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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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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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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A decade of housing failure continues.
March 3, 2026
For far too many Canadians, especially for our nation’s youth, the idea of home ownership is a distant pipedream.
The Prime Minister broke his promise to halve municipal homebuilding taxes, is raising costs through taxes, and now wants another federal housing bureaucracy with no top-line housing targets.
Even Housing Minister Gregor Robertson admitted there are no clear targets
Buyers can’t buy. Sellers can’t sell. Builders can’t build.
Carol Anstey joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss Canada’s housing crisis, the rising cost of living, what it will take to restore affordability for families, and much more.
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Extortion is out of control.
February 18, 2026
For years, police have reported countless threats against small business owners, especially in communities like Brampton, Surrey, Vancouver and Calgary. Since 2015, extortion has gone up by a whopping 330%, and Canadians from coast to coast to coast feel unsafe because of the government’s soft-on-crime policies.
People deserve to feel safe in their communities, and in order to make that a reality, we must scrap laws like C-5 and C-75 to end the revolving door justice system and introduce mandatory minimum sentences for the most heinous of crimes.
Larry Brock and Arpan Khanna join me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to talk about what’s really driving this wave of organized crime, why the current approach isn’t working, and what a common-sense plan to restore safety looks like.
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Auto workers deserve so much better.
February 10, 2026
Before the current government promised to build a Canadian EV supply chain, they pledged to protect our auto workers.
After billions in subsidies, almost all EVs sold here are still made somewhere else.
This means higher prices for families, subsidies for American cars, and thousands of Canadian auto jobs lost.
Your tax dollars shouldn’t fund foreign vehicles while our workers face tariffs and plant closures. Canadians deserve a government that puts our auto workers and manufacturers first.
Rhonda Kirkland joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the job losses across the country, how Canadian families continue to struggle to make ends meet with the ongoing affordability crisis, and much more.
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Safe supply just isn’t safe.
January 20, 2026
After a decade in power, the current government has failed to lower the rate of overdoses in Canada, while the toxic drug supply has only become more lethal.
So-called “harm reduction” policies are enabling addiction, not interrupting it, and even recovered addicts are warning that these measures make it easier to relapse, not recover. Meanwhile, people who want help face months-long waits for treatment, pushing them deeper into dependency.
This is not compassion, this is abandonment.
Dan Mazier joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the ongoing drug crisis running through our communities.
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Bad idea “buyback” gun grab.
January 14, 2026
Persisting with bad ideas while hoping for different results has never worked for anyone.
The current government quietly released the long-awaited details of their failed Cape Breton Pilot Program for the “buyback” gun grab, and it’s exactly what we knew it would be. A grand total of 25 guns were collected during the 6 week-long pilot, a significantly smaller fraction of what they were confident they could confiscate from law-abiding gun owners.
Now, the Prime Minister and Public Safety Minister are eyeing Quebec for their next “pilot program,” with federal tax dollars footing the bill of $12.4 million to cover the costs of carrying out their agenda.
Bob Zimmer joins me on The Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss this ongoing issue and much more.
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This is not leadership. This is an empty promise.
January 6, 2026
The Prime Minister claims to support pipelines, yet laughs when asked who’s actually building one. While Liberals talk, workers lose jobs, investment leaves Canada, and our economy suffers.
Canadians deserve real action and Canadians need their government to act in their best interests.
Blaine Calkins joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to talk about oil and gas, what the MOU really means for future prosperity, and much more.
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It’s that time of year again!
December 30, 2025
After another long and hard-fought Parliamentary session that is now in the books, let’s take a closer look at some of the most memorable moments and highlight what the past year had to offer.
Kelly McCauley and Philip Lawrence join me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast for the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of 2025.
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Inflationary crisis happening in Canada.
December 23, 2025
As we now gather around with family for the holiday season, it is simply impossible to ignore the skyrocketing prices at the grocery store.
Yet, the Liberals want you to believe that the solution to the cost of living crisis can always come in the form of another “government program.”
