Talk Truth 05.29.26 – Leighton Grey | Leighton Grey discusses Alberta’s growing sovereignty movement, the push for a referendum, judicial interference, the Clarity Act, and why many Albertans believe their democratic voice is being ignored. The conversation explores whether courts, politicians, and federal institutions are standing in the way of
Talk Truth 05.26.26 – Shawn Buckley | Shawn Buckley exposes the hidden implications of UNDRIP, Indigenous land rights, property ownership, and the future of Canadian sovereignty. The conversation explores Article 26, constitutional concerns, secretive land agreements, and why many Canadians have no idea how dramatically ownership, control, and property rights
Talk Truth 05.26.26 – Grant Abraham | Grant Abraham breaks down the growing Alberta independence movement, the collapse of Canadian national identity, and what he calls the “post-nation state agenda” reshaping the country. The conversation dives into federal overreach, morality, property rights, globalism, parental authority, sovereignty, and why more Albertans
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 05.14.26 – Randy Crosson | Randy Crosson of Freedom’s Advocate discusses proposed changes to the Canada Post Act that could expand government powers to search Canadians’ mail. The conversation explores privacy rights, constitutional freedoms, Section 8 protections against unreasonable search and seizure, government overreach, and the growing concern
Talk Truth 04.16.26 – Roger Song | Lawyer Roger Song joins to expose what’s changing inside Canada’s legal system. After pushing back against mandatory ideological training, he explains how new legislation is forcing the Law Society to reverse course—but warns the deeper issue is the abandonment of the “supremacy of
