The Lavigne Show

Tea & Coffee w/ Paula & Jay | Episode #4 | Jeff Evely, Marty Moore, and Peter Isaac

Join Paula & Jay over Tea & Coffee as they talk about the news of the day, life, and whatever comes up. Special guests Jeff Evely, Marty Moore, and veteran firefighter Peter Isaac.

David Krayden on Alberta Self-Determination

David Krayden on Alberta Self-DeterminationAlberta’s Crossroads: Independent Journalist Sounds the Alarm on Canada’s Future
In this hard-hitting episode of The Lavigne Show, host Jason Lavigne sits down with independent journalist David Krayden in Ottawa to unpack the surging Alberta self-determination movement. Recorded in the heart of Canada’s capital, where the 2022 Freedom Convoy shook the nation, this conversation dives into the critical question: Is Alberta’s push for independence the beginning of the end for Canada as we know it?  
David Krayden, host of Krayden’s Right and a fierce advocate for free speech, pulls no punches as he dissects:  - Mark Carney’s Liberal minority victory and his troubling globalist ties, from the WEF to the Freedom Convoy bank account freezes.  - The Conservative Party’s failure to distinguish itself from the Liberals leaves Canadians with a uniparty illusion.  - Alberta’s economic exploitation through equalization payments and federal neglect of its energy sector.  - The growing momentum for a 2026 referendum, with voices like Premier Danielle Smith, Jeffrey Rath, and the Alberta Prosperity Project leading the charge.  - The stark warning from Preston Manning: This could be Canada’s last federal election.  
Krayden, a former Air Force officer and proud Canadian, speaks with both passion and sorrow about a nation he believes is unravelling. He argues Alberta’s fight is not just for its freedom but for the soul of Canada, a country he fears may not survive without Alberta’s economic backbone. Will Alberta stay, go independent, or become the 51st U.S. state? This episode is a wake-up call for all Canadians.  
📡 Watch Krayden’s Right daily at 10 AM ET: https://www.youtube.com/@KraydensRightwithDavidKrayden📲 Follow David Krayden on X: @DavidKrayden  📖 Read David’s work on Substack: https://www.kraydensrightnews.com/
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Tea & Coffee w/ Paula & Jay | Episode #3

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

Obscene Reality: Inside Canada’s Broken Justice System

Ex-Agent, Ex-RCMP, and Ex-Gangster Break Their Silence
In this explosive episode of The Lavigne Show, Jason Lavigne is joined by the trio behind the new podcast Obscene Reality, a hard-hitting series unmasking Canada’s crumbling justice system from the inside out.
Meet the team:
Paul Derry – Former police agent turned whistleblower
Chris Williams – Former RCMP officer and source handler
Rob Sidhu – Ex-RCMP officer turned convicted drug trafficker
Together, they expose what most never see: the systemic corruption, lawfare tactics, betrayal of members, and failure to support officers, agents, and families within Canada's justice institutions.
In this deeply personal and urgent conversation, the three men explain why they launched Obscene Reality and how their faith and shared commitment to truth have brought them together, despite vastly different pasts.
Topics include:- Lawfare inside the RCMP and DOJ- The mental health crisis within policing- Institutional betrayal and lack of accountability- The human cost of broken systems- The role of faith in healing and justice- What they hope to achieve with Obscene Reality
📡 Listen to their new podcast: https://ObsceneReality.com📲 Follow them for updates, new episodes, and special guests
This is not about revenge. It’s about truth, justice, and fixing what’s broken, before it’s too late.
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Tea & Coffee w/ Paula & Jay | Episode #2

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Tea & Coffee w/ Paula & Jay | Episode #1 | Donald Best

Join Paula & Jay over Tea & Coffee as they launch their new live morning show. Special guest: Donald Best

