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
Premieres Thursday, July 24th at 6 PM MT / 8 PM ET
The documentary The Shot: Sean Hartman’s Story is coming to Ontario.
This is more than a film, it’s a fundraiser and a fight for truth, accountability, and justice.
Join Dan Hartman as he continues his legal battles in pursuit of answers for his son, Sean, and challenges the systems that failed to provide them. Your support helps fund the expert witnesses, legal work, and court costs required to keep this fight moving forward.
🎬 Ontario World Premiere Screenings
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Good morning supporters,
It was a late night for the Lavignes so we will see you Friday.
Here's the video from last night's event in Edmonton. Yes, it's true, the Edmonton police showed up but didn't stop the event.
Thanks Max from Freedom Calender for streaming.
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Folks,
The Lavignes are resting today. See ya tomorrow.
And yeah, Carney is now Canada's King. He has full power with his majority.
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