Western Standard Shows

In today's show, Clinton Desveux comes in from Nova Scotia and Marc Patron of Sauga960 in Mississauga joins to speak on the trend of reported UFOs in Canadian skies. Some close calls with aircraft have occurred. Is there a safety hazard? Does the government have answers? Next, Greg Renouf of Genuine Witty speaks to Cory about the Fairy Creek logging protests happening on Vancouver Island right now. It appears that the protesters are the usual suspects and they have been appropriating First Nations culture for their cause. 

In this week's episode, President of Shane Homes, Shane Wenzel comes on to discuss housing trends and the superheated market. Shane and Cory then discuss cancel culture and the current political atmosphere. Next, Calgary municipal councilor candidate for Ward 1, Jacob McGregor comes on to speak about his campaign and vision for the city of Calgary.

The weekly news show with Publisher Derek Fildebrandt, news editor Dave Naylor and columnist Cory Morgan. This week the tragic discovery of children's bodies at a Kamloops residential school site was discussed along with thoughts on the Indian Act. Next, the rivalry between Calgary's Stampede and Edmonton's K-Days was ignited as Edmonton's event was canceled while the Stampede continues. 
Finally, the Medicine Hat UCP constituency association that used to represent MLA Drew Barnes has demanded that the UCP bring Barnes back into caucus. 

In today's episode, Western Standard news editor Dave Naylor drops in to give a news update. Then Cory speaks about the news of the horrifying discovery of the bodies of 215 children at a residential school site in Kamloops BC. 

Caylan Ford joins Cory to talk about a charter school initiative to form a “Calgary Classical Academy” where specialize liberal arts programs can flourish outside of the formal public education system. There was an extended discussion on the need for educational reforms in what is something of a static and rigid system.Cory then speaks to Kenney’s reopening strategy and the pending closure of a Calgary safe-consumption site.