Exploring Controversy, Corruption, and Canada’s Evolving Values
Date & Time
Monday, January 13th, 2025
Live at 6 PM MT (8 PM ET)
Watch on TheLavigneShow.com, Locals, X, Rumble, Facebook, and more.
In this compelling episode of The Lavigne Show, we bring together two high-profile voices shaping Canada’s conversation around policing, public oversight, and freedom of expression:
Comfort Avunze Sakoma
• Former Vice-Chair of the Vancouver Police Board
• Political commentator, podcast host, and passionate advocate for Christian and conservative values, known for her strong stances against cancel culture
• Recently resigned from her board position following controversial social media posts criticizing “woke culture” and highlighting her concerns over changing Canadian values
Donald Best
• Former Toronto Police officer with undercover experience
• Survived 63 days in solitary confinement
• Now an outspoken critic of institutional corruption, pushing back against what he views as government overreach
• Supports whistleblowers like Detective Helen Grus, calling for accountability within law enforcement
What to Expect
1. Inside the Police Board Controversy
Hear Comfort Sakoma’s perspective on her forced resignation, her views on freedom of religion, and why she believes Canada’s core values are threatened.
2. Corruption & Accountability
Donald Best shares his firsthand experience in undercover operations and solitary confinement, shedding light on how systemic failings can undermine civil liberties and public trust.
3. Faith, Freedoms & the Future
Dive deeper into the broader implications for Canadians. Learn how personal beliefs, institutional policies, and public discourse intersect—shaping the nation’s path forward.
Join us as Comfort Sakoma and Donald Best unpack the challenges facing police boards and the criminal justice system. This episode promises an unfiltered look at the tension between individual liberties and institutional accountability—an essential conversation for anyone concerned about Canada’s evolving landscape of rights and responsibilities.
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Join Paula & Jay over Tea & Coffee as they talk about the news of the day, life, and whatever comes up. Special Guest: Bruce Pardy
Folks,
Paula and I are beat after a long night showing The Shot and driving home.
We'll see you tomorrow.
Hi all,
Paula and I are taking a mid-week day off.
See you tomorrow with Frances Widdowson.
Stay warm, God bless.
Paula & Jay on the @TheLavigneShow are two of my favorite people. I am a supporter because I believe in their honesty, integrity & most of all their dedication to truth & the Alberta Independence Movement. I wrote a song about our quest for freedom, it is called My Alberta Home. You can find a demo of the song on my X page Michael Kosterman @MichaelKosterm2
We are headed into the studio later this spring to record a Radio Version of this song. Thank you Paula & Jay for all that you do. I will be coming to see you soon at one of your events! All my best & God Save Alberta!
