Talk Truth 04.22.26 – Lisa Vanderkwaak | Lisa Vanderkwaak—speaker, author, and Mayor of Beaumont—breaks down what it really takes to step into leadership at the municipal level. She shares what led her to run, the pressure that comes with leading one of Alberta’s fastest-growing cities, and how local decisions shape
Talk Truth 04.21.26 – Chris Scott | Chris Scott, owner of the Whistle Stop Cafe in Mirror, Alberta, shares what it cost him to stand against COVID restrictions—jail time, seized property, and lasting consequences. He explains how that experience exposed deeper issues in Canada’s legal and political systems, and why
Talk Truth 04.13.26 – Angelina Ireland | What happens when a hospice refuses to allow MAID? Funding is cut, facilities are lost, and pressure builds fast. Angelina Ireland, president of the Delta Hospice Society in British Columbia, shares what unfolded after standing for true palliative care without assisted dying. She
In this episode of Talk Truth, lawyer Catherine Christensen details the recent court ruling against Dr. William Makis, who faces jail time for contempt after being ordered to remove years of online content and stop using his medical title in Alberta. Catherine explains the lack of patient complaints or harm,
In this episode of Talk Truth, lawyer Catherine Christensen details the recent court ruling against Dr. William Makis, who faces jail time for contempt after being ordered to remove years of online content and stop using his medical title in Alberta. Catherine explains the lack of patient complaints or harm,
In this episode of Talk Truth, Roger Song returns to discuss his challenge against the Law Society of Alberta’s mandatory DEI training for lawyers. He explains why he believes these requirements undermine the supremacy of God and the rule of law in Canada, drawing parallels to political indoctrination he experienced
In this episode of Talk Truth, Calgary lawyer Roger Song returns to discuss his ongoing legal challenge against the Law Society’s mandatory cultural competence training and his campaign to affirm the supremacy of God and the rule of law in Alberta’s legal profession. Drawing on his background as a former
In this episode of Talk Truth, Catherine Christensen, founder of Valour Law, returns with updates on her legal battles for Canadian military members and veterans. She details court challenges, including denied appeals, the flawed military grievance system, and the lack of accountability in Canada’s institutions. Catherine also covers ongoing cases
In this episode of Talk Truth, Brett Oland, CEO of Bow Valley Credit Union, joins us to discuss faith, financial freedom, and what it truly means to serve people over profit. He explains Bow Valley’s bold approach to banking—offering physical gold and silver accounts, and now a Bitcoin gateway designed
In this episode of Talk Truth, we are joined by Michael Harris, a 21-year-old Libertarian Party candidate running in the Battle River–Crowfoot by-election. He speaks on government overreach, individual freedom, and the struggles facing Alberta’s farmers and small businesses. Drawing from his family’s loss of their ranches due to restrictive
