is wealth, and after 11 years of Liberal policies, Canada is anything but wealthy.
While other countries have unleashed their resources to grow their economies, the current government has blocked projects, driven out investment, and piled on nearly $1.3 trillion in debt.
Liberals already created the Canada Infrastructure Bank, Growth Fund, and Defence Bank, and yet Canada still has the worst investment record in the G7.
This is not a sovereign wealth fund. It’s a sovereign debt fund financed on the backs of taxpayers.
Pat Kelly joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to talk about Canada’s investment crisis and how economic growth comes from unleashing the private sector, not growing government bureaucracy.
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Save our Snowbirds!
May 8, 2026
For more than 50 years, they have inspired Canadians, showcased the excellence of our Armed Forces, and encouraged countless young people to serve their country.
Now, after a decade of Liberal delays and no replacement plan for the Tutor fleet, Prime Minister Carney is prepared to ground one of Canada’s most iconic symbols without providing a clear path forward.
Cancelling the Snowbirds would mean losing not only the aircraft, but also the culture of excellence and institutional knowledge built over decades by the pilots, crews, and support staff who have made this squadron world-renowned.
Fraser Tolmie joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss this shocking development, why the Snowbirds matter to Canada’s military future, and what must be done to keep them flying.
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Hope matters.
April 29, 2026
The Liberals are doing Canadians a profound disservice by pushing MAiD far beyond what was originally promised. What began as a program for those nearing the end of life has been expanded to include those who are not terminally ill, and by 2027, it is set to include Canadians suffering solely from mental illness.
People facing depression, PTSD, anxiety, or other mental health challenges need compassion, treatment, and the assurance that recovery is possible, not a government that is prepared to offer death as a solution.
That is why Tamara Jansen joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss her private member’s bill, C-218, the Right to Recover Act and how we can stop the dangerous expansion of MAiD for mental illness in the effort to protect our most vulnerable.
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Delays, conflict of interest concerns and a massive boondoggle…
April 14, 2026
The price tag? $90 billion.
The risk? Even higher.
Now, conflict of interest concerns are adding to the questions, with reports linking the Finance Minister to the Alto rail project.
After years of declining infrastructure, Canadians are being asked to fund a costly, unproven plan that may not deliver reliable, affordable transportation.
Delays are already mounting, timelines are stretching, and existing services like VIA Rail are being overlooked, while thousands of acres of land across Ontario and Quebec could be affected.
Shelby Kramp-Neuman MP joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to talk about this massive boondoggle, some of the bizarre ideas discussed at the Liberal convention, and much more.
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What’s really happening behind closed doors in Ottawa?
April 7, 2026
Questions are mounting about conflicts of interest at the highest levels of government, as reports suggest powerful insiders and corporate interests may be benefiting from political decisions.
Testimony has raised concerns about access, influence, and whether existing ethics rules have serious loopholes that allow decision-makers to profit from the very policies they oversee.
At the heart of it all: transparency, accountability, and trust. Are the rules strong enough?
John Brassard CPC joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to take a deeper dive into what is happening at Ethics Committee and what continues to unfold from their findings.
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