Sylvan Lake Town Councillor Teej Johannesson is back on the show after facing a wave of online attacks following his last appearance.This time, Teej addresses the mistaken identity controversy, the accusations being made against him and the tactics used to pressure people into silence.Bullying someone does not make you right. Shaming someone does not prove your point. Repeating damaging claims online does not make them true.I offered Teej my platform so he could respond directly, clear the air and tell his side of the story without being shouted down.You do not have to agree with him, but you should hear what he has to say before making up your mind.Listen to the full conversation and decide for yourself.

All of a sudden Canada wants pipelines.Danielle Smith and Doug Ford are now pushing the Northern Shield Energy Corridor, a proposed Alberta-to-Ontario pipeline running from Hardisty, Alberta to Sarnia, Ontario.And the timing is funny as hell.This comes right after Mark Carney and Danielle Smith announced another pipeline proposal to the west coast. So now we have pipelines east, pipelines west, energy corridors, national projects, Canadian steel, Canadian jobs, Canadian energy security, and politicians pretending Canada suddenly works.I support pipelines.I support oil and gas.I support the men and women who build this country.But I also have questions.Why now?Who pays?Who profits?Who gets the contracts?And did Alberta independence finally scare the political class enough to start treating Alberta like the economic engine it has always been?In this episode, I react to the Alberta-Ontario pipeline announcement, the Northern Shield route, Danielle Smith, Doug Ford, Mark Carney, Alberta independence, Ottawa red tape, and why I will not believe a damn thing until shovels are in the ground.Support independent conservative voices and wear your opinion:BertaProudDad.com

I sat down with Keith Wilson and Tanya Clemens from Let Alberta Decide to talk Alberta independence, direct democracy, and whether this is the only real path forward for the province. I also share my thoughts after attending the UCP Stampede Breakfast. Support independent voices at BertaProudDad.com.

Canada Day feels different when you support Alberta independence — for a lot of us, it feels more like Alberta Day now.Justin Trudeau broke trust, Mark Carney is trying to sell unity, and Danielle Smith is putting Alberta’s future in front of Albertans — but I refuse to fall into the trap of hating good Canadians who stood beside us.Alberta independence should be about freedom, not turning on family, friends, conservatives, and people we stood shoulder to shoulder with at the Freedom Convoy.Please consider supporting our voice click here!

They fired him from football. Then Sylvan Lake elected him.Town of Sylvan Lake Councillor Teej Johannesson joins me for an unfiltered conversation about faith, family, freedom, and the fight that followed him into municipal politics.Teej shares his side of the story after being removed from his football coaching role for speaking out, why he decided to run for council, what happened after he won, and why he believes the pushback against him has continued inside town hall.We discuss Sylvan Lake council, Mayor Megan Hanson, Councillor Joe Iwanicki, local politics, freedom of speech, family values, and why people need to start paying attention to what is happening in their own municipalities.Municipal politics matters more than people think.This one is raw, honest, and off the cuff.Support independent voices and wear your opinion:BertaProudDad.com

sat down with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith for a direct conversation about the issues Albertans are actually talking about.This wasn’t a mainstream media interview.We talked about the Alberta flag, the division we’re seeing in this province, First Nations collaboration, equalization, the referendum question, Mark Carney, Ottawa, pipelines, Alberta’s future, and why she keeps doing the job when every decision gets attacked.Premier Smith responded to questions about whether the equalization formula is broken, what Alberta’s real options are after Jason Kenney’s 2021 equalization referendum, and whether Albertans can trust Ottawa to follow through on promises around energy, pipelines, investment, and respect for this province.We also talked about the work being done between the Alberta government and First Nations communities, including economic opportunity, resource development, jobs, ownership, and partnerships that often get ignored in the political noise.Love her or hate her, it’s not every day you get to sit down with the Premier of Alberta and ask the questions regular Albertans are asking.This is the full interview.In this episodeAlberta flag controversy and provincial prideFirst Nations collaboration in AlbertaEqualization and Alberta’s optionsThe 2026 Alberta referendum questionMark Carney, Ottawa, and federal accountabilityPipelines, energy, and Alberta’s economic futureWhy Premier Danielle Smith keeps doing the jobDanielle Smith outside of politics

Alberta keeps being told to wait, be patient, and trust Ottawa.But how many times does this province have to watch the same game play out before people finally wake up?In this episode, I break down why Alberta needs to stop pretending Ottawa is going to fix this country, why Canada is heading in the wrong direction, and why people are asking serious questions about political power, corporate influence, Brookfield, Mark Carney, and who really benefits while Alberta keeps getting treated like the ATM of Confederation.This isn’t about being negative for the sake of it.This is about Alberta’s future.Our jobs.Our resources.Our kids.Our economy.And whether this province is going to keep waiting for permission from people who clearly do not respect us.If you believe Alberta needs to stand up, this episode is for you.Support independent voices:BertaProudDad.com

Albertans are being told that asking questions about their own future might be “treason.”That should bother everyone.This episode is not about attacking First Nations people. Treaty rights matter. Consultation matters. History matters.But political leaders do not get a free pass when they use dangerous words to scare Albertans away from a democratic referendum conversation.Danielle Smith, the Alberta referendum, October 19, Ottawa, democracy, treason, political grandstanding — it all connects.The real question is simple:Are Albertans allowed to debate their future, or only when the political class approves of the conversation?Alberta’s future should be decided by Albertans.Not Ottawa.Not political theatre.Not intimidation.Albertans.Listen now and decide for yourself.Support Our Mission Here

The Sundre Rodeo Parade was reportedly cancelled, and now some people are blaming me for talking about it.I didn’t cancel the parade. I reported what happened.This started after a float with Alberta flags was reportedly treated as too political. No slogans. No campaign message. Just Alberta flags.In this episode, I explain why people are upset, why Alberta flags should never be controversial in Alberta, and why the blame belongs with the decision makers, not the people who brought attention to the story.Keep it respectful. Do not threaten anyone. Do not harass volunteers. Ask fair questions, demand accountability, and keep the focus on the decision.Keep us on the air!Visit the website

Something is shifting in Alberta and more people are openly talking about independence than ever before.Many Albertans feel ignored by Ottawa, punished by federal policies, and treated like second class citizens despite Alberta helping fuel the country for generations.In this episode we break down why the Alberta independence movement is growing, why frustrations are boiling over, and why more Albertans are saying enough is enough.Support independent media and shop the merch at BertaProudDad.com#Alberta #CanadaPolitics #AlbertaIndependence #WesternCanada #AlbertaStrong