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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2025 · 48 MIN

#14 Brianna Morris - The Charter, COVID, and Parliament vs Judiciary

from Concepts with Shawn Whatley · host Shawn Whatley

In this episode, political expert Brianna Morris discusses the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the impact of COVID-19 on political decisions, and the evolving meaning of conservatism in Canadian politics. She explores the balance between judicial and parliamentary supremacy, the role of government, and the need for a positive vision in conservative campaigns. Morris also shares insights into the challenges of upholding rights and the shifts in political alignments, while highlighting the importance of fostering a cohesive Canadian identity. 00:00 Introduction: Rights and Politicians 00:25 Meet Brianna Morris 00:53 Defining Conservatism in Canada 02:15 Conservatism and Capitalism 04:10 Master's Thesis: Charter of Rights and Freedoms 04:41 COVID-19 and Charter Rights 07:19 Judicial vs. Parliamentary Supremacy 09:45 Practical Politics vs. Academic Discussions 10:53 Alberta Bill of Rights Movement 19:33 Canadian Identity and National Unity 23:39 Focusing on the Positive 24:14 American and Canadian Values 24:33 Conservative Campaign Strategies 25:10 The Role of Religion and Myth 28:18 Social Conservatism and Its Challenges 31:37 Libertarianism vs. Social Conservatism 35:03 The Future of Canadian Politics 43:42 Balancing Tradition and Progress 47:33 Conclusion and Final Thoughts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit shawnwhatley.substack.com

In this episode, political expert Brianna Morris discusses the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the impact of COVID-19 on political decisions, and the evolving meaning of conservatism in Canadian politics. She explores the balance between judicial and parliamentary supremacy, the role of government, and the need for a positive vision in conservative campaigns. Morris also shares insights into the challenges of upholding rights and the shifts in political alignments, while highlighting the importance of fostering a cohesive Canadian identity. 00:00 Introduction: Rights and Politicians 00:25 Meet Brianna Morris 00:53 Defining Conservatism in Canada 02:15 Conservatism and Capitalism 04:10 Master's Thesis: Charter of Rights and Freedoms 04:41 COVID-19 and Charter Rights 07:19 Judicial vs. Parliamentary Supremacy 09:45 Practical Politics vs. Academic Discussions 10:53 Alberta Bill of Rights Movement 19:33 Canadian Identity and National Unity 23:39 Focusing on the Positive 24:14 American and Canadian Values 24:33 Conservative Campaign Strategies 25:10 The Role of Religion and Myth 28:18 Social Conservatism and Its Challenges 31:37 Libertarianism vs. Social Conservatism 35:03 The Future of Canadian Politics 43:42 Balancing Tradition and Progress 47:33 Conclusion and Final Thoughts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit shawnwhatley.substack.com

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