Marty returns this week to break down the USMCA trade deal being on life support, Mark Carney’s housing bailout, the decline of public services in British Columbia, and the latest win for Alberta independence supporters as petition signatures are cleared to be counted. He also weighs in on a possible pipeline announcement, Alberta’s $100 energy rebate and concerns about digital ID, the Snowbirds skipping Ottawa, and Canada advancing to the World Cup round of 16.

Canada Day came and went, but some Albertans struggled to feel the Canada Day glee.

Not all, to be sure. But for some, it was hard to listen to Prime Minister Carney uttering patriotic banalities... “When we are Canadian, Canada grows. That’s our conviction. And it has never been stronger.”

Really? That’s it? Trust and believe?

Derek Fildebrandt and Cory Morgan, joined by David Wiechnik and Josh Andrus, break down a court win for Alberta independence supporters, whether Pierre Poilievre has lost his political mojo, and the growing backlash against politicians attending increasingly extreme Pride parades.

Whether its by design or whether its just incompetence, the Carney government is crushing Canada’s economy through terrible economic practices.

Josh Andrus fills in for Marty this week as he breaks down the Montreal gunman’s ties to the University of Lethbridge and what it says about campus culture in Alberta, Searle Turton’s federalist comments, the Alberta-Ottawa MOU, Mike Derry’s campaign, and the cancellation of Country Thunder. He also weighs in on Alberta’s $100 natural gas rebate and whether Mark Carney has cursed Canada’s World Cup run.

Big Brother really is watching you, and wants to see more of you.In this week’s Hannaford interview, Western Standard host Nigel Hannaford speaks with John Carpay, President of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, about the federal government’s latest attempt to control the internet: Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act.

Derek Fildebrandt, Nigel Hannaford, Cory Morgan and Dave Naylor break down the bizarre events surrounding the Montreal shooting, Calgary’s war on Stampede fun, and the backlash over an Islamic call to prayer being blasted over loudspeakers in Regina.

Cory talks about how a woke subset in Calgary’s city hall is determined to rebrand Calgary and the Stampede is in their sights.

Premier Smith seeks clear mandate on immigration control and provincial rights – and you don't have to be independence-minded to vote for that.

Derek Fildebrandt fills in for Marty this week on Fildebrandt Live, taking on whether Canada needs its own version of Rupert Lowe’s U.K. rape gangs report, Danielle Smith’s “Danielle Dollars,” why the Iran war was never America’s fight, and how Tim Hortons has betrayed Canada.