By Christopher Scott
"In this episode, I’m joined by Cam Davies, Leader of the Republican Party of Alberta, for a wide-ranging conversation about Alberta’s political future and the growing independence movement.
We discuss the core principles behind the Republican Party of Alberta, including self-determination, provincial sovereignty, fiscal responsibility, and democratic accountability. Cam lays out why he believes the federal–provincial relationship is broken, how centralized power in Ottawa impacts Alberta’s economy and culture, and what a republican model could look like in practice.
We also talk about Cam’s recent trips to the United States, where he met with political figures, media, and policy-minded Americans to explain what’s happening in Alberta, why western alienation is intensifying, and how Canada’s internal tensions are increasingly drawing international attention. This interview explores the practical, legal, and moral arguments for greater autonomy, the challenges of building a serious alternative political movement, and what Albertans should be thinking about as trust in federal institutions continues to erode.
Whether you agree or disagree, this is a candid, thoughtful discussion about ideas that are no longer fringe — and a political future that may arrive sooner than many expect."