Here I Stand

What happens when activist Judges play fast and loose with the rule of law? I believe this is happening in the courts today. Hear my arguments. Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary.

Why do we pause on Nov. 11th? It is 105 years since the end of the Great War of 1918. Faith and prayers have always been a part of Remembrance Day ceremonies, but that's coming under attack. Why?

The world is ever moving towards digitalization, including how we interact with our banks. Is it all for the sake of convenience or could there be a deeper political agenda? Freezing accounts, missing funds, and a fully digital currency are only a few reasons Brett Oland, CEO and President of Bow Valley Credit Union, and Leighton Grey discuss why citizens should be concerned about their financial safety. Protecting your money and having full control over where you invest could be the key to preventing government overreach into Canadian bank accounts. You don't want to miss this one.

In an ideal world, teachers and parents work together to ensure the well-being of their children. In many homes this is still the case but not everywhere. It's why we're now seeing movements like the '1 Million March for Children'. So what's next?

Borrowed money and political directives are changing the course and courts of our Nation. Thomas Flanagan and host, Leighton Grey dive deeper into why the progressive ideology is replete in the public life of Canada. Who benefits from the change in thought and law? You don't want to miss out on Thomas and Leighton discussing the court cases, political directives and the possible financial disaster of the nation's borrowed billions. 

Has the Censor always had the power over life, or silence? Where did the concept of censorship come from? For this we have to go back to the times of the Romans. Through history, censorship has turned into a powerful weapon, used by both governments and institutions. How did this happen? Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary.