Alberta Sovereignty: What it Is, and What It Means for the Rest of Canada
- kenrdrysdale
- Jun 2
- 8 min read
MST Special Zoom Event – June 3, 2025 @ 6:30 PM Central
Special Guest: Jason Lavigne
This week, MST is proud to welcome Jason Lavigne, a leading voice in Alberta’s sovereignty movement and a candidate for Member of Parliament in Parkland, Alberta. Jason is the host of The Lavigne Show, an independent journalist, entrepreneur, and homesteader. He brings a unique blend of legal expertise, grassroots activism, and political insight to the conversation about Alberta's future within—or outside of—Canada.
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Jason Lavigne has been a bold and articulate advocate for Albertans who feel betrayed, overtaxed, and overruled by federal policies made in Ottawa. Through his platform as host of The Lavigne Show and as a former Alberta independence candidate, Jason has given voice to the growing frustration among Albertans who believe their province is being economically exploited, politically sidelined, and culturally dismissed by a centralized federal government.
His tireless work explores the structural imbalances within Confederation — including equalization payments, federal energy policy, and the judicial overreach many feel has eroded provincial rights. More than a critic, Jason is a solution-seeker, helping Albertans imagine a future where provincial sovereignty is restored — whether through constitutional reforms, assertive provincial legislation, or a bold redefinition of Alberta’s role within (or even outside) Canada.
In this session, Jason will guide us through:
The motivations behind Alberta's sovereignty movement — where it comes from, what it hopes to achieve, and why support is growing
The Alberta Sovereignty Within a United Canada Act — what it says, what it empowers, and why it matters to all Canadians
How Alberta’s bold stance may affect the future of Confederation — including possible implications for provinces like Manitoba
Bring your questions! This is your chance to engage directly with one of the leading voices in Canada's most consequential political conversation. Whether you agree or disagree, this is a discussion you can’t afford to miss.
LEGISLATIVE WATCH: With David Grant
Also joining us is David Grant, bringing us the latest update on our ongoing monitoring of bills in the Manitoba Legislature.
Each week, David reviews the proposals and legislation being pushed forward that could impact your rights, your communities, and your province. This is your citizen’s window into real-time democracy.
Follow along with the current list of bills here:https://www.gov.mb.ca/legislature/business/bills.html
Deb Mason – News of the Week
We’re excited to welcome back Deb Mason, our very own watchtower on the Canadian landscape. Each week, Deb cuts through the noise and brings you the headlines that matter — not what the mainstream media wants you to hear, but what informed citizens need to know. From shocking developments in health policy to court rulings and emerging resistance across the provinces, Deb’s News of the Week is your antidote to media silence and spin. You’ll walk away with the knowledge you didn’t know you were missing — and likely want to share with others.
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This Weeks Agenda.
Intro and Welcome to the MST Zoom Meeting (1 min)
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Pre-Announcement: We Unify Conference, Calgary BMO Centre, September 2025 (1 min)
Update from from Ken Drysdale Concerning the Website Reconstruction (2 min)
We need to find a venue for in-person meetings, can anyone help, I believe it should be in Winnipeg, at some meeting type venue. We need to start having "Voluteer"meetings. Bill 4 will pass soon and we need to be prepared.
MST Zoom call for June 10, 2025 will be a live event in Steinbach Manitoba (2 min)
Announcement: MST Community Dinner – June 25, 2025 | 6:00 PM | Boston Pizza in Selkirk, Manitoba. Join us for our next Live Community Dinner—connect with fellow MST members, share ideas, and enjoy a great local meal. No speeches, no agenda—just people who care, coming together.
Zoom Call Video from Last week, now on our site (1 Min)
Featured Guest: Jason Lavigne Alberta's sovereignty (40 Min)
Current Bills in the Legislature: David https://www.gov.mb.ca/legislature/business/bills.html (5 Min)
Upcoming Zoom Guests:
June 10, 2025: Live Event, Steinbach: Manitoba Schools Update
June 17, 2025: Dr. Jessica Rose - What They Have Found in the mRNA Shots (Live from Steinbach, Manitoba) We will be live in Steinbach, Location TBA
This Weeks News (5 Min)
#1 News of Week
https://www.rebelnews.com/_let_them_live_interview_with_canada_s_first_h5n1_survivor_who_is_standing_up_for_bc_ostrich_farm?
13-year-old Joselynn & her family, a brave Fraser Valley teen who made headlines as Canada's "first confirmed human case of H5N1 avian influenza, travelled this past weekend to Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood, B.C., to stand in solidarity with the ostriches and the grassroots supporters camped out in protest. They wanted to ensure Joselynn's story is no longer used to justify the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's (CFIA) cull order.
Her family also shared important details about her case — details that have been largely ignored by mainstream media.
#2 News of Week
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has canceled two major contracts worth $766 million with Moderna for its experimental mRNA H5N1 bird flu injections—terminating both late-stage development funding and any government purchase commitments. This is a very positive development. mRNA-based injections have repeatedly shown complete failure and cause catastrophic harm, as we’ve seen with COVID-19 and RSV
#3 News of Week
A chilling alert has emerged from Japan after a major autopsy study found that people who died suddenly of an unexpected cardiac arrest after receiving Covid mRNA booster “vaccines” have tiny “micro-scars” in their hearts.
The study found that the previously undetected scarring was caused by repeated mRNA injections.
Member Discussion (3)
THIS WEEKS READ
This Week’s Read: Understanding Canada’s Sovereignty Movements — A Primer on Alberta's Fight for Autonomy
As Alberta increasingly asserts its right to self-governance within Confederation, and voices grow louder across the country demanding decentralization and reform, it’s crucial to understand what the sovereignty movement is really about.
This week’s recommended read is a clear and informative article titled:
“What Is the Alberta Sovereignty Act — and What Does It Really Do?”
Published by: The Centre for Constitutional Studies
Alberta Sovereignty within a United Canada Act, SA 2022, c A-33.8 [Sovereignty Act].
What You’ll Learn:
A clear explanation of the Alberta Sovereignty Within a United Canada Act, what powers it grants, and how it fits within Canadian law
The historical roots of Alberta’s sovereignty movement and its connection to Western alienation
Concerns over federal intrusion into provincial jurisdiction
Legal and political analysis of the risks and potential benefits of such legislation
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