We Unify #10

What we remember?

Finding purpose

Last weekend, We Unify assembled a community of like minded individuals seeking guidance on where to place their energy and attention. We were rewarded with what we needed to see, feel and hear.

Despite some opposition, the conference became a reality. Many visionary volunteers worked tirelessly to ensure the Reclaiming Conference not only took place, but was a huge success. We felt inspired, and encouraged by many from across our nation who share a desire to Reclaim Democracy with truth.

Aristotle said that evil destroys even itself. To hasten a new chapter for Canada, our focus must remain anchored to truth, solutions and love. To achieve this aim, we assembled courageous truth-speakers, who are standing up against tyranny and helping us find hope through these challenging times.

Going forward, we find ourselves in the right place, with the right people, at the right time to shape a better story for the future. These are our people and this is our purpose.

Welcome to the 10th edition of our newsletter! Let’s begin!

Staying connected

Zuby did a great job summarizing the weekend in a video. You can access the entire replay for the conference here. In case you missed conference news coverage, we provided a summary below.

1. Capital Daily

2. Coast Reporter

3. The Epoch Times

4. Western Standard

Sonia Furstenau and Grace Lore ​shared their strong opposition to the conference online. You may want to consider connecting with these two Vancouver Island Members of the Legislative Assembly to let them know your thoughts as they appear to not fully appreciate our intentions.

• sonia.furstenau.mla@leg.bc.ca

• grace.lore.MLA@leg.bc.ca​

---

Important news

Can woke ideology continue

---

Change is coming

“Conservative candidate Don Stewart winning the closely-watched Toronto-St. Paul's federal by-election, and delivering a stunning upset to Justin Trudeau's candidate Leslie Church in the long-time Liberal riding, has sent political shockwaves through both parties”

$315 trillion of debt

“We haven’t seen this kind of debt since the Napoleonic wars. We’re getting close to 100% of Global GDP. $315 trillion is a staggering number to visualize but consider this. In 2024, global gross domestic product — or GDP — amounted to $109.5 trillion — slightly over a third of that global debt number. Another way to picture it? There are about 8.1 billion of us living in the world today. If we were to divide that debt up by person, each of us would owe about $39,000”

Canada seeing the worst standard-of-living declines in 40 years

“As Canadians continue to struggle with the cost of living fueled by high interest rates and inflation, the Fraser Institute released a paper titled Changes in Per-Person GDP examining the changes in quarterly per-person GDP between 1985 and the end of 2023 revealing that Canada is seeing one of the worst declines in living standards in 40 years”

Supporting democracy advocacy

We created this publication to provide a window into the world so you are better equipped to shape the future as a more informed citizen.​ Thank you for sharing and leaving a comment below​ to engage with a community of people who share your interests. To learn more, visit weunify.ca or see our Substack publication archives. You can also follow us on X, Facebook, YouTube and Instagram.