Rebel News Podcast - September 10, 2026


SHEILA GUNN REID | Mail-in ballot mess and an oil export tariff threat: Cory Morgan breaks down Alberta’s referendum battles


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00:00:00.000 What the heck is going on at Elections Alberta and what would happen to the economy if an
00:00:23.120 export tax was imposed on Alberta oil and gas?
00:00:26.360 I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed and you're watching The Gun Show.
00:00:30.000 There is a resounding chorus of people from NDP leader Avi Lewis to former UCP Premier here in Alberta, Jason Kenney,
00:00:55.000 to someone I thought was nearly deceased, Jean Chrétien, former Liberal Prime Minister of this
00:01:02.040 country, calling for an enormous export tax to be imposed on Western Canadian oil and gas into the
00:01:13.140 United States as part of an ongoing trade dispute. You see these same voices, many of them,
00:01:21.260 jason kenney excluded have previously stated that there's you know no real business case for
00:01:28.480 canadian oil and gas some of them have even called for the phasing out of it abby lewis i'm talking
00:01:33.200 about you and yet now it's so valuable that it can be used as a trade cudgel against the united
00:01:42.240 states all those western canadian jobs be damned it's crazy makes no sense it's cognitively
00:01:49.800 dissonant but that's never stopped these people before and then there's mayhem with the mail-in
00:01:56.700 ballots over at elections alberta as we approach the independence vote it's a mess heads should
00:02:05.280 roll but it's government so they probably won't to discuss all this and more is my friend
00:02:12.220 Cori Morgan from the Western Standard.
00:02:16.960 So joining me now is my friend Cori Morgan, columnist over at the Western Standard and my partner in crime over at our morning project, Alberta Fact Check at AlbertaFactCheck.com.
00:02:28.560 And I thought I would just do a quick independence roundup for the show today.
00:02:33.700 A bunch of things happening.
00:02:35.700 I think the campaign is really ramping up in full now as we sort of head towards the finish line in October.
00:02:43.400 And wouldn't you know it, Elections Alberta, as inept as ever, they don't seem to be concerned with the campaign for the Federalists,
00:02:56.920 especially Forever Canadian, and their endless donations in kind, failing to
00:03:04.160 financially disclose anything. And now Elections Alberta has bungled the mail-in ballots.
00:03:10.780 Corey, tell us all about it. Yeah, well, I mean, because people have been warning and they've been
00:03:16.460 seeing the signs that Elections Alberta is going to have trouble managing this, they're worried
00:03:20.980 about long electoral lineups and the rules have changed. So anybody could apply for a mail-in
00:03:25.520 ballot, you didn't need a reason to do so. So up to close to the elections, Alberta says 300,000
00:03:32.220 applications for mail-in ballots came in. They started sending them back out, and ballots have
00:03:37.480 been arriving at places where they're missing some of the ballots. There might be extra ballots.
00:03:43.400 And worst of all, there's a clause on the ballot where a person has to attest that they're unable
00:03:49.680 to attend a regular voting station or balloting spot and it threatens penalties by law if you
00:03:57.440 don't, if you're being, you know, if you're lying about that. That's an outdated attestation,
00:04:03.780 you know, based on the past laws, but it's going to cause confusion. People getting it in the mail,
00:04:08.080 they don't understand or realize. And that one of all of them, that is so easy to correct. I mean,
00:04:15.780 you just look at the copy okay is this what we want to put out yes or no and somehow the luminaries
00:04:21.120 at elections alberta overlooked an outdated uh legal requirement on these ballots they're saying
00:04:26.800 just we'll just scratch it off and go ahead i don't think your average senior who's not online
00:04:31.720 or others who have applied for these are necessarily going to understand that and getting
00:04:36.320 a response from elections alberta if you try to phone them these days is uh you know you'd be a
00:04:40.740 better chance trying to call the prime minister directly. So I see online that the federalists
00:04:46.800 say, well, this obviously benefits the independence movement. I think it doesn't
00:04:52.340 benefit anybody, really. I think it just damages the reputation of elections Alberta even more.
