145. Candice Malcolm: Crime, Politics and Indian Residential Schools Debate

BIGGER THAN ME PODCAST

Candace Malcolm, founder of True North Media, discusses independent media, politics, drug decriminalization, and gender representation, advocating for nuanced discourse on Indian Residential Schools and debating the topic with Aaron Pete.
Candice Malcolm, an investigative journalist, best-selling author, and nationally syndicated Toronto Sun columnist, is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of True North. With a history of reporting from conflict zones and uncovering significant terrorist networks within Canada, her work has garnered global attention. A Vancouver, BC native, Candice holds two master's degrees and resides in Toronto with her family.

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1. Exploring Journalism and Social Issues (00:00:00)

2. Views on Government and Individual Responsibility (00:08:57)

3. The Impact of Drug Decriminalization (00:14:08)

4. Debate Over Legalization and Social Impact (00:18:37)

5. Adapting to Media Changes and Audience (00:30:57)

6. Navigating Audience Engagement and Political Perspectives (00:34:23)

7. Government, Conservatism, and True North (00:40:04)

8. Political Discontent With Justin Trudeau's Leadership (00:46:07)

9. Gender Representation in Government's Impact (00:55:29)

10. Concerns About Pierre's Interviewing Strategy (01:07:03)

11. Misinformation and Sensationalism Surrounding Indigenous Graves (01:16:47)

12. Funding for Indigenous Communities and Graves (01:23:04)

13. Controversy Surrounding Indigenous Residential Schools (01:27:54)

14. Future of Canada (01:37:50)

15. Truth and Reconciliation (01:45:53)

16. Interview and Appreciation (01:50:16)