Western Standard Shows

Cory begins the show with a rant explaining why he is triggered by the terrible and biased mainstream media coverage of the trucker convoy rolling towards Ottawa. Western Standard columnist Dave Makichuk joins the show to talk to Cory about international affairs and tension due to the Ukraine/Russia conflict and China/Taiwan conflicts. Former PC cabinet Minister Donna Kennedy-Glans talks to Cory about public-private partnerships. The need for them and how we need to change our thinking in order to make them happen. 

Cory is triggered in a good way with the massive support building for the Truckers for Freedom convoy heading to Ottawa. Independent MLA for Cyprus Medicine Hat Drew Barnes joins the show to talk about what he calls a culture of cronyism within the UCP government. Kris Sims of the Canadian Taxpayer's federation joins the show to talk about the raises and perks civil servants have enjoyed during the pandemic while the common public suffers. Peace River UCP MLA Dan Williams then joins the show to talk about an open letter he and MLA Joseph Schow published calling for post-secondary institutions to allow unvaccinated students to return to class. 

Cory is triggered by the cult of covid. Then Kelly Malmberg joins the show to talk about agricultural issues. Rogue rodeo organizer Ty Northcott then speaks with Cory about his ongoing legal battles as he defends himself from prosecution over a rodeo he held in May of 2021. 

Today, Cory Morgan was triggered by the Alberta government's move to take away the right and ability to contest traffic tickets in court. Next, lawyer James From joins Cory to talk about the legal implications of Quebec's proposed tax on the unvaccinated. Finally, Clinton Desveaux joins the show to talk about opportunities for Western Canada being presented due to growing demand for electric vehicles. 

In this episode, Cory is triggered by Quebec's move to end universal health care by taxing the unvaccinated. Next, Michelle Stirling of Friends of Science joins to speak about how mass panic is influencing policy. Author Marcel Latouche chats with Cory about poor civic policy and the show finishes with Quebec director of the Canadian Taxpayer's Federation, Renaud Brossard. Lot's of ranting and rambling on a number of pressing issues. 

Cory is triggered due to the lack of medical capacity in Alberta even after two years of being within a pandemic. Ernie Tsu of the Alberta Hospitality Association joins the show to talk about challenges in the hospitality sector due to the pandemic and government restrictions related to it. Community advocate Jacob McGregor then talks with Cory about how as a young man with disabilities, he doesn't want to see a massive and expensive Universal Basic Income scheme. He just wants to see infrastructure and access improved so he can get to work just like anybody else.