00:04:59.380 And I think they're doing a bang up job of that during this campaign. I mean, we've seen
00:05:04.260 how the independence-driven third-party advertisers, I've got one, you've got one,
00:05:11.940 the compliance that we have to follow is serious. It's weekly reporting, every dollar going in,
00:05:18.840 every dollar going out. We have to account for all of it. And then we have Forever Canadian,
00:05:24.060 Thomas Lukaszek, basically running amok. I had these people in the exact same parking lot as me
00:05:32.980 doing the exact same thing as me at the exact same time in Lethbridge, but only one of us had
00:05:40.020 to declare all of our revenue from that day and all of our expenses from the day. And now we've
00:05:45.020 got Jan Arden, who is a vicious, I think, former performer. I guess she still performs, but a lot
00:05:54.260 of it has, you know, I blame the Canadian content rules for the rise of Jan Arden. She doesn't seem
00:06:00.100 like Albertans all that much, but now she's holding this benefit concert on behalf of Forever
00:06:05.720 Canadian. And as far as I know, I'm not a legal expert, but I think that's a donation in kind
00:06:12.060 because Jan Arden's regular job is a singer. And so if you provide what you normally get paid for
00:06:18.240 as a volunteer to a third party advertiser, guess what? That's a donation in kind. And yet
00:06:23.160 And I don't see any evidence of elections Alberta investigating, and I can't see on the declarations of financial disclosures where they paid her.
00:06:36.640 So, you know, it's just a free-for-all only if you're on one side.
00:06:41.920 That's right. Maybe the value of her contribution at less than $50, and that's why it's not considered a affordable donation in kind, hasn't been worth much since the mid-90s.
00:06:51.000 But being serious about it, I mean, it definitely should be something that would be considered one.
00:06:56.340 You know, the earlier part with these mail-in ballots, that could be attributed to incompetence and bureaucratic idiocy.
00:07:02.780 But it gets more concerning with Lukasik's group and Jan Arden because that starts to look into bias.
00:07:08.960 And if you have a biased electoral authority, you don't have a democracy.
00:07:14.160 They're turning this entire exercise into a gong show.
00:07:17.520 And no matter what the results are, people are not going to see it as legitimate if it keeps carrying on like this, whether on either side, as you said, you know, some, as I did in the fact check this morning with Lorne Gunter claiming, oh, this is going to fuel the separatists.
00:07:32.120 Well, no, it's actually just kind of harming everybody.
00:07:35.880 If we want resolution to this question, we need a fair, open process and vote.
00:07:40.960 And we're getting that.
00:07:42.280 So I think everybody's going to leave dissatisfied.
00:07:44.640 Yeah. And, you know, at the end of this, I believe there should be a reckoning at elections, Alberta. I'm just not sure that we will see this because this has been so poorly handled from start to finish that somebody along the way should be fired. But this is government and people don't get fired over there.
00:08:03.280 Now, I want to ask you about this call for export taxes on Alberta's oil and gas.
00:08:11.320 Our Premier Daniel Smith has been explicit that the only way Alberta's oil will be used in the trade war is if we produce more of it, not less of it, and sell more of it to our American friends and everybody.
00:08:25.580 and yet the federal government does have the ability not to turn off the taps but to make
00:08:32.900 our oil so affordable that nobody will buy it. I've seen Avi Lewis of the NDP call for export
00:08:39.180 taxes. Jason Kenney of course has called for export taxes. Jean Chrétien, they drug him out
00:08:44.840 of his crypt to have him call for export taxes. But as the Premier said, this is madness especially
00:08:53.480 when the Americans have just secured access to Venezuela's oil field.
00:08:58.480 And for people who don't know, Venezuelan heavy oil or Alberta's heavy oil, it's all
00:09:03.800 the same.
00:09:04.640 All you have to do is reverse a pipeline.
00:09:07.080 Yeah, and we've been down this before.
00:09:08.900 It sounds like it was so much deja vu, whether it was Trudeau Jr. getting in for years.
00:09:13.140 Yeah.
00:09:13.440 And now we're talking, the last time there were big export taxes dumped on Alberta's
00:09:17.800 oil was the National Energy Program under Pierre Trudeau.
00:09:20.500 that policy was a catastrophe for Albertans, for Canadians in general.
00:09:26.960 Thankfully, at least Premier Smith is maintaining sense throughout this,
00:09:30.180 though she seems to be one of the lone voices out there for it.