Laila Goodridge joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast to discuss the inflationary crisis happening across Canada, how we must implement common sense policies to bring prices down, and much more.
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Mark Carney’s massive conflicts of interest.
December 9, 2025
When Brookfield makes money, the Prime Minister gets richer. Plain and simple.
Canadians cannot afford the cost of Mark Carney’s massive conflicts of interest. The Ethics Committee uncovered disturbing proof that his so-called ‘ethics screen’ is a total farce. Brookfield confirmed that 1,900 companies, 95% of their holdings, are completely missing from the records, guaranteeing the Prime Minister will be personally enriched if they succeed.
Experts agree he has “no way” of avoiding a conflict while keeping his tens of millions in shares and future payouts.
Eric Melillo joins me to discuss these issues in greater detail and much more.
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Liberal Incompetence, More Crime in our Streets
September 23, 2025
Canadians do not deserve to live in fear.
After a decade of reckless policies that allow criminals to offend, offend, and re-offend without consequence, Canadians are less safe and criminals less afraid. Violent crime is up by 55%, sexual assaults by 76%, firearms crime by 130%, and extortion by an astounding 330% compared to 2015.
The Public Safety Minister must take accountability for his inaction on these shocking statistics.
Michael Guglielmin joins me on the Blueprint: Canada’s Conservative Podcast for the first time to talk about the ongoing incidents in his area of Vaughan-Woodbridge, how break-ins, assaults, and murders have impacted his community, and our plan to fix it.
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It’s time to put Canada First
February 4, 2025
Canada could not be less prepared.
The crisis at our border and the crisis with our largest trading partner have been exacerbated by issues caused by the current government.
Our border has allowed guns, drugs, and organized crime to flow into Canada with ease while Canadians are stuck with a Prime Minister that has shut down our democracy as we face a serious threat to our livelihoods.
It’s time to put Canada First and recall Parliament.
Watch and listen as my guest, Lianne Rood M.P., and I discuss the potential impacts on our economy from this conflict, how the government must the problems that have fallen on deaf ears for far too long, and much more.
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The Prime Minister continues to gaslight families.
December 4, 2024
It’s a sad reality that the Government simply refuses to accept Canada’s energy sector as the country’s single largest private sector investor in clean technologies.
Canada’s radical Environment Minister, Steven Guilbeault, has announced that he plans to make life even less affordable by attacking Canadian energy workers; placing a so-called “emissions cap” that will kill Canadian jobs, raise the cost of energy, and send billions of dollars to dictators overseas.
Leaving them to continue their damaging policies will only suffocate Canada’s energy industry with their arbitrary emissions cap and will devastate our country’s broken economy beyond recognition.
Watch and listen as my guest, MP Pat Kelly, and I discuss what this means for Canada’s struggling energy sector, how the Prime Minister continues to gaslight everyday families, and much more.
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They are falling apart at the seams.
October 29, 2024
With several Government Members of Parliament voicing their frustration with the Prime Minister, it should come as no surprise that they’re finally coming to realize that Canadians from across the country want change.
Watch and listen as my guest, Shuv Majumdar, and I take a closer look into the disunity that has overrun the current Government, how their futures as elected officials are in deep jeopardy, and much more.
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The NDP and Bloc Quebecois have sold out their principles and their integrity to keep the Prime Minister and his party in power.
September 24, 2024
Instead of letting Canadians decide what they want their future to look like, the NDP and Bloc Quebecois have sold out their principles and their integrity to keep the Prime Minister and his party in power.
This is nothing but another slap in the face to the common people of our great nation.
Watch and listen as my guest, Dan Albas, and I discuss the downward spiral of the current Government, how the other parties are desperate to save their pensions from an election, and much more.
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The NDP “leaving” the coalition agreement with the Government.
September 17, 2024
It was a busy summer, but we’re excited to be back in the House of Commons to continue holding the Government to account!
Join me in welcoming Jamil Jivani for the first time on the Blueprint podcast to talk about the NDP “leaving” the coalition agreement with the Government, what’s at stake for Canadians as Parliament returns for another session, and much more.
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