Roy J Beyer CV
Steady in the Fight…
for faith, family and freedom!
Recent Political Activity
Co-Founder & Executive Director – Taking Back Our Freedoms (Nov 2021 –April 2023)
~ Advocating for ‘informed consent’ and the ‘right to choose’ for both the vaxed and the un-vaxed during the Covid-19 crisis.
~ Mobilized citizens nationally against COVID-19 mandates, focusing on grassroots-driven ‘Calls to Action’.
~ Advised Freedom Convoy 2022 in Ottawa, aiding with strategy, communication, and alternative crowdfunding, allowing the Convoy to raise $13M+ CAD in two weeks (after Go Fund Me account was frozen) to support the convoy’s initiatives.
~ Coordinated public response and a massive Call to Action, leading to the Canadian Senate refusing to support the continuation of the Emergency
Measures Act, an historic grassroots victory.
~ Initiated the National Citizens Inquiry (NCI), securing over $100,000 in initial funding and laying the foundation for formal formation of the NCI, a national
review of government overreach.
~ Advocated for banning tabulators in Alberta elections, contributing to Bill 20’s passage prohibiting voting machines in provincial and municipal elections,
ensuring greater electoral integrity. Bill 20 also includes legislation to allow municipal political parties in both Edmonton and Calgary.
Take Back Alberta (TBA) – May 2022 - March 2023
Roy Served as one of five regional leaders, mobilizing grassroots citizens to drive positive change within the United Conservative Party (UCP) of Alberta.
~ This effort led a leadership review and subsequent resignation of Jason Kenney as leader of the UCP and Premier of Alberta, and then in follow-up, the election of Danielle Smith as the new leader and Premier for Alberta.
~ The TBA team was successful in mobilizing over 1,000 to attend the UCP AGM (2022) to elect a Board of Directors that would be supportive of Danielle Smith as UCP leader and Premier of Alberta.
~ Roy stepped back from his TBA involvement in preparation for the Alberta General Election (April 2023).
Campaign Manager – Nomination of Eric Bouchard, UCP Nomination in Calgary-Lougheed (Dec 2022 – May 2023)
~ Calgary-Lougheed was Jason Kenney’s home Constituency until he resigned (September 2022).
~ Roy managed the nomination campaign in a highly contested race, securing a victory for Bouchard, a businessperson with no political background who lost
his highly successful small business to Covid-19 lockdowns, with passion to advocate for freedom and for small businesses in any future ‘emergency’ or
lockdown.
~ During this time Roy also contributed volunteer coordination, and public engagement efforts, as part of a campaign securing numerous nomination
wins against ‘establishment candidates’ across Alberta.
Campaign Manager – Election of Eric Bouchard as MLA in Calgary-Lougheed (May-June 2023).
~ Though new to politics Eric Bouchard outperformed numerous UCP incumbent candidates in Calgary including high profile cabinet ministers.
~ During this time Roy also coordinated efforts to strategically mobilize 250+ highly motivated, grassroots minded volunteers across the city of Calgary, knowing the battle for freedom in Alberta would be won or lost in Calgary.
Chairman – Grassroots Coalition of Alberta (Feb 2023 – Present)
~ Coordinated activities of multiple advocacy groups, representing over 150,000 Albertans.
~ The grassroots coalition mobilized for record-breaking attendance at UCP AGMs with 3,400 delegates in 2023 and nearly 6,000 in 2024, marking these the largest political gatherings of their kind in Canadian history.
Shift To Civic Politics
Executive Director – Project YYC (Jan 2024 – March 2025)
~ Dedicated to defeating radical leftist policies and electing common-sense conservative leaders at the municipal level in Calgary.
~ Project YYC has built a strong network of grassroots activists and community leaders pushing for government accountability and policy changes.
Campaign Coordinator – RecallGondekYYC.ca (Feb – Mar 2024)
~ Supported the recall campaign of Calgary’s mayor, which was initiated by Landon Johnson, garnering widespread public attention and significantly
lowering the mayors approval ratings.
~ Though the signature threshold was not met, the movement drove political discourse and reshaped public perception of the mayor’s leadership.
Campaign Coordinator – StopBlanketRezoning.ca (April 2024)
~ Led a successful grassroots opposition to citywide blanket rezoning, generating over 5,000 written submissions and over 800 in-person
presentations, the largest public hearing in Calgary’s history.
