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Cory talks about how people should take some time to watch question period to see just who runs their lives.

The bizarre combination of interests that puts sexually explicit graphic novels in Alberta libraries...

Cory Morgan, Nigel Hannaford, and Dave Naylor discuss King Charles III's speech at the opening of Canada's Parliament and whether it delivered a unifying message. Dave also shares stories from his recent trip to Israel, and the panel weighs in on the controversy surrounding pornographic books in school libraries.

Cory talks about how federalists had best change their tune if they want to keep Alberta in the fold.

Cory talks about how nothing has changed under Carney.

Brian Lee Crowley says Canada's special relationship with the US is not nearly over.

Derek Fildebrandt, Nigel Hannaford, and Cory Morgan talk about how Jason Kenney and the Liberals are spreading misinformation about the independence movement, the upcoming by-elections in Alberta, and Steven Guilbeault's role as Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture.

Cory talks about how Carney is keeping energy killing policies in place.

Cory talks about how little has changed with Mark Carney's new cabinet.

If you think food prices are rising more quickly than inflation generally, they are. And thanks to tariffs, counter tariffs and federal policies like carbon tax, it's not going get better any time soon. That's the discouraging news from ‘The Food Professor,' Dalhousie University's Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, tonight's guest on Hannaford.

Derek Fildebrandt, Nigel Hannaford, Cory Morgan, and Erika Barootes talk about who may lead Alberta's independence movement, Mark Carney's new Liberal cabinet, and Pierre Poilievre's move to Alberta's Battle River–Crowfoot riding.

Cory talks about how independence movements could break the appalling conditions reserves are locked into.

Derek Fildebrandt interviews Premier of Alberta, Danielle Smith, on topic of a referendum leading towards the independence of Alberta.

Shaun Polczer sits down with Jeff Callaway diving into shallow rights reversion, and catches up with Nick Samain of DMG Events to discuss what's in store for this year's Global Energy Show Canada.

In the first Western Standard Weekly podcast, hosts Christopher Oldcorn and Bronwyn Eyre talk about Western independence and political developments in Saskatchewan. The episode focuses on rising Western frustrations with federal government policies and the Sask NDP's proposed Keep Saskatchewan in Canada Act.

Nigel Hannaford sits down with David Knight Legg to talk about the recent address of Premier Danielle Smith to Albertans and Mark Carney's meeting with Trump.

Derek Fildebrandt, Nigel Hannaford, and Cory Morgan, joined by Erika Barootes, talk about Alberta's potential independence vote in 2026, the likelihood of Saskatchewan joining the movement, and Mark Carney's meeting with Trump.

Cory talks about how a functional system of referenda makes a stronger nation

Conservative leader faces some accountability but once the NDP collapsed, there were no smart saves out there.

Derek Fildebrandt, Nigel Hannaford, and Cory Morgan discuss the outcome of the recent federal election, its implications for Canada's major political parties and the growing momentum for Western independence.

Cory talks about how the system ensures the West will always get the short end of the stick.

As voters review the platforms, they should know that both Conservative and Liberal campaigns rely on optimistic growth forecasts — that economist Jack Mintz doesn't trust.

Derek Fildebrandt, Cory Morgan, and Nigel Hannaford, joined by Erika Barootes, discuss the aftermath of the Federal Leaders' Debate, the Liberal Party's platform under Carney, and the seeming demise of the NDP.

Cory talks about how past Liberal MPs didn't stand up for their Western constituents.

A conversation with Peter Coleman at the National Citizens Coalition.

Western Standard columnist Joseph Fournier gets kicked off LinkedIn... was it the kind things he said about coal? We don't know but coal gets a bad rap it doesn't deserve.

Cory talks about how poor organization ruined the media scrums.

Cory talks about how the Trump factor is influencing Canadian voters more than any candidate is.

Derek Fildebrandt, Nigel Hannaford, and Cory Morgan are joined by Erika Barootes to discuss Doug Ford's potential ambitions for Poilievre's job, whether Bernier's PPC could spoil Conservative chances, and the unlikely teaming up of BC Conservatives and the NDP opposing a tax cut bill.

Shaun Polczer discusses energy markets with Jeff Callaway of Energize Natural Resources Ltd., and Russell Barnett of the Rural Alberta Concerned Communities Group on proposed installation of solar farms on private lands.

Nigel talks to Petar Pejovic discussing the motivations for Trump's tariff game.

Part 2 of Hannaford Show's April 10 doubleheader. Nigel Hannaford, talks to Catherine Swift on the issues of Trump's tariffs, Canada's economic leverage, and the upcoming Canadian elections.

Part 1 of Hannaford Show's April 10 doubleheader. Nigel Hannaford, interviews David Knight Legg on the issues of Trump's tariffs, Canada's economic leverage, and the upcoming Canadian elections.

Derek Fildebrandt talks with Tony Bernardo of the Canadian Shooting Sports Association about the controversial gun control plan—first launched by Justin Trudeau and now making a comeback under Mark Carney.

Derek Fildebrandt talks to Randy Hillier, former MPP of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, on the recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision to overturn a lower court ruling that had dismissed his case.

Derek Fildebrandt, Nigel Hannaford, and Cory Morgan discusses the concept of Western Independence in the context of the upcoming elections, crowd sizes, campaign rallies, and the polls, and the "notwithstanding clause."

Cory talks about how the Liberals have long coveted the home equity of Canadians.

Derek Fildebrandt interviews Brian Lovig—entrepreneur and host of the Right Edition podcast—discussing topics such as Donald Trump, the Canadian elections, and the idea of Canada, or perhaps Alberta, becoming the 51st state.

In this inaugural episode of The Business Standard, Shaun Polczer, talks to Julie Lemieux on Calgary and Alberta energy economy, and with Peter Merrick and Adrian Spitters on their book, It Starts with Gold.

Cory talks about how the Conservatives just can't get their feet under themselves.

Carney might be the prime minister of all Canadians, but he is still a Liberal. And the Liberals are a party for only the right kind of Canadians.

'And how can Mark Carney be leading in the polls when hardly anybody shows up for his events?'   Nigel Hannaford talks to Yaroslav Baran and Balkan Devlen of the Pendulum regarding the issue of Trump's tariffs.

Derek Fildebrandt, Nigel Hannaford, and Cory Morgan, with Western Standard business reporter, Shaun Polczer, talks about Liberation Day, Pierre Poilievre's comments on people's biological clock and Mark Carney's stance on pipelines.

Cory talks about how the unity of the nation is on the line.

Derek Fildebrandt discusses the polls with 338Canada.com founder and creator, Philippe J. Fournier.

An export tax on Western products amounts to a federal embargo of Western exports. That is something that only a hostile foreign power does, like the British blockade of Boston Harbour after that city's tea party.

Cory talks about where the campaigns are sitting in the first week of the election.

At a time of tariffs, is Alberta's premier Canada's most effective diplomat?

Derek Fildebrandt, Cory Morgan and Nigel Hannaford sit down to discuss Carney's idea for an export tax on the western provinces' products, if voters are projecting on Mark Carney, and Danielle Smith's comments on Trump to lay off tariffs.

Cory talks about how Canadians can't let the Liberals use Trump to distract from the real issues.

The total cost to the Canadian taxpayer would be a grand total of $600 million to bribe the entire Senate to voluntarily retire.