Western Standard Shows

Join Derek Fildebrandt, Nigel Hannaford & Cory Morgan on this episode discussions;▪️ ‘Recall Gondek’ campaign kicks off▪️ Nenshi for NDP leader?▪️ ‘Coutts Four’ case update

Guest: Dan McTeague of Canadians for Affordable Energy 

Join James Finkbeiner, Nigel Hannaford & Myke Thomas on this episode discussions;▪️Repealing Calgary’s insane anti-bag, straw, napkin policy.▪️Ottawa delays extending assisted suicide to mentally ill.▪️CBC boss say they are great protection against misinformation.▪️Series of legal reverses for Trudeau.

James talks with Oil and Gas advocate Robbie Picard about the Oil and Gas industry in Canada, and Picard’s activism for the industry and the people who work in it.

Join James Finkbeiner, Shaun Polczer & Myke Thomas on this episode discussions;▪️Tucker comes to Alberta▪️The war on lunch▪️Alberta Pension Plan in peril

On this episode of The Corey Morgan Show, we host an enlightening conversation with John Rustad, leader of the BC Conservative Party, about his vision for British Columbia and the upcoming provincial election. The episode features varied critical topics, including the recent ruling on the Emergencies Act's use and the unfolding Canadian junior hockey sex scandal.We also discuss the freedom demonstrations in British Columbia and nationwide, a testament to the state of democracy, freedom of speech, and individual rights in Canada. John Rustad advocates for more direct democracy and empowers people's decision-making amidst political upheaval. Also proposed is the possibility of provincial police force in British Columbia.The crucial democratic process of referendums, the implications of carbon tax, tackling the housing crisis, and immigration matters are discussed. Further, the episode veers towards healthcare reform, stressing a service delivery improvement while maintaining staff morale.Exploring the political dimensions of Alberta and British Columbia, we discuss the Conservative party's potential to reshape the government and the importance of active public participation. The episode concludes with the Western Standard's planned improvements and a peek into the exciting future for the members. This episode is a must-watch for anyone intrigued by the political future of British Columbia and Alberta.