Exploring the Libertarian Vision for Our Nation

Location
Salt N’ Pepper Western & Asian Cuisine
5408, 47 Street, Breton, AB T0C 0P0

Date & Time
Wednesday, January 15th, 2025
Doors Open at 5 PM MT

Live Streaming
6 PM MT (8 PM ET) on TheLavigneShow.com, Locals, X, Rumble, Facebook, and more.

In this thought-provoking episode of The Lavigne Show, we welcome two dynamic voices at the forefront of Canada’s ongoing debate over governance, freedom, and what it means to be genuinely Canadian:

Bennett Hunter

• Known online as The Canadian Libertarian
• Believes “statism is a religion” and “taxation is theft”
• Criticizes large-scale government intervention, highlighting its potential for inefficiency and overreach
• Engages regularly in spirited discussions with fellow Canadians, dissecting everything from bank bailouts to political leadership

Alan Aubut

• A geologist by profession, bringing analytical precision to his political insights
• Staunch supporter of the People’s Party of Canada, advocating for critical voter engagement and skepticism toward conventional party lines
• Questions the relevance of legacy institutions like NATO and warns of the consequences of unchecked political authority

What to Expect

Defining Libertarianism
Delve into the core principles of minimal government and individual liberty and how they might reshape Canada’s future.

Assessing Canada’s Governance
Hear fresh perspectives on current policies, the role of federal mandates, and whether Canadians would benefit from more autonomy and choice.

A Bold Vision for Tomorrow
Reflect on whether a more complimentary, less centralized approach to government could foster a stronger, more responsible, and forward-thinking Canada.

Why You Should Attend

Engage with Transformative Ideas
Discover how libertarian values could influence everything from healthcare to taxation, sparking deeper contemplation about the Canadian identity.

Connect Theory with Reality
Learn from Bennett and Alan’s real-world experiences—from personal activism to dissecting polls and policy data—to see how broader political concepts translate into everyday life.

Consider the Future of Canadian Politics
Join a candid conversation that challenges the status quo, encouraging you to question, critique, and envision what could lie ahead for Canadians.

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the landscape of Canadian libertarian thought and consider fresh possibilities for how our country might evolve.