Has Canada Lost Its Moral Compass?

Kate Marland, deputy editor at Without Diminishment, joins Stephen LeDrew to discuss morality, leadership, community, and whether society has lost the ability to tell right from wrong.In this episode, Marland argues that modern culture has become detached from reality, tradition, history, and objective truth. She says that when people are encouraged to define morality only for themselves, it becomes harder for society to defend shared standards of right and wrong.LeDrew and Marland also discuss political leadership, law and order, the decline of institutions, market-driven thinking, family, community, and why money alone cannot provide meaning or happiness.This is a conversation about moral clarity, responsibility, and rebuilding a society rooted in something deeper than self-interest.Topics covered in this episode:The decline of moral clarityLeadership and moral courageTruth, reality and traditionThe limits of “leave me alone” politicsLaw and order in societyThe role of institutionsMoney, happiness and meaningCommunity over self-optimizationConservative politics and valuesRebuilding shared standards Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.