00:09:33.540 I guess from the perspective of just a human being who wants a degree of prosperity
00:09:38.280 and a good economy, I don't want to see an export tax slapped on Alberta's oil and gas.
00:09:43.320 From the perspective of somebody who wants to see a positive independence vote,
00:09:47.340 I say go for it because I can't see something that would add another 10 to 20 percent support for the independent side more quickly than doing something like that.
00:09:56.100 Yeah, you know, when I see Jason Kenney, an avowed and sometimes slightly deranged Federalist advocating for an export tax, it's like he doesn't even know our own history.
00:10:07.620 And it feels like it's some sort of psyop for our side, because that will weaponize people in a way I don't think we've quite seen yet.
00:10:17.660 You know, a cancel pipeline here, another cancel pipeline over there.
00:10:20.680 But an export tax could potentially nuke hundreds of thousands of jobs, not just in Alberta, but trickle down across the country.
00:10:29.880 And I don't think we want our jobs
00:10:32.640 continue to be thrown on the bonfire
00:10:35.900 of Mark Carney and Doug Ford's trade war.
00:10:39.180 No, it would be yet another demonstration to Albertans
00:10:41.780 where we actually land in the scheme of things
00:10:44.440 as far as federalism goes.
00:10:45.980 And that is as a resource generator
00:10:48.940 to pump money into the central Canadian government
00:10:51.380 and then a lever to be used to try and win concessions
00:10:55.380 because they've made such a bungled mess
00:10:57.400 of trade relations in central Canada with their manufacturing sector,
00:11:01.740 they're only going to intensify the thing.
00:11:03.800 I mean, there is some truth to it.
00:11:05.560 Part of the reason that Alberta and Saskatchewan
00:11:07.600 haven't been hit as hard with the tariffs
00:11:09.200 isn't just that we've had a better diplomatic attitude
00:11:12.040 than, say, Doug Ford has with President Trump,
00:11:15.860 but they do need our oil and our potash.
00:11:18.860 I mean, these are essential things down in the United States.
00:11:20.760 And yes, you know what?
00:11:21.600 It would cause some pressure on them if you put an export tax on it.
00:11:24.780 but looking at the bigger picture and the long game,
00:11:28.880 that's going to infuriate them more.
00:11:31.000 Since when has doing those sorts of things to Trump helped alleviate the
00:11:34.720 problems they're dealing with in central Canada?
00:11:37.360 It's going to exacerbate this trade war.
00:11:39.600 Nobody's going to win out of this.
00:11:41.660 Well, again,
00:11:42.560 except maybe the separatist vote because that'll be the final straw for a
00:11:46.260 great many Albertans.
00:11:48.140 Yeah.
00:11:48.740 And it was quite something to see Doug Ford learn about line nine and line
00:11:52.400 five on live TV.
00:11:54.780 It was, it was really something that he had no clue.
00:11:58.700 Yeah.
00:11:59.100 Yeah.
00:11:59.320 Just, oh, oh yeah.
00:12:01.860 You know, these calls to turn off the taps to the United States would of course starve
00:12:06.020 Eastern Canada, particularly Ontario of natural gas and oil.
00:12:12.000 And that would be an immediate retaliation from President Trump.
00:12:17.760 You know, if we imposed an export tax, what's the next thing that he would do?
