Limiting Expression w/ Christine Loughead & Bethan Nodwell

Tune in as we delve into a pressing and controversial topic: the limits of free expression in Canada. Our guests, Christine Loughead from Chilliwack, BC, who recently faced RCMP charges for allegedly inciting hate through her social media posts, and Bethan Nodwell, an advocate for civil liberties, will navigate the challenging waters of what constitutes free speech versus hate speech in today’s Canadian landscape.

This episode isn't about defending Christine's specific actions or statements. Instead, it’s an in-depth discussion of the evolving boundaries of free expression in Canada, the governmental actions that impact these rights, and the implications for all citizens. As an outspoken advocate on various issues, Christine’s case highlights the delicate balance between safeguarding free speech and preventing discrimination.

Join us as we explore these complex themes, understanding that supporting free speech isn't about endorsing all forms of expression but protecting the fundamental rights underpinning democratic societies. This episode is crucial for anyone interested in civil rights, legal boundaries, and the ongoing debate over freedom versus responsibility in Canada.