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Ontario's Wildfires Expose a System That Is Failing First Nations
Ontario leaves First Nations behind July 20th, 2026 By Jason LaFace jason@albertaradio.ca Ontario's wildfire crisis has once again exposed a painful reality: when disaster strikes, First Nations and rural communities often feel they are left waiting while governments struggle to respond. As fires forced evacuations across northern Ontario, First Nations leaders publicly voiced frustration over what they described as delays in assistance and longstanding shortcomings in emerge
14 hours ago2 min read


Trump Escalates Trade Pressure with New Tariffs on Canada
President Trump Announces New Tarriffs on Canada July 20th, 2026 By:Jason LaFace jason@albertaradio.ca Trade tensions between the United States and Canada have entered a new phase after U.S. President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on a broad range of Canadian goods. The decision marks one of the most significant developments in North American trade this year and has sparked immediate reactions from governments, businesses, and industry leaders on both sides of the border
16 hours ago3 min read


TPA Update: We're Off to a Strong Start!
Alberta Radio Show Third Part Advertiser We're excited to share that our Métis and First Nations Third Party Advertiser campaign for Alberta's October 19th Referendum is officially underway! Thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters, we've already raised $959.76 toward our $2,500 startup goal. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps us take another step toward ensuring Indigenous and Métis voices are represented throughout this historic referendum campaign.
5 days ago1 min read


Alberta Independence Flag Wave - Edmonton!
Today we're off to crash Pierre Poilievre's little parade! PP the co-leader of the Uni-Party who's turned his back on Conservatives. We expect to see all our independence supporters there today! www.albertaradio.ca
Jul 61 min read


Stay Free Alberta score key victory as Court Appeal keeps Independence momentum alive
In a significant boost for Alberta’s growing sovereignty movement, the Alberta Court of Appeal has granted a partial stay, allowing Elections Alberta to begin verifying the massive number of signatures gathered by Stay Free Alberta on their citizen-led petition for an independence referendum. This development comes after a controversial lower court ruling that many Albertans viewed as a direct assault on democracy and the clear will of the people.
Jun 293 min read


Opinion: Country Thunder Cancellation Adds to Growing Frustration with Calgary City Hall
Country Thunder Alberta 2026 CANCELLED June 24th, 2026 by: A Frustrated Calgarian The cancellation of Country Thunder Alberta 2026 has reignited a familiar debate in Calgary: has City Hall become more focused on bureaucracy and regulation than supporting the events, businesses, and communities that help make the city vibrant? According to a statement released by Country Thunder organizers, the festival was cancelled after a series of unresolved issues involving construction a
Jun 243 min read


Tulsi Gabbard's COVID-19 Bombshell: Exposing the Propaganda Machine That Divided Canada and the World
Exposing the Propaganda Machine That Divided Canada and the World June 24th, 2026 by: Jason LaFace(Freedom Convoy 2022 Organizer) jason@albertaradio.ca As one of the organizers of Canada's historic Freedom Convoy, I stood with thousands of truckers, families, and everyday Canadians in Ottawa and across the country to peacefully protest unconstitutional mandates, lockdowns, and the erosion of our freedoms during the COVID-19 era. My wife and I lost everything—our livelihood, s
Jun 243 min read


The People vs. Calgary: Mayor Jeromy Farkas and Council’s Tone-Deaf Noise Bylaw Exposes Activist Agenda Over Resident Voices
Bylaw Exposes Activist Agenda Over Resident Voices June 24th, 2026 by: Jason LaFace jason@albertaradio.ca Calgarians are fed up. Once again, Mayor Jeromy Farkas and Calgary city council have proven they’re more interested in playing activist games than listening to the hardworking residents who elected them. The latest flashpoint? A controversial noise bylaw targeting the iconic Cowboy Stampede music tents, pushed through without proper consultation, evidence, or expertise. T
Jun 243 min read
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