Join Jordan Bateman, BC Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, as he speaks with noted investigative journalist Bob Mackin about various topics. When the truth behind "mismanaged" public projects is exposed, one might start wondering: What is behind the blatant waste of so many taxpayer-funded projects? Incompetence, or waste-by-design to fill certain coffers?
Regular features include Comment of the Cast and Waste of the Week.
Ontario is now running a budget deficit larger than Canada itself, but the Wynne government is in no hurry to cut spending. CTF Ontario Director Candice Malcolm joins Tax Talk host and CTF B.C. Director Jordan Bateman with her suggestions for balancing Ontario’s books. Hint: quit spending money on stupid projects.
Plus our usual features – the Comment of the Cast and the Waste of the Week!
Buckle-up and hold on to your cash all you fed-up tax-payers as Kari Simpson has a blast of an interview with the handsome, witty and very smart Jordan Bateman, BC Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation – one of Canada’s favourite government watchdog groups.
For the first time since the mid-1990s, the Canadian government will spend less than it did the year before. That’s the good news for taxpayers out of the federal budget, and Gregory Thomas, CTF Federal Director, joins Tax Talk host and CTF B.C. Director Jordan Bateman to break down all the numbers. A balanced budget is on the horizon, but not everything is hunky dory in Ottawa.
Plus our usual features – the Comment of the Cast and the Waste of the Week!
Bill Whatcott joins Kari Simpson in studio for a fascinating interview with one of Canada’s best known activists. This is a no-holds-barred look into the motivations and thoughts of a man who is changing, challenging and creating the political and civil debate on issues like abortion and homosexuality. Love him or hate him, Bill Whatcott is a force, and people are listening.
For more information on Bill Whatcott’s activities check out his site at FreeNorthAmerica.ca.
RKR is back at work—and there’s so much work to be done!
First off, we’re kicking off the New Year with a number of new shows.
Ron Gray will be introducing his new show, "The Ron Gray Show". Ron is an icon here at RoadKill Radio. I shouldn’t tell tales out of school, but the debates and discussions that transpire here when the cameras are off are beyond entertaining! Ron is RKR’s personal historian, trivia master—and he can sing pretty good too! The Ron Gray Show promises to be both provocative and informative.
As many of you already know, late last year we added "Tax Talk", hosted by the not-so-meek (and really cute, Kari says) Jordan Bateman. Jordan is BC Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, an organization that focuses its laser vision on how the government is spending OUR tax dollars! "Tax Talk" is informative, brilliant, insightful—and we promise it will make you laugh, cry, weep—and stomp your feet.
RoadKill Radio News will continue every week with hosts Ron Gray and Kari Simpson, featuring events that directly affect your life and impact your family.
Kari Simpson will introduce "Beyond the Talk", a show that will introduce you to the “movers and shakers” who are making a difference in Canada; individuals from all walks of life—politicians, moms, dads, business leaders, ordinary citizens—who are using their voices, their talents and their energy to impact the culture and our democracy.
"Drive for Justice" will continue! Because our courts need to be overhauled, because the corruption of the Rule of Law is no longer tolerable, and because Parliament must address this most serious reality. The original 35-episode series will re-emerge as "Drive for Justice II". Because the first DfJ series provoked members of the legal profession across the country to tell us that they, too, had witnessed judicial corruption first-hand, Ron Gray and Kari Simpson will continue to expose the cases and the legal organizations that act as illegal, unsanctioned gatekeepers—like the Canadian Judicial Council—that protect those who should be publicly admonished. "DFJ II" will strive to protect the integrity of the courts and the judicial system we have inherited.
We appreciate your comments. You deserve credit for staying involved and informed, and we thank you for your support. This is going to be a good year for common-sense civil Canadians, and it is going to be a wild ride!
Buckle up Canada, and log on!
Linda Gibbons is Canada’s most prolific prisoner of conscience. Linda Gibbons would have been back in jail by now save for her mission to help Mary Wagner who is, at great taxpayer expense, behind bars. Mary’s crime? Trying to persuade mothers from murdering their unborn babies. Yes, in Canada, it is a crime to try to save the life of an unborn baby.
Please donate generously to the legal fund that will save thousands of innocent lives each year in Canada, it is time to stop the slaughter.
