CANZUK Podcast

In this episode, The Honourable Minister of Indigenous Services for the Canadian Federal Cabinet, Mr. Marc Miller, joins the CANZUK Podcast. He discusses why it is important for Canada to work with its like-minded partners of the Commonwealth to promote indigenous voices, its people, and how his government is working on revealing the truth on the colonial history of Canada.

In this episode, Mr. Brendan Clarke-Smith, a Member of Parliament of the British Conservative party representing the constituency of Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, England joins the CANZUK Podcast. He discusses why and how CANZUK can form greater unity in the different regions of the United Kingdom and why CANZUK will help create a more global Britain.

In this episode, Mr. Simon O'Connor, a member of Parliament representing the riding of Tamaki in New Zealand, joins the CANZUK podcast to discuss how this union of like-minded countries can become a significant geopolitical force on the world stage. He also discusses how keeping CANZUK a bi-partisan issue in New Zealand will help promote the union not just in his country but across the other countries as well.

In this episode, Mr. Simon Bridges, a member of Parliament representing the city of Tauranga in New Zealand, joins the CANZUK podcast to discuss how his mixed ethic background of Mauri and English ancestry has solidified his identity as a Kiwi. He also discusses how the Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement between Australia and New Zealand can be the blueprint for a CANZUK alliance.

In this episode, Mrs. Tracy Gray, a member of Parliament representing the riding of Kelowna-Lake Country in the province of British Columbia in Canada, joins the CANZUK podcast to discuss how Canadian businesses, workers, and students can benefit from a CANZUK deal.

In this episode, Mr. Paul Bristow, a member of Parliament representing the city of Peterborough in the United Kingdom, joins the CANZUK podcast to discuss why the UK needs to revitalize its relationships with the Commonwealths.