Loonie-Dollar System w/ Brett Oland

Loonie-Dollar System w/ Brett Oland
Is Mark Carney’s New Policy a Risk to Canada’s Financial Future?

Date & Time
Thursday, March 20 • 6 PM MT (8 PM ET)

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In a bombshell open letter titled “Battle for the Soul of Alberta,” Brett Oland, CEO of Bow Valley Credit Union, warns Canadians about a controversial “Loonie-dollar System” introduced under Mark Carney’s government. Oland contends that denominating Canada’s debt in U.S. dollars, effectively mimicking the Eurodollar model, could destabilize our economy, spike inflation, and threaten provinces like Alberta. Join The Lavigne Show for a crucial look at who stands to win and who may lose under this new policy.

Featured Guest

Brett Oland
A seasoned financial executive who voices rare, sharp criticism of federal monetary policy, Brett heads an Alberta-based credit union. He believes the “Loonie-dollar System” undermines Canada’s economic sovereignty and is calling for urgent action to protect provinces like Alberta from potential fallout.

What to Expect

Loonie-Dollar 101
Gain clarity on how Carney’s government is issuing debt in U.S. dollars, why it’s reminiscent of the Eurodollar system, and what it might mean for the CAD.

Inflation, Sovereignty & Tariffs
Learn why Oland sees this move as an “extreme threat,” from risking a loonie devaluation to prompting a U.S. backlash in the form of tariffs, potentially slamming Alberta’s oil exports.

A Threat to Provincial Autonomy?
With foreign banks and big federal players pushing Carney’s plan, could smaller institutions and local governments, especially in resource-rich Alberta, be left out in the cold?

Real-World Impacts
Understand how interest rates and money supply expansions might inflate everyday costs for Canadians, funnel more control to big banks, and overshadow credit unions.

Why You Should Watch

Behind the Scenes of Monetary Policy
Explore what’s happening in the corridors of power where currency and public debt decisions can drastically shape Canada’s future.

Urgent Alberta Dimension
See why Oland frames this as not just a banking tweak but a fundamental shift risking the heart of Alberta’s economy and autonomy.

Bold, Unfiltered Conversation
Hear the concerns straight from a credit union CEO willing to break with the usual hush-hush approach to finance and cast a bright light on potential “hidden” policy shifts.

If you’re alarmed by signs of creeping federal control over Canadian dollars or curious how “offshore” currency moves might hamper local economies, don’t miss this eye-opening episode. Tune in for a crucial chat about Canada’s financial future.