WATCH: Saskies show up for separation talks in Regina
There's a strong desire for Western provinces to control their destiny, either independently or with greater autonomy within Canada.
Saskatchewan and Alberta are increasingly pushing for more autonomy due to discontent with federal energy and agriculture policies.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent visit was met with skepticism, as many doubt he will bring real change. That sentiment held at the Regina town hall.
There's a strong desire for Western provinces to control their destiny, either independently or with greater autonomy within Canada. Many feel the West is overlooked and unfairly treated, with decisions favoring central Canada.
There's fear of being left behind, with many recalling a better past. Talk of Alberta holding a separation referendum and Saskatchewan following suit exists.
Rebel News hosts "Done Getting Screwed" town halls to address Western Canada's discontent with the federal government, providing a platform for in-person discussions.
Unlike government-funded media, Rebel News promises honest reporting, free from government influence, and gives voice to those excluded by mainstream outlets.
Emphasizing coverage of individuals and their perspectives, Rebel News ensures diverse voices are heard and allows viewers to decide, advocating for respect towards movements and guaranteeing their voices are not silenced.
A Red Deer conference on June 14th will further discuss Western alienation and alternatives to the federal system.
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