00:12:22.280 um especially with michigan fighting i think it's line five in court um he would just uh remove 0.97
00:12:31.780 support for that and then doug ford while he might be one of them eastern bastards freezing in the 0.92
00:12:38.460 dark well and the people of sarnia that's a refinery district in ontario employing but tens 0.88
00:12:45.600 of thousands of people uh yes mr ford doesn't seem to be very aware of his own province but i
00:12:51.000 mean that's typical of Ontario it's not just that Ontario doesn't care much about the world outside
00:12:56.760 of it it's it's as they said if you can't see it from the top of the CN Tower it doesn't matter
00:13:00.740 and even the the farther reaches of Ontario routes of Ontario are outside of the the thought process
00:13:07.600 of somebody like Doug Ford or outside of Toronto so their myopic view is is is startling I mean
00:13:16.160 any premier should at least have that much knowledge on such a large industry within their
00:13:19.340 province and that mr ford really exposed himself for the depth he has yeah you know like at this
00:13:26.760 point in my life i'm it doesn't shock me when you know central and eastern politicians don't give a
00:13:35.780 damn about alberta jobs okay that's fine that's that's why we're here isn't it but for him to care
00:13:42.200 so little about ontario jobs was quite something to see yeah well what what it seemed to be exposed 0.98
00:13:48.340 as we said we saw in the interview he was discovering right at the time it wasn't even
00:13:51.400 that he doesn't necessarily care about Ontario jobs it showed that he doesn't have a bloody
00:13:55.940 understanding of his own economy it comes down to again incompetence rather than maliciousness
00:14:01.500 but both are terribly damaging so if he can't even understand what that would do to the Ontario
00:14:06.600 economy it's not that surprising he doesn't understand what he's calling for what it would
00:14:11.520 do to the western Canadian economy so you know he doesn't care and he doesn't know pretty bad comedy
00:14:16.760 I can't believe nobody. I mean, but this is the guy who poured out a bottle of Crown Royal that was bottled in Gimli, Manitoba as some sort of act of defiance against Donald Trump. So I was going to say, I can't believe nobody showed him the natural resources pipeline map of Canada, but I can believe it. Like I can believe it just perfectly fine.
00:14:42.940 It's hard to be surprised anymore.
00:14:45.240 Yeah, I mean, I'm starting to think that there's somebody in communications at the premier's office who doesn't like him as much as I don't like him at this point.
00:14:54.560 Yeah, it's feeding my conspiracy theories.
00:14:59.080 Now, I wanted to ask you about your fact check this morning.
00:15:02.940 And it was from you were debunking Adam Legg, who's the president of the Business Council of Alberta, who told the CBC that the business community, they do recognize if the referendum were to be positive in support of separation, that would create a massive amount of uncertainty.
00:15:23.260 It's almost like he hasn't even discovered the anti-pipeline legislation we've been plagued with for the last 11 years.
00:15:31.120 you know always a fact check where in a sense i kind of agreed with him it will create uncertainty
00:15:37.720 because it will change things the certainty we have we already know our pipelines are going to
00:15:43.240 be blocked our resources as we see can be used as leverage for eastern canadian trade wars we're
00:15:49.440 going to have emissions caps battles carbon tax battles uh over regulation i mean poking in even
00:15:56.220 in housing i'm seeing uh shane wenzel talking about things we can have business we always talk
00:16:01.060 oil and gas but we forget about others ottawa is dangling transfers uh with conditions for canadian
00:16:07.700 alberton home builders so yeah his his business uh community is concerned about uh uncertainty
00:16:15.060 why they should be more concerned about the certainty and i noticed there were some caveats
00:16:19.460 in his interview where he was talking along the lines of saying some of the members of his
00:16:23.180 association were actually staying silent because they do support the independent side and they're
00:16:27.700 being quiet about it it's there and these guys are being concerned but it was just a a bad take
00:16:33.980 from to make uh you know you're not pointing out a solution you're saying maintain the status quo
00:16:38.040 as terrible as it is it's it's like the canada west foundation report that came out too and
00:16:42.420 you had ted morton and a number of others talking about this is how horribly alberta's been served
00:16:47.100 for 40 years here's all the terrible things we understand how bad it is we feel your pain now
00:16:52.400 well, let's stay the course. Well, that's not going to cut it. And that's basically what he
00:16:58.540 did there. Yeah. We have certainty in that we will have certain demise or the unsteady possibility
00:17:10.360 of something better. I'll choose the unsteady possibility of something better any day of the
00:17:15.160 week. Now, I want to talk to you just a little bit before we both have to run. I want to talk
00:17:22.300 to you about your third-party advertiser and some of the challenges you've been facing with stolen
00:17:28.540 signs, damaged signs, and you know what you're doing about it. Yeah well we've been getting
00:17:36.040 massive amounts of theft and vandalism of our signs particularly the ones in public areas but
00:17:42.220 in the cities lawn signs have been stolen about one in five lawn signs are stolen within a week
00:17:46.860 in the city of Calgary. We've been getting people going around spray painting the signs outside of
00:17:52.200 the city somebody sent me a picture of uh magnificent phallus that was uh spray painted
00:17:57.560 on one of my signs the okotoks you know uh uh credit due to the symbolism i guess but uh all
00:18:04.000 the same of course it means we have to remove that sign and have it fixed as far as what we're doing
00:18:09.560 about it a lot of it has been the same as everywhere else so everywhere that somebody
00:18:13.560 comes after our stuff we send more volunteers there we redouble our efforts and we make sure
00:18:18.880 even more signs appear so these guys realize you're not shutting us down in fact you're making
00:18:23.600 us target your area if you keep this up we have cameras on some signs we have volunteers watching
00:18:31.760 for things but it is difficult i mean it gets dark and you can only do so much uh it's probably only
00:18:37.200 going to get worse as the campaign goes but at the same time things are getting a lot busier for us
00:18:41.360 as the campaign gets rolling too so we're just going to be putting more and more out there so
00:18:44.880 So we'll keep the vandals very busy, despite the amount of peckers they want to spray paint on their signs.
