Frontier Live on X – Fearful Fractured Canada? – Col. David Redman

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What is Canada’s national interest in 2024? 

In 1967, Canada proudly celebrated its centennial anniversary.  Canada stood as a strong and unified democracy respected internationally. Fifty years later, Canada is divided, ashamed of its history, has shattered its democratic institutions, our allies ignore us and we have a broken economy. How has Canada come to this point?  What can we as citizens do about this concerning state of affairs? (63 minutes)

First aired March 21, 2024.

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