David Krayden on Alberta Self-Determination

David Krayden on Alberta Self-Determination Alberta’s Crossroads: Independent Journalist Sounds the Alarm on Canada’s Future

In this hard-hitting episode of The Lavigne Show, host Jason Lavigne sits down with independent journalist David Krayden in Ottawa to unpack the surging Alberta self-determination movement. Recorded in the heart of Canada’s capital, where the 2022 Freedom Convoy shook the nation, this conversation dives into the critical question: Is Alberta’s push for independence the beginning of the end for Canada as we know it?  

David Krayden, host of Krayden’s Right and a fierce advocate for free speech, pulls no punches as he dissects:   - Mark Carney’s Liberal minority victory and his troubling globalist ties, from the WEF to the Freedom Convoy bank account freezes.   - The Conservative Party’s failure to distinguish itself from the Liberals leaves Canadians with a uniparty illusion.   - Alberta’s economic exploitation through equalization payments and federal neglect of its energy sector.   - The growing momentum for a 2026 referendum, with voices like Premier Danielle Smith, Jeffrey Rath, and the Alberta Prosperity Project leading the charge.   - The stark warning from Preston Manning: This could be Canada’s last federal election.  

Krayden, a former Air Force officer and proud Canadian, speaks with both passion and sorrow about a nation he believes is unravelling. He argues Alberta’s fight is not just for its freedom but for the soul of Canada, a country he fears may not survive without Alberta’s economic backbone. Will Alberta stay, go independent, or become the 51st U.S. state? This episode is a wake-up call for all Canadians.  

📡 Watch Krayden’s Right daily at 10 AM ET: https://www.youtube.com/@KraydensRightwithDavidKrayden 📲 Follow David Krayden on X: @DavidKrayden   📖 Read David’s work on Substack: https://www.kraydensrightnews.com/

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