Brian Giesbrecht, retired judge and Senior Fellow at the Frontier Centre for Public Policy discusses the 90 church arson fires (over the last thirty months) across Canada and the Canadian Government lacklustre response to these deliberate acts with SAUGA960 radio (Toronto) host Richard Syrett. What would a previous government have done? Broadcast from June 5, 2023. (13 minutes)
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