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Backstage with our house band leader Chris Ledrew at the Happy Tree Concert last night. @vocm_cares | VOCM

Backstage with our house band leader Chris Ledrew at the Happy Tree Concert last night. @vocm_cares | VOCM

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Jesse Brown, founder and publisher of Canadaland, for a conversation about media independence in Canada. Brown explains how his independent podcast network investigated major Canadian stories from the WE Charity and Jian Ghomeshi-CBC controversies to the inner workings of Canada’s media landscape - without a dime of government funding. Together, LeDrew and Brown unpack how federal subsidies have changed journalism, why public trust in news has collapsed, and what ha

Stephen LeDrew sits down with Jesse Brown, founder and publisher of Canadaland, for a conversation about media independence in Canada. Brown explains how his independent podcast network investigated major Canadian stories from the WE Charity and Jian Ghomeshi-CBC controversies to the inner workings of Canada’s media landscape - without a dime of government funding. Together, LeDrew and Brown unpack how federal subsidies have changed journalism, why public trust in news has collapsed, and what ha

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Stephen LeDrew delivers a candid message about the cost of truth in Canadian media. The LeDrew Three Minute Interview is one of the most-watched news commentaries in the country - but without government funding or corporate backing, staying on the air depends entirely on viewers like you. LeDrew explains that falling donations recently forced the show to take out a loan just to cover payroll, underscoring how fragile independent media has become in a landscape dominated by outlets paid by the Pr

Stephen LeDrew delivers a candid message about the cost of truth in Canadian media. The LeDrew Three Minute Interview is one of the most-watched news commentaries in the country - but without government funding or corporate backing, staying on the air depends entirely on viewers like you. LeDrew explains that falling donations recently forced the show to take out a loan just to cover payroll, underscoring how fragile independent media has become in a landscape dominated by outlets paid by the Pr

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Stephen LeDrew takes aim at the government’s 2025 budget in today’s rant — and asks whether Canada is truly ready to rebuild after a decade of economic drift. The Liberals say this is a “transformative” budget, but LeDrew argues it’s just more of the same: more spending, more bureaucracy, and no real commitment to getting shovels in the ground. With $78 billion in new debt and another $150 million headed to the CBC, the budget offers plenty of talk about growth but no tangible progress on energy

Stephen LeDrew takes aim at the government’s 2025 budget in today’s rant — and asks whether Canada is truly ready to rebuild after a decade of economic drift. The Liberals say this is a “transformative” budget, but LeDrew argues it’s just more of the same: more spending, more bureaucracy, and no real commitment to getting shovels in the ground. With $78 billion in new debt and another $150 million headed to the CBC, the budget offers plenty of talk about growth but no tangible progress on energy

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In today’s rant, Stephen LeDrew takes aim at what he sees as a growing culture of guilt, distortion, and moral confusion in Canada. From insincere land acknowledgements to false claims about slavery in Canada, LeDrew argues that Canadians are being told to feel ashamed of a country and culture that was built on freedom, rule of law, and civic responsibility. He pushes back against calls to “decolonize” Canada, asking a simple question: what exactly is left if we tear down our own society? LeDrew

In today’s rant, Stephen LeDrew takes aim at what he sees as a growing culture of guilt, distortion, and moral confusion in Canada. From insincere land acknowledgements to false claims about slavery in Canada, LeDrew argues that Canadians are being told to feel ashamed of a country and culture that was built on freedom, rule of law, and civic responsibility. He pushes back against calls to “decolonize” Canada, asking a simple question: what exactly is left if we tear down our own society? LeDrew

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Jay Goldberg, policy analyst and frequent Three Minutes guest, to dissect what he calls “a nothing burger of a budget.” Despite over $70 billion in new debt and another $150 million handed to the CBC, there’s no real relief for Canadians struggling to pay their bills. Goldberg points out that half of Canadians are within $200 of financial collapse, yet Ottawa still refuses to cut taxes, rein in spending, or get shovels in the ground on major projects like the Ring o

Stephen LeDrew sits down with Jay Goldberg, policy analyst and frequent Three Minutes guest, to dissect what he calls “a nothing burger of a budget.” Despite over $70 billion in new debt and another $150 million handed to the CBC, there’s no real relief for Canadians struggling to pay their bills. Goldberg points out that half of Canadians are within $200 of financial collapse, yet Ottawa still refuses to cut taxes, rein in spending, or get shovels in the ground on major projects like the Ring o

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'Immature and unfair': Stephen LeDrew speaks out against bosses who fired him

