Videos - M-103 Conference
Our recent conference on M-103 in Toronto and at satellite locations across Canada brought together an assembly of powerful voices and ideas. Please watch our dynamic speakers as they illuminate the issues and realities that all Canadians face in defense of freedom of speech and expression. Click any of the names/titles to jump to that video:
TORONTO SPEAKERS:
• David Nitkin • Deborah Weiss • Madeline Weld • Leo Adler • Tom Quiggin • Raheel Raza • Dr. Gad Saad • Anni Cyrus • Anthony Furey • Dr. Bill Warner • Yusef Celik • Benjamin Dichter • Sue-Ann Levy • LGBTQ Panel • Clare Lopez • Valerie Price •
CALGARY SPEAKERS:
• Stephen Garvey • Gayl Veinotte •
C3RF SUBMISSION TO THE HERITAGE COMMITTEE
• C3RF Video •
A MESSAGE FROM MAJOR (RET'D) RUSS COOPER TO THE HERITAGE COMMITTEE
As well, short custom video soundbites from the longer videos have been prepared if you'd like to drill down to the core messages from several of the speakers.
David Nitkin - Welcome & Conference Opening (2:05)
Deborah Weiss - What is Islamophobia? (38:03)
Madeline Weld - Heritage Committee (10:22)
Leo Adler - Hate Speech Laws In Canada (8:28)
Tom Quiggin - The Prime Minister and Political Leadership (52:32)
Raheel Raza - Impacts on Muslims (33:51)
Dr. Gad Saad - Lessons Learned Internationally (19:55)
Anni Cyrus - Impacts on Women (40:23)
Anthony Furey - Media Apathy or Media Politics (37:14)
Dr. Bill Warner - Education and Freedom of Speech (7:01)
Yusuf Celik - Impacts on LGBTQ (9:19)
Benjamin Dichter - Impacts on LGBTQ (9:39)
Sue-Ann Levy - Impacts on LGBTQ (21:51)
LGBTQ Panel (11:37)
Clare Lopez - Impacts of M-103 on Free Speech (11:28)
Valerie Price - Thank You & Conference Closing (4:45)
CALGARY VIDEOS
Stephen Garvey - Globalist Underpinnings of M-103, Anti-Islamophobia Motion (9:14)
Gayl Veinotte - Islamophobia: Absurdity & Threat to Freedom of Speech (8:18)
C3RF SUBMISSION TO THE HERITAGE COMMITTEE
A MESSAGE FROM MAJOR (RET'D) RUSS COOPER TO THE HERITAGE COMMITTEE
Unfortunately Major Cooper was not able to attend the conference, but has an important message for the Heritage Committee. (9:37)