He’s motivated by frustration with a public discourse that too often rewards outrage and slogans over curiosity and complexity. He prioritizes free speech and open debate because, as he sees it, bad ideas left unchallenged fuel division, poor policy, and real harm to communities. “We cover some of the toughest issues facing Canada,” he has said, “but we try to do it with nuance, curiosity, and kindness.”
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