'Immature and unfair': Stephen LeDrew speaks out against bosses who fired him

Stephen LeDrew sits down with Andrew Perez, Principal at Perez Strategies and Liberal strategist, for a frank look at the new direction of the Liberal Party under Mark Carney. With the next federal budget looming, Andrew outlines a government facing tough choices - cutting up to 15% across departments while trying not to abandon vulnerable Canadians. Stephen presses on whether Carney’s shift to fiscal restraint and centrist policies is a real correction or political theatre after a decade of ove

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Michael Diamond, principal of Upstream Strategy Group, for a sharp, fast-moving discussion about Mark Carney’s first national address - and what it really signaled. Diamond argues that the speech, while dull, marked a clear departure from Justin Trudeau’s theatrics - yet offered little substance beyond familiar promises. The two unpack what Carney’s leadership means for Canada’s direction, the fading shadow of Trudeau’s tenure, and how the “paid media” continues to

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Stephen LeDrew exposes a story that should have dominated the headlines — but didn’t. On the night of the federal budget, Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne attended a private dinner at a fancy French Ottawa restaurant, hosted by Federal Government Lobbyists. While millions of Canadians struggle with debt, inflation, and rising costs, the nation’s elite leaders were celebrating with industry insiders — and the Government-subsidized legacy media said n

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Michael Westcott, CEO of Allies for a Strong Canada, joins Stephen LeDrew to talk about why so many Canadians feel something is wrong - and why so few feel empowered to do anything about it. Westcott explains how a small but highly organized group of professional activists has learned to dominate public institutions, politics, and media simply by being the loudest voices in the room. Meanwhile, most Canadians - even those who strongly disagree with what they are seeing - remain silent, unsure of

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In today’s three-minute conversation, Stephen LeDrew speaks with President of Optimum Publishing and political observer Dean Baxendale about the growing focus on Greenland, Arctic security, and how the United States now views hemispheric dominance in a rapidly changing world. Baxendale explains that this moment has little to do with personalities and everything to do with national security. As China and Russia expand their presence in the Arctic, the United States is reasserting control over its

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Stephen LeDrew delivers a sharp commentary on leadership, politics, and the reality that being right doesn’t always mean winning. With Pierre Poilievre revisiting the SNC-Lavalin scandal and blaming the RCMP, LeDrew argues that dwelling on the past is political quicksand — especially while Mark Carney is learning to play the game. From tariffs and the Ring of Fire to Canada’s stalled pipelines and rising bureaucracy, LeDrew calls for bold leadership that builds - not blames. It’s a candid look a

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Andrew Perez, Principal at Perez Strategies, for a serious discussion about the decline of Canada’s urban centers and how to restore public safety, dignity, and accountability. From tent cities and rising crime to addiction and failed drug policies, Stephen presses on whether a decade of Liberal governance under Trudeau helped create today’s crisis. Andrew pushes back, arguing the collapse of social housing, broken systems, and political avoidance span governments o

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In today’s three minutes Stephen LeDrew speaks with Andrew Enns, Vice President of Leger, about Canada’s fading sense of global influence and the growing anxiety many Canadians feel about the country’s direction. Once seen as a serious middle power - active in World War II, Korea, peacekeeping, and global diplomacy - Canada now finds itself questioning its relevance on the world stage. Enns breaks down what polling reveals about public confidence, shifting alliances, and Canada’s strained relati

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In today’s Three Minutes, Stephen LeDrew is joined by Peter Shurman, former Ontario MPP and radio host, for a candid discussion about Canada’s direction under Prime Minister Mark Carney. Fresh from Davos, Carney is being praised for his globalist vision and polished rhetoric. But Peter Shurman asks the harder question - can any of this actually be delivered? From pipelines and energy policy to deficits, debt, and Canada’s inability to execute major projects, this conversation cuts through speech

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Op-ed writer and policy researcher Adam Zivo joins Stephen LeDrew for a sharp look at the failure of Canada’s “safer supply” experiment. He explains how government-distributed hydromorphone flooded communities, empowered drug dealers, and did nothing to curb fentanyl addiction. Zivo breaks down why this policy was never evidence-based, how it harmed youth, and what real addiction treatment should look like. This episode also includes a reminder to support this show. We don’t take government mone

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Stephen LeDrew sits down with Catherine Swift from the Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers and Businesses of Canada, an expert on Canadian economic policy, to break down the country’s growing debt crisis. In today’s Three Minutes Catherine explains why interest payments on federal debt now exceed transfers for healthcare, how provincial and federal debts compound the problem, and why Canadians historically have resisted fiscal restraint. She also explains how modern monetary theory has shaped p

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LeDrew Rant - “WOKE CANADA” IS OVER! Signs of a Political REBIRTH!

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LeDrew Rant - Iran, Trump, and Canada — The Truth No One Wants to Say

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LeDrew Rant - Carney Majority SHOCK: Could This Be Good for Canada?

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LeDrew Rant - Illegal Government Actions — And No One Is Accountable

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