Exposing Politically-Uncomfortable Truths 

Alberta is getting bullied by the federal government and the relentless attacks all began in 2015 when Justin Trudeau rose to power. So why is Alberta the one getting kicked around? And has the bully boy finally met his match in Premier Danielle Smith?

Explore the riveting journey of former morning radio host Shadoe Davis as he confronts the challenges of woke ideologies at work, discovers redemption through Jesus Christ, and boldly charts a new path with his empowering and enlightening podcast. 

Canadians are grappling with economic challenges, recognizing the looming threat of financial strain. Unchecked immigration is sparking concerns about its potential impact on our cultural traditions. Litigation Lawyer Leighton Grey offers a weekly commentary, urging us all to pay attention and actively engage in our democratic processes.

Shawn Buckley, Constitutional Lawyer and President of the Natural Health Products Protection Association, joins Leighton Grey to discuss the heartwarming and heartbreaking stories caused by the pandemic and the impact that it had at the public justice project Shawn, along with the NCI, spearheaded nationally this past spring. Leighton also discusses the current health crisis regarding natural health products in Canada with Shawn and walk through some solutions on how we as citizens can make an impact on how policies regarding health are made.

Amidst the recent conflicts in the Middle East, it became apparent to me that many "well-informed" Canadians are struggling to truly understand the reasons behind the Israeli-Jewish and Arab wars. As a result, I have put together this short commentary, 'Trouble in Palestine', of key facts that everyone should know. I hope you find it helpful.

The National Coalition of Chiefs was set up to respond to the poverty crisis and social despair that has existed in First Nations communities across Canada. In today's episode, Leighton Grey and Dale Swampy discuss how opportunities for First Nation communities to work in the national resource sector would be a benefit for all Canadians and the nation as a whole.