Western Standard Shows

The Pipeline is the Western Standard's weekly news roundup show. This week, publisher Derek Fildebrandt, news editor Dave Naylor and opinion editor Cory Morgan discussed the top issues including: Where else could we spend $87 billion rather than on climate change in Calgary? Can Poilievre be beaten in the CPC leadership race? How crowded will the UCP leadership race get? 
 

In this episode, Cory Morgan rips into Canada's mandates and marketing work damaging the tourism sector. Spike Cohen joins the show to talk about firearm control
 
Jade Savage of Etick talks about an app created to track tick incidents by type and region. 

Cory rants on the pointless death of a Calgarian senior citizen who died waiting for an ambulance while laying minutes from a hospital. Guests:Western Standard reporter Chris Oldcorn on his columns and stories from Saskatchewan UCP leadership candidate and mayor of Amisk Alberta, Bill Rock 

Cory is triggered by "experts" on CTV demanding health authorities change the definition of vaccinated to mean having had three shots. Guest C.T. Jackson on his satirical book: So you want to be a dictator. Guest Robert Murphy from the Fraser Institute on their report asking if Canada can avoid Europe's energy crisis. 

Cory celebrates the trend of First Nations investing in health care provision enterprises on their reserves.Western Standard columnist Dave Makichuk on the state of Canada's military and respect on the world stage. WS reporters Matt Horwood and Jonathan Bradley on the Ontario election results. Peter McCaffrey on the city of Calgary's $87 billion climate plan. 

Cory shares his prediction of an NEP II from Trudeau II
 
Ed Ammar talks about the upcoming UCP leadership race. WS reporters Johnathan Bradley and Matthew Horwood talk about the upcoming Ontario election.