The Lavigne Show

What does the law actually say about Alberta becoming an independent country?

Join Jason Lavigne for a special LIVE episode of The Lavigne Show featuring constitutional lawyer Keith Wilson as we examine the legal realities of Alberta independence.

We’ll explore:

- The Alberta Transition Council — What legal groundwork is being prepared for independence?- The 1998 Supreme Court Reference on Quebec Secession — What did Canada’s highest court actually rule?- The Clarity Act — Does Ottawa have the authority to prevent Alberta’s independence?- The Supreme Court of Canada — What role could the courts play in Alberta’s future?- The Canadian Criminal Code — What happens to existing federal laws after independence?- An Independent Alberta’s Legal System — What would the courts, laws, and justice system look like in a sovereign Alberta?

Alberta’s referendum campaign is entering a critical stretch — and Third-Party Advertisers need your help.

Join us LIVE tonight at 6 PM for a conversation with people and organizations working across Alberta to inform, organize, and mobilize voters ahead of the referendum.

We’ll discuss what TPAs are doing, where help is needed, and how Albertans can get involved in the final weeks of the campaign.Featuring representatives from United Alberta Flags, Pathway to Independence, Alberta Women for Independence, Albertans4Freedom, Free Alberta From Overreach (FAFO), The Lavigne Show, and North Alberta Strong.

Watch live on YouTube & X with @JohnBoltonAB, The Lavigne Show, Cory Morgan, and others.

Get involved. Get informed. Help get Albertans to the polls.

More than 650,000 mail-in ballots have become a major topic in Alberta’s referendum debate. Tonight, Jason Lavigne is joined by John Bolton, Cory Morgan, and special guest Tanya Clemens to examine the concerns, the safeguards, and how the voting process actually works.Bring your questions — LIVE at 6 PM MT on YouTube and X.

Stay or Leave? - EdmontonRecorded live in Edmonton on Thursday, September 17, 2026, Stockwell Day and Bruce Pardy debate the central question:Should Alberta leave Canada and become an independent country?Stockwell Day presents the Stay position, arguing that Alberta should remain within Canada.Bruce Pardy presents the Leave position, arguing that Alberta should become an independent country.The debate is moderated by Jason Lavigne, host of The Lavigne Show.The one-hour debate uses a chess-clock format, with each participant receiving 30 minutes of total speaking time. When one debater has the floor, his clock runs; when the floor changes, the other clock begins.Following the debate, there is a written audience Q&A, with questions moderated by Jason Lavigne.This was not a Third-Party Advertiser event. It was an open debate designed to present both sides of the question. Whether you support Stay, support Leave, or remain undecided, the goal is to hear the arguments and make up your own mind.Edmonton — September 17, 2026Four Points by Sheraton Edmonton SouthNiagara Room B & C7230 Argyll Rd NW, Edmonton

LIVE from Calgary: Stockwell Day vs. Bruce Pardy debate one of the biggest questions facing Alberta:Should Alberta leave Canada and become an independent country?Stockwell Day will present the Stay case, arguing that Alberta should remain within Canada. Bruce Pardy, Professor of Law at Queen’s University and Executive Director of Rights Probe, will present the Leave case, arguing for an independent Alberta.Moderated by Jason Lavigne, host of The Lavigne Show and author of Oh, Canada: What Have You Done?The debate uses a chess-clock format: each participant receives 30 minutes of total speaking time, allowing for a direct one-hour exchange while ensuring equal time for both sides.Following the debate, there will be written audience Q&A moderated by Jason Lavigne.This is an open debate presenting both sides of the question. Whether you support Stay, support Leave, or remain undecided, the purpose is to hear the arguments and make up your own mind.📍 Calgary — Friday, September 18, 2026Four Points by Sheraton Calgary AirportWillow Ballroom B2875 Sunridge Way NE, Calgary

History is being made in Ottawa.

