Discussion | X Spaces | June 3 David Parker and “Marty UpNorth,” two pivotal voices at the center of Alberta’s independence movement, host a jam-packed discussion on the many variables in play that could influence a successful bid to separate with various speakers, including Prof. Bruce Pardy of Rights Probe. Alberta’s independence movement hinges on […]
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June 1, 2025 | X Communities Alberta’s path to independence requires ruthless realism. The greatest trap is underestimating Canada’s resolve to retain control and overestimating the ease of building a free society from the ashes of a broken compact. Prof. Bruce Pardy of Rights Probe outlines why success hinges on a principled constitution, strategic patience, […]
Host: Dr. Mark Trozzi in conversation with Prof. Bruce Pardy of Rights Probe. The chance to redefine its foundations through governance rooted in truth, autonomy, and civic duty is the opportunity of independence for Alberta. The road ahead is uncharted and arduous, warns Prof. Pardy, but the rare opportunity to deliberately craft systems that prioritize […]
“Albertans came out to the event in force, furious over carbon taxes, inflation, gun bans, and ongoing federal interference. This wasn’t just a political event. It was a warning shot to Ottawa.” ~ Rebel News The Alberta Republican Party, led by Cameron Davies, convened in Red Deer last weekend to galvanize support for Alberta independence. […]
By David Solway | Published by PJ Media Summary Prime Minister Mark Carney epitomizes what author David Goodhart terms the “Anywheres”—a mobile elite prioritizing global governance over national or regional interests, writes Canadian poet and essayist David Solway. As such, Solway argues Carney’s policies align with supranational bodies (WEF, WHO, UN), clash with “Somewheres” (locally […]
Concepts: Host Shawn Whatley and guest Professor Bruce Pardy explore the real meanings behind Canadian political party labels. They discuss the misconceptions around conservatism and liberalism in Canada, the implications of socialized medicine, and the differences between classical liberalism, libertarianism and true conservatism. Challenging the conventional political philosophy, Prof. Pardy examines the role of state […]
The Lavigne Show: Can Albertans think outside the traditional Canadian perspectives and become the “freest place on earth?” A conversation on the potential of Alberta to become an independent state, country, or the 51st state of the USA. Some of the immediate steps Alberta could take to strengthen its current position include following the Quebec […]