How to donate:
By Mail –
1. Make cheque payable to Mary Wagner Legal Defence Fund,
2. write this account number in the memo section of your cheque; acc’t # 0319 8991-017,
3. Address the envelope to:
Mary Wagner Legal Defence Fund,
c/o Bank of Montreal
295 Boler Road
London, Ontario N6K 2K1
In Person –
Go to any Bank of Montreal in Canada, ask to deposit your donation amount into account # 0319 8991-017 (Mary Wagner Legal Defence Fund), and please request that the deposit be done as a “credit memo”.
For more information:
Info on Mary Wagner defence Fund
Linda Gibbons Speech about Mary Wagner
Free-Mary.net
For LifesiteNews.com stories about Mary Wagner and Linda Gibbons click here.
Canada’s only pro-life federal political party defends two prisoners of conscience.
CHP Canada’s Deputy Leader, Rod Taylor, talks to Ron Gray about his party’s support for two Canadian prisoners of conscience: free speech advocates like Linda Gibbons (who has spent more time in Canadian jails than convicted sex murderess Karla Homolka; for what? For offering to help women considering an abortion, and to share her personal experience of the pain abortion causes) and Mary Wagner, who languishes in a Canadian jail because she gave roses to women planning abortions, and offered to pray with them.
Earlier this month, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation issued a new report calling for changes to the Employment Insurance (EI) system that would allow Canadians to keep the money they and their employers pay in EI taxes in a personal unemployment account. Report author Nick Bergamini, the CTF’s Research Director, joins CTF B.C. Director and Tax Talk host Jordan Bateman to break down the current EI system, highlight some shocking regional inequities, and lay out the CTF’s idea to revamp it. To read the full EI report, click here. To sign our petition calling for changes, click here.
Plus our usual features – the Comment of the Cast (praising a politician who – gasp! – did something right!) and the Waste of the Week (an MLA who collects more in pension than he did in salary).
Watch this important "Beyond the Talk" exclusive interview with Linda Gibbons, Canada’s Political Prisoner. Why does Canada punish those who speak on behalf of the babies that are moments away from being brutally murdered? Kari Simpson examines what motivates Linda to subject herself to years of jail and now to add her voice to help Mary Wagner, another woman, imprisoned for simply speaking love and truth to those who seek to abort their babies.
This is Canada’s shame, and you should know about it. Watch this, the first of a two-part interview, and then ask yourself, "Do we really live in a free society?"
Ontario’s provincial debt is growing by $371 per second – $32.1 million each and every day. Yet provincial politicians seem oblivious to the need to rein in their spending. Join Tax Talk host and CTF B.C. Director Jordan Bateman as he talks about Ontario spending scandals – including a $1.1 billion gas plant relocation boondoggle and cutting cheques to NBA billionaires – with the Canadian Taxpayers Federations Ontario director, Candice Malcolm. Plus our usual features – the Comment of the Cast and Waste of the Week!
Join Ron Gray as RoadKill Radio welcomes the Canadian Taxpayers Federation's British Columbia Director Jordan Bateman into the fold. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is a national non-profit organization dedicated to lowering taxes, exposing government waste, and holding politicians accountable. Jordan's show, "Tax Talk", will appear on RoadKillRadio.com every Thursday. Be there and become aware!
Joining Ron is Mary Pichette of the Servants Anonymous Society of Surrey, BC. SAS is an award-winning program that helps prostituted women get away from misuse and abuse. Using a combination of no tolerance, compassion, and education, SAS has enjoyed a success rate unknown to any other similar program in Canada. Tune in to learn how they do it.
Has Christian Bashing become a court sanctioned sport in Canada? Don Spratt joins Kari Simpson for a lively expose on what is happening in Canada. Can your faith convictions get you convicted? YES!!
Ron Gray examines Canada's official religion. In a country rife with rules and laws against displaying any hint of formalized religion on public property, or to exercise free expression of religious beliefs in the public in general, Canada has created a great conundrum. The government – and the radical lobbyists trying to eradicate all formal religions – is promoting and practicing its own religion with impunity. What gives?
After decades teaching constitutional law in the United States, Dr. Charles Lugosi is back practicing law in Canada, and has taken Mary Wagner as his client. Her case highlights some foundational issues in Canadian constitutional law. Kari Simpson and Ron Gray interview this distinguished legal scholar and pro-life activist (his doctoral dissertation posited that slavery and abortion are almost identical human rights violations) to learn how the Wagner case represents all Canadians’ free speech rights.