The Lavigne Show will be LIVE for all four days of the Allison Inquiry, September 8–11, bringing you uninterrupted coverage as Canadians testify before lawmakers about their experiences with COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

The proceedings begin each day at 6:30 AM MT / 8:30 AM ET

The Allison Inquiry represents a historic first in Canada: Canadian lawmakers will formally sit and listen to Canadians tell their stories about COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

Chaired by Member of Parliament Dean Allison, the non-partisan Inquiry will provide a forum for Canadians from across the country to give testimony directly in Ottawa, with Members of Parliament and Senators from all parties eligible to participate.

For years, many of these Canadians have been asking to be heard.

Now their testimony is entering the parliamentary arena.

Jason Lavigne, host of The Lavigne Show, is also on the ground in Ottawa covering this historic event and will be live-posting coverage throughout the four days on X:

Follow @JasonLavigneAB

This is the testimony Canadians deserve to hear for themselves.

Watch it live. Share it. And follow the coverage from Ottawa.

History is being made in Ottawa.

The Lavigne Show will be LIVE for all four days of the Allison Inquiry, September 8–11, bringing you uninterrupted coverage as Canadians testify before lawmakers about their experiences with COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

The proceedings begin each day at 6:30 AM MT / 8:30 AM ET

The Allison Inquiry represents a historic first in Canada: Canadian lawmakers will formally sit and listen to Canadians tell their stories about COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

Chaired by Member of Parliament Dean Allison, the non-partisan Inquiry will provide a forum for Canadians from across the country to give testimony directly in Ottawa, with Members of Parliament and Senators from all parties eligible to participate.

For years, many of these Canadians have been asking to be heard.

Now their testimony is entering the parliamentary arena.

Jason Lavigne, host of The Lavigne Show, is also on the ground in Ottawa covering this historic event and will be live-posting coverage throughout the four days on X:

Follow @JasonLavigneAB

This is the testimony Canadians deserve to hear for themselves.

Watch it live. Share it. And follow the coverage from Ottawa.

History is being made in Ottawa.

The Lavigne Show will be LIVE for all four days of the Allison Inquiry, September 8–11, bringing you uninterrupted coverage as Canadians testify before lawmakers about their experiences with COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

The proceedings begin each day at 6:30 AM MT / 8:30 AM ET

The Allison Inquiry represents a historic first in Canada: Canadian lawmakers will formally sit and listen to Canadians tell their stories about COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

Chaired by Member of Parliament Dean Allison, the non-partisan Inquiry will provide a forum for Canadians from across the country to give testimony directly in Ottawa, with Members of Parliament and Senators from all parties eligible to participate.

For years, many of these Canadians have been asking to be heard.

Now their testimony is entering the parliamentary arena.

Jason Lavigne, host of The Lavigne Show, is also on the ground in Ottawa covering this historic event and will be live-posting coverage throughout the four days on X:

Follow @JasonLavigneAB

This is the testimony Canadians deserve to hear for themselves.

Watch it live. Share it. And follow the coverage from Ottawa.

History is being made in Ottawa.

The Lavigne Show will be LIVE for all four days of the Allison Inquiry, September 8–11, bringing you uninterrupted coverage as Canadians testify before lawmakers about their experiences with COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

The proceedings begin each day at 6:30 AM MT / 8:30 AM ET

The Allison Inquiry represents a historic first in Canada: Canadian lawmakers will formally sit and listen to Canadians tell their stories about COVID-19 vaccine injuries.

Chaired by Member of Parliament Dean Allison, the non-partisan Inquiry will provide a forum for Canadians from across the country to give testimony directly in Ottawa, with Members of Parliament and Senators from all parties eligible to participate.

For years, many of these Canadians have been asking to be heard.

Now their testimony is entering the parliamentary arena.

Jason Lavigne, host of The Lavigne Show, is also on the ground in Ottawa covering this historic event and will be live-posting coverage throughout the four days on X:

Follow @JasonLavigneAB

This is the testimony Canadians deserve to hear for themselves.

Watch it live. Share it. And follow the coverage from Ottawa.

Join Paula & Jay over Tea & Coffee as they talk about the news of the day, life, and whatever comes up. Special Guest: Bruce Pardy