Talk Truth 06.22.26 – Leighton Grey | Did Canadians rush to judgment on the residential school story? Lawyer and commentator Leighton Grey joins Talk Truth to discuss the Making a Killing documentary, the Kamloops announcement, reconciliation, government spending, accountability, and why asking questions has become controversial in Canada. The conversation
Talk Truth 06.19.26 – Making A Killing Review | In Part 4 of Making A Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide and Plunder in Canada, we conclude this four-part series examining the documentary by former BC MLA Dallas Brodie. This episode explores Indigenous governance, reserve accountability, UNDRIP, property rights, Aboriginal title, and the
Talk Truth 06.18.26 – Making A Killing Review | In Part 3 of Making A Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide and Plunder in Canada, we continue examining the documentary by former BC MLA Dallas Brodie. This episode explores residential school settlement claims, the role of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the debate
Talk Truth 06.17.26 – Making A Killing Review | In Part 2 of Making A Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide and Plunder in Canada, we continue examining the documentary by former BC MLA Dallas Brodie. The film explores the ongoing debate surrounding the Kamloops Residential School claims, the lack of excavation at
Talk Truth 06.16.26 – Making A Killing Review | In Part 1 of Making A Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide and Plunder in Canada, we examine a documentary by former BC MLA Dallas Brodie that explores the claims surrounding the Kamloops Residential School and the widely reported story of 215 children found
Talk Truth 06.15.26 – Cory Morgan | Canada’s duty-to-consult framework was created to protect treaty rights, but has it evolved into something much bigger? Western Standard senior Alberta columnist Cory Morgan discusses how court rulings have expanded consultation requirements and what that could mean for pipelines, economic development, Alberta’s independence
Talk Truth 06.12.26 – Tanner Hnidey | Economist Tanner Hnidey discusses the growing debate over Alberta independence and whether the province would be better off inside or outside of Canada. Hnidey examines the projected costs of separation, the economic consequences of remaining in Confederation, and why he believes Albertans must
Talk Truth 06.10.26 – Leighton Grey | Lawyer, author, and commentator Leighton Grey discusses Canada’s growing economic struggles, rising food costs, and what he believes is a deeper crisis of leadership and vision. Grey explains why a country blessed with abundant energy, farmland, natural resources, and opportunity is facing increasing
Talk Truth 05.21.26 – Leighton Grey | Leighton Grey discusses judicial activism, Alberta’s referendum ruling, and the growing power of unelected judges in Canada. From courts overriding elected governments to the judiciary shaping public policy, this conversation breaks down why many Canadians feel democracy itself is being transformed behind closed
Talk Truth 05.18.26 – John Carpay | John Carpay discusses the growing power of the CRTC, Bill C-11, government-controlled AI, censorship, and the future of free speech in Canada. From internet regulation to surveillance concerns, this conversation breaks down how government institutions are expanding their reach into what Canadians can