~This advocacy resulted in increased public awareness and political pressure on city officials.
RESULTS: Most of the Calgary Council Members who voted for the Blanket Rezoning have announced they will not be running for re-election (Oct. 2025).
Co-Chair of Founding Committee – A Better Calgary Party (April 2024 – Present)
~ Co-founded Calgary’s first municipal political party, formally established in October 2024, to run common sense conservative candidates for mayor and city council.
~The party is focused on fiscal responsibility, transparent governance, and policies that prioritize Calgary’s economic growth and community stability.
~The A Better Calgary Party has reached another threshold of official status as an approved Political Party with Elections Calgary with a goal to run or support common sense conservative candidates for Mayor as well as in all 14 Wards of Calgary.
~Roy Beyer has recently been retained to serve as ‘Executive Director’ of A Better Calgary Party.
Non-Political Activity (Jan 2007 - Oct 2021)
During this period, Roy was involved in numerous business ventures, but he also faced significant challenges—most notably, an eight-year battle to defend his name, reputation, and pursuit of justice against the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC).
Still, the ASC made ruling against Beyer (2019) For context and detail see www.royjbeyer.com/ASCmatter
Earlier Years Of Advocacy & Political Activity (1993 - 2006)
Foundation for National Policy Trust (2004 – 2007)
~ Served as Executive Director of the Trust
~ Led national campaigns supporting traditional marriage and electing ‘pro-family’ Members of Parliament.
~ Helped shape policy discussions and grassroots mobilization strategies that influenced conservative governance.
~ Organized a non-partisan campaign in 30 strategic Ridings across Canada where polling indicated a suitable Candidate was within reach to win, to also
mobilize people of faith to support those candidates with the net result of 24 victories on election day (2006).
~ Indirectly but without doubt instrumental in Stephen Harper’s election as Prime Minister (2006).
Reality Check TV (2001 – 2003)
~ Produced and hosted a weekly television program, broadcast on the ‘Miracle Channel’ reaching a national audience and providing conservative perspectives on major policy debates.
Canadian Alliance Party (2000 – 2001)
~ Community Outreach Director, developed strategies to expand conservative support among ‘new Canadian’ communities, leading to increased party membership and electoral success.
Stockwell Day Leadership Campaigns (2001 – 2002)
~ Organized national grassroots efforts supporting Stockwell Day’s leadership bid(s) for the Alliance Party of Canada, mobilizing thousands of Canadians to
engage in the political process.
Canada Family Action Coalition (1993 – 2001)
~ Founding President of a Canada Family Action Coalition (CFAC), a national citizen action organization with a vision to promote and defend Judeo-Christian values in Canada through education and citizen action.
~ CFAC’s very first campaign (1997) was for religious broadcast freedom in Canada; at the time Canada and Cuba were the only nations in the western hemisphere to not permit singe faith radio or tv broadcasting.
First Career (Politics And Religion)
Victory Churches of Canada International (1981 - 1997)
Roy's ‘first career’ was as an ordained minister with the Victory Churches of Canada, serving in various leadership capacities, including Youth and Associate Pastor (Lethbridge), Senior Pastor (Bow Island, Medicine Hat and Edmonton), Founding
Director of VCOCI (1988), as well as Regional Director for the North Alberta Region (1993 – 2001).
He proudly and fondly remembers; it was in my parent’s living room (early spring of 1979) when a group of about 10 gathered to agree on a plan to start what would become the first Victory Church in Lethbridge, Alberta with George and Hazel Hill at the helm. It was truly a pioneering and grassroots effort that would spread like a grassfire with the gospel message of love, hope and freedom across Canada and then globally.
Roy wishes to acknowledge the unique and visionary leadership of Pastors George and Hazel Hill in their encouragement for him to follow his path of activism in the political arena. Even as an Associate or Senior Pastor with Victory Churches, Roy was
supported in being much more political than most, recognizing the importance of Christians being actively engaged in every sphere of societal influence to especially include education, media, and politics.
It was their support first, then from within the Victory Church family and then beyond to allow me to launch Canada Family Action Coalition, with our first big battle being for religious broadcast freedom in Canada. To everything there is a time and a season, and I am thankful for all of them.
“We are called to be the salt of the earth, but even pure salt does little good in a closed container… salt only preserves that which it touches.”
- Roy Beyer
