Alberta Republican Party rallies for independence at packed Red Deer town hall
Frustration over carbon taxes, inflation, gun bans, and federal interference is boiling over. The crowd was organized, passionate, and ready to act.
We were in Red Deer on May 24, where the Alberta Republican Party hosted a town hall that felt less like a political event and more like a warning shot to Ottawa. The focus? Alberta independence, and the energy in the room made one thing clear: a growing number of Albertans are done waiting for change.
Frustration over carbon taxes, inflation, gun bans, and federal interference is boiling over. The crowd was organized, passionate, and ready to act.
The Alberta Republican Party, led by Cameron Davies, has been building a base of supporters who believe Alberta deserves full control over its laws, economy, and future. They're openly pro-independence and unapologetically conservative—something some say the UCP has strayed from.
Cameron Davies has announced he's running in the Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills riding in the upcoming by-election.
The lineup of speakers brought big conversations to the room: Dr. Bruce Pardy, a constitutional law expert, who unpacked how Ottawa has systematically chipped away at Alberta's autonomy, Dr. Michael Wagner, a historian who has spent years studying Alberta's role in Confederation, Cameron Davies, the ARP leader himself, and Gordon Kesler, the former MLA of Olds-Didsbury, who endorsed Davies.
Across Alberta, the appetite for sovereignty is growing, and events like this prove it. Whether you agree with separation or not, the question is no longer whether people are thinking about it—it's how many, and what they'll do next.
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Angelica Toy
Social Media Coordinator
Angelica was taught from a young age to question the mainstream narrative and seek the truth. Guided by her faith and commitment to freedom, she regularly hits the streets of Calgary, Alberta, where she lives and attends university.

COMMENTS
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Fran g commented 2025-06-01 14:38:00 -0400Nobody is chasing me out of Canada, my ancestors fought and some died for our freedom. Separatists will not be getting my vote. Canada is worth fighting for
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Janis Radu commented 2025-05-31 17:36:27 -0400I agree that Alberta should separate. Especially with Carney who is such a liar and is all about WEF. He wants to do whatever he wants and does not care what the Canadian people want. He just want to sell us out to the WEF. Sickening.
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Todd Patterson commented 2025-05-31 01:26:13 -0400Alberta doesn’t need another right wing party splitting votes. Separation fully depends on the right sticking together and we already have a strong government that will not stand in the way of a referendum. Anyone who buys into this could very well be setting Alberta up for a NDP Government. Cameron Davies and his followers need to get their head out of their ass.
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Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-05-26 22:15:43 -0400So far, I haven’t seen the same degree of enthusiasm for separation here in Edmonton.
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-05-26 20:50:51 -0400It’s obvious to all but the dullest people that Alberta MUST leave.