Tamara Lich faces 7 YEARS, Liberals push censorship law as CBC execs get raises

Guest host Kris Sims and constitutional lawyer Christine Van Geyn expose the government’s assault on free speech, civil liberties — and how taxpayers are forced to fund it all.

On today’s episode of The Candice Malcolm Show, guest host Kris Sims breaks down the government’s renewed push to gag your free speech and force you to pay for media you didn’t choose — including the CBC, which just handed itself record-high pay raises after promising to cancel staff bonuses.

Didn’t Ottawa learn anything from the Emergencies Act ruling? A federal judge ruled that freezing the bank accounts of peaceful protestors was unconstitutional — and a massive overreach. So why is the government doubling down on censorship?

Kris is joined by Canadian Constitution Foundation executive director Christine Van Geyn to unpack what that ruling means for civil liberties in Canada, and why it matters now more than ever.

Plus — breaking news on the Tamara Lich sentencing. The Crown is seeking seven years in prison for a mischief conviction tied to the Freedom Convoy. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is speaking out — calling it a clear double standard in a justice system that routinely lets violent offenders walk free.

And in Mississauga, a homeowner launches a legal challenge after city contractors destroyed his naturalized lawn without his consent. Christine explains why the Canadian Constitution Foundation is backing the case — and what’s at stake for property rights and municipal taxpayers across the country.