Prorogued Parliament w/ Bruce Pardy & Matthew Ehret

Is Canada Ready for a Constitutional Shake-Up?

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Thursday, January 23
Live Stream at 6 PM MT (8 PM ET)

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In this provocative episode of The Lavigne Show, we welcome Bruce Pardy, a Law Professor turned freedom advocate, and Matthew Ehret, a historical and geopolitical analyst, to examine Justin Trudeau’s prorogation of Parliament—a move now challenged by the JCCF. Drawing parallels to the U.K. Supreme Court’s decision against Prime Minister Boris Johnson, our guests explore whether Canada’s democracy might face similar legal repercussions.

What to Expect

Legal Consequences of Prorogation
Discover what might happen if Canada’s courts follow the U.K.’s lead, potentially overturning Parliament’s shutdown.

A Republic on the Horizon?
Learn why some believe Canada could benefit from cutting ties with the Crown—and whether such a move could strengthen individual rights and freedoms.

Historical & Constitutional Deep Dive
Get a crash course on Canada’s legal origins, the evolution of its institutions, and the forces that could shape its future—free from monarchical vestiges.

Why You Should Watch

Timely Legal Insight
Hear Bruce Pardy’s take on the constitutional stakes in play and why this case goes beyond parliamentary procedure.

Big-Picture Perspective
Matthew Ehret delves into world history and global power shifts, revealing how Canada’s monarchy debate resonates with broader trends toward republican governance.

Shape Canada’s Tomorrow
Join the discussion on whether we’re stuck with an inherited system or poised for a fundamental transformation in governing ourselves.

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