Randy Hillier on Alberta Self-Determination

A Former Ontario MPP on Why Alberta’s Sovereignty Movement Matters to All Canadians
In this episode of The Lavigne Show, host Jason Lavigne meets with former Ontario MPP Randy Hillier near Ottawa to discuss the growing Alberta self-determination movement and why it resonates far beyond provincial borders.
Hillier, known for his long-standing advocacy for liberty and constitutional rights, brings a national lens to the issue. He argues that Alberta’s pursuit of sovereignty reflects a broader awakening across Canada, one rooted in frustration with centralization, erosion of democratic institutions, and federal overreach. Drawing on his experience within Ontario politics, Hillier warns that Alberta’s grievances are not isolated, and the rest of Canada would do well to pay attention.
This episode covers topics including regional disparity, national disunity, political accountability, and the mechanisms, both legal and cultural, through which Canadians can begin to reclaim local governance and personal freedoms. Hillier does not campaign for Alberta’s separation but strongly affirms its right to self-determination and the legitimacy of a referendum.
This episode is part of a nationwide series examining Alberta’s future through thoughtful, open discussions with voices from across Canada. Whether you're for or against separation, this conversation offers a broader perspective on what Alberta’s struggle means for all Canadians.
Recorded near Ottawa, Ontario
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The Untold Story of Dr. David J. Speicher

From COVID Research to Career Fallout — What Really Happened Behind the Scenes
Dr. David J. Speicher was one of Canada’s earliest and most qualified COVID researchers, with a PhD in virology, field experience on four continents, and a lead role in sequencing SARS-CoV-2 in early 2020. He helped develop testing protocols and collaborated with Public Health Ontario during the critical early phase of the pandemic.
But just as his work began gaining momentum, his career took a dramatic and unexpected turn.
What began as a scientific collaboration turned into a battle of personal conviction, institutional pressure, and conflicting priorities. In this exclusive interview, Dr. Speicher shares, for the first time, how his outspoken views, his questions, and his values placed him at odds with the system he worked within.
Joined by his close friend and confidant Delford Snyder, Dr. Speicher recounts his journey: from faith and science to conflict and consequence.
This is a deeply personal story about integrity, belief, and what happens when standing by principle carries a cost.
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Disclaimer:This video presents personal testimony and commentary. It is not intended as medical advice. For health decisions, please consult licensed medical professionals and trusted public health authorities.

Myriam Bohémier on Alberta Self-Determination

From Montreal to Medicine Hat: A Quebecer’s View on Alberta’s Quest for Autonomy
In this episode of The Lavigne Show, host Jason Lavigne sits down with Myriam Bohémier in Montreal, Quebec, for a unique east-meets-west conversation on Alberta’s movement toward self-determination. Bohémier brings a personal and philosophical perspective to the discussion.
The conversation examines Alberta’s challenges within Confederation, the importance of democratic choice, and the parallels between Alberta’s growing frustration and Quebec’s historic quest for autonomy. Bohémier reflects on the role of culture, identity, and provincial pride in fueling these movements and speaks to the need for respectful national dialogue, rather than censorship and division.
As a Quebecer, Bohémier expresses support for the people’s right to decide their future, regardless of the outcome. This is not about pushing an agenda, she says, but about defending the principle of self-determination that any free society should uphold.
This episode is part of a nationwide series examining Alberta’s future through thoughtful, open discussions with voices from across Canada. Whether you're for or against separation, this episode offers a heartfelt and principled examination of the issues from someone who has lived on both sides of the debate.
Recorded in Montreal, Quebec

Nico Lagan on Alberta Self-Determination

God, Country, and Responsibility: A Conversation on Masculinity and Political Reform
In this episode of The Lavigne Show, host Jason Lavigne travels to Montreal to speak with Nico Lagan — entrepreneur, masculinity advocate, and host of The Political Orphans. The discussion explores Alberta’s push for self-determination through the lens of faith, traditional values, political decentralization, and the crisis of modern manhood.
Nico shares his perspective on what’s fueling political unrest across Canada and why Alberta might be uniquely positioned to lead a cultural and constitutional shift. This wide-ranging conversation explores the importance of taking personal responsibility, the role of faith in public life, and the disillusionment many men feel with today’s globalist, centralized political structure.
While Nico doesn’t take a definitive stance on Alberta’s independence, he makes a robust case for civic awakening, family values, and a return to God and country — all rooted in the belief that strong individuals build strong provinces, and strong provinces, in turn, make strong nations.
This episode is part of a nationwide series that explores Alberta’s future through honest and open conversations with Canadians from coast to coast.
Follow Nico Lagan:
Website: https://www.nicolagan.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ThePoliOrphansX (Twitter): https://x.com/realnicolaganX (Twitter): https://x.com/thepoliorphansInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/realnicolagan/
📍 Recorded in Montreal, Quebec