Why Every Argument to Stay Is a Reason to Leave A Let’s Talk Alberta publication Written by Christopher Scott The views presented in this booklet are the personal opinions of Christopher Scott, presented by Let’s Talk Alberta. Figures are drawn from public records — Statistics Canada, the Public Accounts of Canada, the Parliamentary Budget Officer,…
And why none of them will ever champion an independent Alberta. This is one in a series of plain-language pieces on Alberta’s future, published by Let’s Talk Alberta and written by Christopher Scott. A note before you start: everything here presented as a fact — a date, a job, a dollar figure, a vote — is drawn…
I gave the CBC ten minutes. They aired ten seconds. The ten seconds they chose had me saying that the pipeline announcement “is a means by which thefederal and provincial governments are trying to extinguish the independence movement.” That’s a realthing I said, and I stand behind it. But stripped of everything around it, it…
I run a truck stop. Restaurant, fuel, the store, the campground, all of it, out at the junction of 21 and 50. I have spent thirty years reading invoices. And I can tell you the fastest way to spot a man who’s trying to put one over on you: he hands you a bill that…
An honest answer to every argument Forever Canadian, federalists, academics, and establishment voices are making — for anyone who wants to make an informed decision in October . Compiled from essays at whistlestoptruckstop.ca/blog — including “What Business Have Ye With Me, Your Majesty?”, “Alberta Independence: Necessary and Inevitable,” “Alberta Independence: Rebuttal to a Failed Green…
As you read this, you will have three options. The first is that you can continue to believe you are a meaningless accident in a universe where everything came from nothing, where you evolved from primordial goo, and where existence has no higher purpose beyond survival and self-invention. You can ignore the signs of intelligent…
Why the Signal Matters, Why PHIX Is Different, and What We’re Seeing in Real Life Bitter compounds have played a role in human diets for thousands of years. Long before modern food processing removed bitterness in favor of sweet and salty, humans regularly consumed bitter plants that signaled the body to prepare for digestion, regulate…
How Ottawa Turned Survival Agreements into Chains — and Why Some Leaders Now Defend Them The modern story told about treaties is emotionally powerful, politically useful, and historically incomplete. We’re taught to see the Numbered Treaties as instruments of permanent confinement—agreements that subordinated Indigenous peoples under Ottawa’s “protective” thumb forever. Challenge that federal role, and…
Alberta Independence is often misrepresented. This essay rebuts a failed Green Party candidate’s claims using international law, Supreme Court precedent, and historical reality.
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