Showing posts with label bruce pardy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bruce pardy. Show all posts

Aug 3, 2026

State Singularity: The Ultimate Collectivism - Bruce Pardy [ Re-posting ]


Jul 29, 2026

Queen's University Professor Bruce Pardy - Is Government Holding Canada Back? Real Citizen Podcast Alberta

 At this link:  Is Government Holding Canada Back? | Bruce Pardy


Jun 6, 2026

Leaders on the Frontier - Bruce Pardy & David Leis - New Brunswick Court - Land Claims

 At this link:  Shocking New Brunswick Court Decision Pushes Back on Land Claims?


Streamed live on Jun 4, 2026

Did a New Brunswick court just shift the land claims debate in Canada? A new ruling is raising major questions about how Aboriginal title interacts with private property—and whether Canada’s courts are starting to draw clearer lines after dangerous uncertainty. Join David Leis live with law professor Bruce Pardy, as he breaks down the New Brunswick decision, how it compares to B.C., and what it could mean for property owners across the country. Is this a turning point for property rights or just the beginning of a bigger legal battle? Live Thursday at 2pm CT | YouTube, Facebook & X

Apr 20, 2026

May 2-3, 2026 Libertarian Party of Canada's Convention in Moncton N.B.


Libertarian Currents Podcast from April 14th, 2026 here:  Libertarian Currents — April 14

Youtube Channel here:  Please Subscribe

Website here:  Libertarian Party of Canada

On X here:  Libertarian Party (@LibertarianCDN) / X

Facebook here:  Libertarian Party of Canada - Parti Libertarien du Canada | Ottawa ON | Facebook

More here on Convention:  2026 Convention - Libertarian Party of Canada

and in particular in Moncton NB here:  2026 New Brunswick Convention - Libertarian Party of Canada

Location:  Plan your visit | Resurgo

More here on the venue Resurgo:  Resurgo Place, Moncton New Brunswick

In Person Attendance

The cost of in-person attendance is $99 when purchased in advanced and $125 for in-person registration at the door (if spots are still available). 

The Libertarian Party of Canada was established/founded in 1973.


"Bruce Pardy: Convention Guest Speaker

Portrait

Bruce Pardy is a professor of law at Queen’s University and serves as the executive director of Rights Probe. He specializes in environmental law, energy policy, and constitutional rights, and has a background in civil litigation and university governance.

Pardy is also a senior fellow with the Fraser Institute and is known for his critiques of legal progressivism and the discretionary managerial state.

Bruce will join our convention for a presentation and QnA."

More with Bruce Pardy here:

YOUR LAND | Shawn Buckley & Bruce Pardy | Live - YouTube

on X with Bruce Pardy's Rights Probe here:

ProbeMedia on X: "What if the greatest threat to your freedom isn’t tyranny from abroad… but the slow erosion of rights in the name of the “greater good”? Law professor @PardyBruce breaks it down: from the original promise of individual autonomy to today’s collective-first reality. His https://t.co/0spJZXbE9J" / X

Mar 11, 2026

Should Alberta Leave Canada? Jason Kenney vs. Bruce Pardy Debate - Harrison Faulkner Podcast

 At this Youtube video link:  Should Alberta Leave Canada? Jason Kenney vs. Bruce Pardy Debate


"Mar 5, 2026

Go to https://PIAVPN.com/HarrisonFaulkner or click the link in my description or scan the QR code to get 83% off Private Internet Access—that's just $2.03 a month, plus you get 4 extra months completely free. There's a 30-day money-back guarantee, so it's completely risk-free. Alberta Independence is no longer a fringe idea, which is why I'm excited to bring you this debate featuring former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and constitutional law expert Bruce Pardy"

Professor Bruce Pardy works with a think-tank here: Watch & Listen — Rights Probe
and is tenured with Queen's University, imagine that?

Thanks Harrison Faulkner on X for an interesting conversation this week..




Feb 3, 2026

Are Aboriginal Land Claims Becoming A Forever Issue? Bruce Pardy, Queen's University Interview