Today veteran Conservative MP Dean Allison (Niagara West) discusses his 22-year political career, his background as a successful Tim Hortons, Wendy’s, and bagel-store franchise owner, and his motivation for entering politics inspired by Preston Manning. He criticizes Canada’s post-2015 trajectory under the Liberals—excessive regulation, high taxes, failure to develop resources, and economic decline—while highlighting the East-West disconnect, urban-rural divides, and the influence of “woke ideology” and public-sector dominance in Ontario. Our main focus of the conversation though, is the upcoming Allison Inquiry (September 8–11, 2026, in Ottawa), a non-partisan parliamentary-style event where vaccine-injured Canadians can share their stories, highlight barriers to the federal compensation program (only 252 payouts despite ~60,000 reported injuries), and push for better support. Allison emphasizes giving victims a voice, invites all MPs to attend, and stresses the need to protect free speech amid rising censorship bills.
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