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Step back in time to hear directly from Mel Hurtig, founder and leader of the National Party of Canada, in these rare 1993 Global TV Toronto Interview captured during the party's election year. Listen as the renowned Canadian publisher and nationalist articulates his vision for economic sovereignty, his opposition to the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, and his concerns about Canada's increasing continental integration under Brian Mulroney's Progressive Conservative government. Here is blog post on this topic: https://www.paullangan.com/2025/09/th...
In these candid discussions, Hurtig explains why he left his successful publishing career to enter federal politics, outlining the National Party's platform of economic nationalism, environmental protection, and democratic reform. Hear his passionate arguments for Canadian ownership of key industries, his warnings about American economic dominance, and his proposals for a more independent Canadian economic policy.
These interviews provide invaluable insight into the thinking behind "A New and Better Canada" - the National Party's comprehensive policy platform - straight from the architect himself. Hurtig discusses the party's progressive stance on social justice, regional development, and sustainable economic growth, offering a unique perspective on early 1990s Canadian political discourse.
Essential viewing for anyone interested in Canadian political history, alternative political movements, or the ongoing debate about Canada's economic relationship with the United States. Experience firsthand the intellectual foundation of one of Canada's most interesting yet overlooked political parties.

Historical Context: Filmed during the National Party's pivotal 1993 federal election that would reshape Canadian politics.