-300x169.png&w=1080&q=75)
Is Alberta Independence Already Losing Steam? ft. Corey Morgan
Alberta’s independence movement is facing a major test as polls dip, campaigns stall, and frustration with Ottawa grows.
Corey Morgan explains what’s driving separatist anger, pipeline politics, equalization fights, and the October referendum.
Visit https://www.tplmedia.ca for full video.
In this episode, we break down:
• Why Alberta independence support may be slipping
• The stalled campaign behind the Alberta referendum push
• Danielle Smith’s balancing act with Ottawa and Mark Carney
• Equalization, pipelines, Bill C-69, and the tanker ban
• Indigenous consultation, court challenges, and land rights
• What happens if Albertans vote “yes” in October
• Why energy policy remains central to Western alienation
Hosts: Mike Wixson
Guests: Corey Morgan
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
02:47 Where Alberta’s independence movement stands now
05:15 Why the campaign has stalled
06:17 Danielle Smith, Ottawa, and political pressure
08:04 How the movement has changed over 25 years
10:53 Oil prices, equalization, and Alberta’s economy
12:30 Could a federal deal weaken independence support?
14:22 Indigenous land rights and legal hurdles
17:22 What happens after a “yes” vote?
19:39 Ottawa’s biggest possible mistake
22:05 Pipelines, refineries, and getting Alberta oil to market
24:01 Why many Albertans still want to stay Canadian
25:24 Representation, national identity, and Western frustration
27:32 Closing thoughts
If you enjoyed this, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments.
Pillars: Politics, Resources
#AlbertaIndependence #CanadianPolitics #AlbertaPolitics #WesternAlienation #TPLMedia
RELATED VIDEOS

Can Meta Be Stopped Before It Hooks Our Kids?
Meta faces billion-dollar lawsuits over youth addiction, but is the social media giant already too powerful for governments to con
Mike Wixson, Jim Lang

Canada’s Announcement Culture: Where Are the Deals? ft. Liam DeBoer
Canada keeps announcing billion-dollar deals, MOUs and national projects. But how many actually become binding agreements Canadian
Mike Wixson

Canada-U.S. Tariff Fight: What Are We Missing? ft. Brian Jedan
Are tariffs really the problem, or is something much bigger driving the Canada-U.S. trade fight behind closed doors? Paul Micucci
Paul Micucci
-900x506.png&w=3840&q=75)
All the content you need for every media platform
Sponsored Ad

Can You Trust Breaking News in the Age of AI?
False celebrity deaths, nuclear alerts, fake political claims: when breaking news goes wrong, the damage can spread before truth c
Mike Wixson, Jim Lang

Canada’s Wildfire Crisis Isn’t What You Think
Canada’s wildfire devastation looks unprecedented—but the numbers tell a much more complicated story about what’s really burning.
Mike Wixson, Paul Micucci

Can Britain's New Prime Minister Fix the UK? ft Steve Swift
Britain has a new Prime Minister, and with new leadership comes new questions about the country's future. On this episode of TPL M
Mike Wixson

Exciting promotions on rkitchen.ca
Sponsored Ad