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Alberta Radio's October 29 Midday Roundup covers crime and politics, Carney and the EU, and Telesat accountability. Plus Drive at 5 and artist submissions.

Alberta Radio examines the official referendum results, Bill 33, the AHS procurement investigation, Calgary crime cases, Edmonton policing and Quebec sovereignty.

The House of Commons defeated Bill C-264 by 132-191, keeping the oil tanker ban on B.C.'s north coast. Here's how the vote went and what it means for Alberta energy exports.

Alberta Radio investigates Jeffrey Epstein's documented Canada-related records: a Salzburg invitation, Vancouver travel, immigration correspondence, Canadian business links and unanswered questions.

Alberta Radio examines Trump’s October 9 ICC sanctions and makes the case for American sovereignty, while explaining the court’s position.

Why Paul St-Pierre Plamondon rejects the King’s oath, what Quebec changed in 2022, and the constitutional hurdles facing his plans for the Crown.

Elon Musk says Alberta and Saskatchewan should separate. Hours later, Ottawa touted $8B for Alberta bases and Smith said she's voted to stay. Here's the take.

Alberta morning: Smith congratulates Quebec's PQ; Sylvestre says fight goes on past Oct. 19; two charged in Ponoka County murder; Medicine Hat OKs Amazon hub.

The Parti Québécois is headed for a minority government. From Alberta's independence movement to Quebec's sovereigntists: félicitations. Alberta votes Oct. 19.

Calgary MP Corey Hogan says Canada should consider a law covering separatists' talks with Washington. Rath says they were private citizens. 14 days to Oct. 19.

Finance Canada notes model an $18B fiscal shock if Alberta leaves, about what Albertans send Ottawa each year. They also call the CPP exit formula flawed.

Stay-side groups want Carney to oppose Alberta's nine non-independence referendum questions. Ottawa says it has no official position. Fifteen days to Oct. 19.

Canadians say they're boycotting America, but they're doing it on iPhones, through Google and over American wires. Jason LaFace on Ottawa's digital dependence and who's really to blame.

A 1965 CBC Radio interview with Robert J. Carney, Mark Carney's father and a Fort Smith principal, resurfaces and raises questions about double standards.

Trump signed a memo directing U.S. officials to remove Canadian goods from federal civilian procurement, calling it reciprocity for Buy Canadian rules.

As Ottawa and the EU talk deeper integration and mobility, Canadians deserve answers on immigration, borders, asylum and sovereignty. Jason LaFace weighs in.

Open Canada data shows about $916M in anti-racism-related federal grants. Jason LaFace on how taxpayer-funded non-profits may chill dissent and shield Ottawa.

Records reportedly show then-defence minister Anita Anand approved Canadian Armed Forces training for China's People's Liberation Army members in 2023.

Jason LaFace's cyber brief: an unverified ransomware claim against Air Canada, Ontario supply-chain chatter and a CCCS advisory on Windows and MikroTik flaws.

Reports say Mark Carney is exploring associate EU membership. Jason LaFace says a "unique alliance" is membership by another name, with no vote for Canadians.