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Trump Takes on the ICC: The Case for American Sovereignty
Alberta Radio examines Trump’s October 9 ICC sanctions and makes the case for American sovereignty, while explaining the court’s position.
Oct 93 min read


Alberta Is Still Sitting on Its Police Misconduct Review
Lawyers want Alberta to release retired judge Peter Martin's review of how the Crown handles police misconduct files, 22 months after it was ordered.
Oct 52 min read


St. Albert Assault Case Won't Reach a Hearing Until 2027
A preliminary hearing in the May 1 St. Albert assault on Ali Wahed Noor is set for March 1, 2027. Ryan Lacasse faces aggravated assault and uttering threats.
Oct 52 min read


Sexsmith Data Centre: County Rewrites the Rules After the Fact
County of Grande Prairie OK'd a data centre near Sexsmith with no council vote under a 2003 bylaw. Now 107 appeals and Monday's rewrite loom.
Oct 42 min read


Rocky View Luxury Break-Ins: Calgary Man Faces Six Charges
A 39-year-old Calgary man faces six charges after forced break-ins at Rocky View County luxury homes. Three stolen vehicles recovered; court date is Oct. 6.
Oct 42 min read


Alberta Crime Watch: Abduction Warrants, Red Deer Drug Bust
Canada-wide warrants for an Edmonton dad accused of abducting his kids, a Red Deer RCMP drug and gun bust, a Fort McMurray arson arrest and more.
Oct 24 min read


Stay Free Alberta score key victory as Court Appeal keeps Independence momentum alive
The Alberta Court of Appeal granted a partial stay letting Elections Alberta verify the 300,000+ Stay Free Alberta signatures for an independence referendum.
Jun 293 min read


Edmonton Shelter Killing Case Sparks Questions About Safety, Accountability & Human Dignity
Harrison Belanger gets life with no parole for 13 years in the 2023 shooting death of Shane Bakewell. Hard questions remain on safety and accountability.
May 92 min read


Federal Court of Appeal Confirms Emergencies Act Was Illegally Used Against Freedom Convoy
The Federal Court of Appeal upheld a 2024 ruling that the Liberals unreasonably and unlawfully invoked the Emergencies Act against the 2022 Freedom Convoy.
Jan 163 min read


Transgender Murderer Loses Bid to Remain in Women’s Prison After Threatening Inmates and Staff
An Ontario judge dismissed a bid by Nina Courtepatte's killer, now Michelle Autumn, to stay in a women's prison after threats against inmates and staff.
Jan 143 min read


Alberta's Fight for Freedom: Courts Block the Vote, But the People Shall Prevail
Justice Colin Feasby ruled the Alberta Prosperity Project's referendum question unconstitutional. Jason LaFace on why Albertans will still have their say.
Dec 5, 20254 min read


Uncovering a Pattern of Protection: Child Sex Offence Cases in Sudbury, Ontario (2020–Present)
A look at four Sudbury child sex offence cases since 2020, exposed by activists Jason LaFace and JD Thunder, and alleged protection by local institutions.
May 15, 202511 min read


Are Liberal and NDP Policies Contributing to the Rise of Criminal Outcomes in Canada?
From a Kelowna fentanyl trafficker paroled after 18 months to rising crime, a look at Liberal and NDP justice policies versus the Conservative stance on safety.
Apr 14, 20254 min read


Tamara Lich granted bail with strict conditions.
Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich was granted bail with strict conditions: leave Ottawa in 24 hours, no social media, no protesting. Justice is broken.
Mar 7, 20221 min read
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