00:18:53.780 Self-portraits.
00:18:54.960 Yeah, could be good.
00:18:57.540 Now, before I let you go, Corey, and I guess I'll talk to you in about an hour and a half on the live stream.
00:19:04.260 We're recording this on Wednesday morning.
00:19:06.200 Tell people how they can get involved in your TPA.
00:19:08.800 You, I think, are the most prolific sign distributor I've ever seen in my entire life.
00:19:16.680 But I also know that much of it is just grassroots and a lot of it is you.
00:19:21.520 Just you're doing it by hand.
00:19:23.660 So tell people how they can get involved, get a sign, show support.
00:19:27.080 Sure.
00:19:27.260 And a lot has been some fantastic volunteers, too.
00:19:29.620 And we've focused and specialized on signs.
00:19:31.800 So because I thought this was going to be small and I just wanted to keep things cheap,
00:19:35.160 I just used my old campaign website.
00:19:36.800 It's CoryMorgan.com.
00:19:38.260 honest, I didn't do it to try and promote my own site. I'd been sitting there gathering dust for
00:19:42.460 years. So go to CoryMorgan.com. You can find out where you can get information on getting a sign
00:19:47.320 or contribute so we can get more signs out to other people and where you can volunteer if you
00:19:52.440 wanted to help out as well. So that's the main place to find me for that. Great. Thanks, Cory.
00:19:58.180 And thanks for your work every morning on AlbertaFactCheck.com. Sometimes we're of two minds
00:20:05.020 And so we end up doing the same thing or almost doing the exact same thing.
00:20:08.660 But it's good to have your hands on board because you have such a long history in this and you know things that I don't.
00:20:15.940 And I think that that's the most important thing is find someone who knows something you don't and then ask them to help you.
00:20:22.040 I think that works both ways.
00:20:23.860 It's worked out to be a nice combo.
00:20:25.280 Don't got to admit, I'm looking forward to the end of the campaign so I can sleep.
00:20:27.720 Oh, God.
00:20:28.900 Me too.
00:20:30.060 Me too.
00:20:31.260 Okay.
00:20:31.820 Thanks, Corey.
00:20:32.460 Thanks so much for coming on the show.
00:20:33.540 And I'll talk to you, well, pretty soon.
00:20:36.280 You bet. Thanks, Sheila.
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00:22:08.520 of 2 million so you know be great if we could get there um and so today's comments come to me from
00:22:16.360 YouTube on this incredible little interaction that my best friend Lise Merle had with leader of
00:22:24.920 His Majesty's Loyal Opposition Pierre Polyev at the Riders game of all places. Why Lise had a
00:22:34.720 microphone in her purse at the Riders game at the tailgate party is beyond me but it is a lesson for
00:22:42.800 all of us to be always prepared and lise was and she just whipped her microphone out of her purse
00:22:49.420 and put this to polyev look at this i'm good here polyev yeah you too
00:22:55.600 well a little bit who are you cheering for i'm cheering for the riders um well pierre polyev
00:23:02.640 can i ask you about something you said this week it's got to be quick if we got a big uh we got
00:23:06.320 to get out there and support the team no men in women's prisons how come because they're men they
00:23:11.480 should be men's prisons trans women are men yeah well men are men women are women so men don't
00:23:17.380 belong in women's prisons or shelters or bathrooms or change rooms or swimming rooms no no men in 0.91
00:23:23.820 women's spaces period very simple very simple that's common sense right i wish we would have
00:23:29.940 said this just before the election i think we did actually say that louder louder thank you
00:23:36.140 thank you buddy so i wanted to know what the people thought because i thought that was a
00:23:41.600 fun little interaction lease is the perfect combination of likable and just warm likable
00:23:52.420 fun and but firm with polyev and you know that's why i know her and love her and that's why you
00:23:59.440 guys know her and love her and i think polyev walks away from that looking great and so does
00:24:04.080 she. So, I mean, as Polly have said, it's common sense. Let's see if common sense existed in the
00:24:12.380 YouTube comments. Let's look. First one, Catherine Stouffer, no men in women's spaces. Love you,
00:24:20.180 Pierre. All right. Anthony Hawthorne 3450, how far we have fallen as a society? It's depressing.
