About 20 speakers are already confirmed. Jim Ostrowski will address why gun rights are fundamental.

"It should disturb every Canadian, regardless of where they stand on Alberta independence, that many Albertans now report being afraid to say what they think. Some worry about their jobs. Some worry about family fallout. Some worry about being labelled, mocked, or socially punished for supporting a perfectly lawful political position. That is not how a confident democracy behaves. That is how a fragile, brittle and decaying democracy behaves."

Many believers in Irish sovereignty, which necessitates Irexit, will be familiar with the longstanding movement for Quebec’s independence—likely to happen in the next decade or two. For those with an affinity for rugged individualism, there is a more prescient movement on the Canadian Prairies: Wexit.

https://www.libertynation.com/beyond-the-recession-inside-canada-s-economic-decay

"The Laurentians have a plan and Albertans are disrupting it. Given our healthy, historical, and well-placed distrust of government, the majority of Albertans are seeing right through their plan. In response, we are working overtime (something we are quite accustomed to doing) to create a border to keep out the New World Order. The Laurentians are losing their minds, which only serves to confirm we are doing the right thing."

An event coming up next week: https://econamericas.com/the-path-to-alberta-nationhood/

The Critical Compass interviews Fergus Hodgson.