Tag: In Lay Terms

Escape or leverage?

In Lay Terms: Amid Ottawa’s relentless march toward hyper-centralized governance, a seismic question now dominates Canada’s political landscape: Could Alberta’s separation be the last, defiant stand against a suffocating federalist agenda? This episode of “In Lay Terms” with host Peyman Askari sits down with prominent legal scholar Prof. Bruce Pardy and James Lindsay, renowned political […]

Tags Alberta independence, Alberta independence movement, Bruce Pardy, In Lay Terms, James Lindsay, Ottawa, Peyman Askari, referendum, security, U.S.

Freedom & Health Law with Bruce Pardy

Deconstructing Canada

The modern state has abandoned its role as a guardian of freedom to take on the mantle of managerial overlord. What would limiting the state to its core function—protecting liberty—look like? Could we as citizens cope without the Nanny State? Are we able to see that many of our societal problems are exacerbated, not solved, […]

Tags Bruce Pardy, Canada, civil liberties, In Lay Terms, managerial overreach, night-watchman state, state singularity