00:24:29.020 It is depressing that we have to ask this of politicians. But I feel like we're coming out of it. The young people are not buying into this stuff anymore, save for the, you know, as I call them, the poison dart frog people who are being weaponized by out of control activist teachers in the classroom.
00:24:47.980 And I call them poison dart frog people because in the animal kingdom, the brightly colored amphibians are the poisonous ones and you should stay away from them.
00:25:00.840 It's the same thing in the human kingdom sometimes.
00:25:05.040 But I'm hopeful.
00:25:08.340 You know, this, him saying that four years ago would have been a cancelable offense.
00:25:15.200 And now everyone is looking at Polyev saying that and thinking, thank God, finally, I'm not mad.
00:25:26.260 Sean Frederick, three, or sorry, Sean Frederick, 7431 says without question.
00:25:33.640 Yes. Yes. See, it's normal. It's normal.
00:25:38.380 It's normal to think that women deserve privacy and safety. 1.00
00:25:45.200 Don't ask a feminist that, though. 1.00
00:25:47.920 Set back 4908. 1.00
00:25:50.640 Hell yeah.
00:25:51.300 And the insanity already.
00:25:52.620 Yeah, we're all ready for that.
00:25:55.020 We're all ready for that.
00:25:56.160 Now, in Alberta, we're lucky.
00:25:58.460 We have a premier who has protected women's sports and has made steps.
00:26:07.300 Now, she hasn't gone as far as I would like her to go or as fast to depoliticize the classroom from this nonsense.
00:26:14.400 like rainbow flags but we're getting there no other places of this country man you're still
00:26:20.040 captured by this and it feels as though you're like two good years behind the united states
00:26:25.880 vince of new scotland says get loud pierre we're getting loud too yeah normalize
00:26:34.600 normalize just saying the truth
00:26:38.960 nine nine man says common sense prevails finally finally the problem is the liberals
00:26:48.380 who are still just absorbed by this nonsense are still in power making laws that prevent
00:26:55.400 women from feeling safe when they are disrobed in a change room happy days seven three eight six 1.00
00:27:06.120 says, good for him. We need to hear this much more. Thank you, Pierre. Well, it looks like it 0.50
00:27:10.660 was a win all around for Lise and Pierre Polyev. But yeah, I feel like we're returning to sanity
00:27:18.060 a little bit. It feels like we're coming out of some sort of drug-induced psilocybin haze,
00:27:25.520 doesn't it? Where we're looking back saying, man, did they really try to tell us that you
00:27:31.620 could just surgically alter your body and then magically you're a woman or not even surgically
00:27:36.640 alter your body just say that you're a woman and we're all just supposed to go along with it 0.86
00:27:41.840 all the time you know like I don't care how you live your life frankly I don't I I don't have 0.99
00:27:48.160 time to care how you live your life and you shouldn't have time to care how I live mine 0.69
00:27:52.820 However, when you are all of a sudden just in the change room at the municipal pool with your lady wiener out in front of my minor child, all of a sudden I do care. 0.90
00:28:12.660 So I guess the moral of the story is don't make me care. 0.88
00:28:16.120 Don't do things that make me care.
00:28:19.640 Anyway, that's the show for today.
00:28:21.240 Thank you so much for tuning in.
00:28:22.280 I'll see everybody back here in the same time, in the same place next week.
00:28:25.140 And as always, don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to thank.