Dominion Society of Canada - November 28, 2025


High Trust Society

Hosted by
Daniel Tyrie
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Episode Stats


Length

56 seconds

Words per minute

176.41

Word count

166

Sentence count

16


Summary

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A nation is a people with a unique history and culture. We are more than just lines on a map or an economy, we are a nation. I see the nation as kind of the next building block above the family union. You have the individual, the family, and then you have the nation. And I think that's what we need to focus on.

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00:00:00.000 I would go back to the kind of just general kind of sense of community and the kind of high-trust
00:00:05.040 environment that Canada was known for. It's not even that far gone. Like, when I was growing up,
00:00:11.120 things were very different than things are now. You know, children had much more license to roam
00:00:18.160 the streets and play. Now crime has gotten up. People aren't comfortable in their own environment.
00:00:23.840 And, you know, we just don't have this same cohesive kind of community environment that we once had.
00:00:30.860 And I think that has a psychological toll on people.
00:00:35.020 A nation is a people. It's not a set of ideas. It's not a set of values.
00:00:39.080 It's a people with a unique history and culture.
00:00:43.480 We're more than just lines on a map or an economy.
00:00:46.540 I see the nation as kind of the next building block above the family union.
00:00:52.340 You have the individual.
00:00:53.260 You have the family, and then you have the nation.