Premier Danielle Smith pushes back against harmful gender ideology for kids
https://www.rebelnews.com/premier_smith_pushed_back_against_harmful_gender_ideology_for_kids
Smith says children should not receive surgical treatments or experimental drugs for gender transition, calling for age limits while critics argue the policy harms trans youth. Continue…
'Freedom is only one generation away from extinction'
https://www.rebelnews.com/freedom_is_only_one_generation_away_from_extinction
Poilievre warns freedom is fragile as Conservatives seek to regain momentum Continue…
Ezra Levant presses Toronto councillors on synagogue attacks and city response
https://www.rebelnews.com/ezra_levant_presses_toronto_councilors_on_synagogue_attacks_and_city_response
Ezra questions Toronto councillors Michael Colle, Rachel Chernos Lin and James Pasternak on police resources, repeated attacks on Jewish institutions and calls for federal involvement following synagogue shootings. Continue…
Five rulings and policies setting troubling precedents for Canada
https://www.rebelnews.com/five_rulings_and_policies_setting_troubling_precedents_for_canada
Recent court rulings and federal policies—from immigration programs to speech penalties—are raising questions about Canada’s direction and intensifying separatist sentiment in Alberta. Continue…
'They choose to submit': Expert warns Bill 21 debate reveals deeper Islamist activism
https://www.rebelnews.com/they_choose_to_submit_expert_warns_bill_21_debate_reveals_deeper_islamist_activism
The new legislation comes after roughly 17 Quebec schools were investigated for failing to comply with secularism rules, raising concerns about religious influence within the education system. Continue…
Houston right to cut taxpayer handouts to radical publishers, says watchdog
https://www.rebelnews.com/houston_right_to_cut_taxpayer_handouts_to_radical_publishers_says_watchdog
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston eliminated the $700,000-a-year Publishers Assistance Program as part of a series of budget cuts announced in late February.
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is applauding Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston for cancelling government subsidies to book publishers and is urging other governments to follow suit.
“Houston made the right call,” said Devin Drover, Atlantic director and general counsel for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. “Taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to bankroll publishing houses that openly describe themselves as politically driven and committed to pushing radical ideology.”
Nova Scotia’s now-cancelled Publishers Assistance Fund previously distributed taxpayer money to private publishing houses. The CTF criticized the program after it provided $135,000 in public funds to Fernwood Publishing in 2024.
Fernwood Publishing, which operates out of Halifax and Winnipeg, describes itself as “politically driven, not profit driven” and says its mandate is to publish “radical analysis” aimed at contributing to “structural change.” Continue…
Massive B.C. ranch sale stalls as Aboriginal title spooks buyers
https://www.rebelnews.com/massive_bc_ranch_sale_stalls_as_aboriginal_title_spooks_buyers
Prospective buyers of farmland in the British Columbia Interior are hesitant to close real estate deals given the uncertainty surrounding land rights in the province following the Cowichan ruling.
A massive offering of ranch land in British Columbia has failed to attract buyers, with uncertainty surrounding Aboriginal title emerging as a major concern for investors.
Monette Farms, one of Canada’s largest agricultural operators, listed 12 ranches in the B.C. Interior totalling more than 45,000 acres in what was marketed as a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to purchase prime ranch land. But according to Country Life in B.C., the initial offering through Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers closed without a single bid.
The properties, which include the historic Home Ranch near 70 Mile House, were first offered with a January 9 deadline. With no sales, the process moved to a “tender by auction” system with a March deadline.
Despite the lack of bids, Ritchie Bros. says interest remains high. But industry observers say the bigger issue is growing uncertainty about land tenure in B.C., particularly surrounding Aboriginal title claims.
One ranch deal is already known to have collapsed after local Indigenous groups told a prospective buyer they would not support the transfer of the Crown grazing licences required to operate the property. Continue…
Fr. Ripperger: Abomination of desolation refers to Catholic Church becoming ‘compromised’
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/fr-ripperger-abomination-of-desolation-refers-to-catholic-church-becoming-compromised/
The Book of Daniel refers to the abomination of desolation as tied up with the abolition of a public 'daily sacrifice.'
Exorcist Father Ripperger shared in an explosive recent interview that Scripture’s reference to the “abomination of desolation” taking its place in “the temple” is “actually a reference to the Catholic Church being compromised.”
Fr. Ripperger explained the reference in an interview with podcaster and former U.S. Navy SEAL Shawn Ryan while refuting Protestants who mistakenly believe that the Book of Daniel’s reference to the “temple” in which the abomination of desolation will stand at the time of the Antichrist is the Jewish Temple.
These Protestants want to help rebuild the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem in an effort to usher in the Antichrist, and by extension, the Second Coming of Christ, Fr. Ripperger noted.
“The Fathers of the Church are clear that it will never be rebuilt and that the reference to the abomination of desolation taking its seat in the temple is actually a reference to the Catholic Church,” explained the exorcist priest. Continue…
INSANITY David Eby says giving away nearly $1 TRILLION in private property value will unlock $50 BILLION in projects
https://breaking-news.ca/insanity-david-eby-says-giving-away-nearly-1-trillion-in-private-property-value-will-unlock-50-billion-in-projects/
That’s his math
Destroy the foundation of home ownership for a couple dollars for developments
You don’t create certainty by detonating the housing market
💥REPORT: Rachel Gilmore revealed govt officials are collaborating with far-left activists to target political rivals.
https://breaking-news.ca/%f0%9f%92%a5report-rachel-gilmore-revealed-govt-officials-are-collaborating-with-far-left-activists-to-target-political-rivals/
Canada’s SITE Task Force—top intel agencies (CSIS, CSE, RCMP, GAC)—isolates threats to democracy & is active on social media.
Accounts engaging in Bad-faith online debates are likely intel accounts in disguise.
Ottawa man appeals after bank accounts frozen under Emergencies Act
https://www.westernstandard.news/news/ottawa-man-appeals-after-bank-accounts-frozen-under-emergencies-act/71742
Lawyers for Ottawa-area resident Evan Blackman have filed an appeal arguing that the freezing of his bank accounts under the federal Emergencies Act violated his rights under section 8 of the Charter, which protects Canadians against unreasonable search and seizure.
Blackman was arrested on February 18, 2022, during a large police operation that cleared Freedom Convoy protestors from downtown Ottawa.
He faced charges of mischief and obstructing a peace officer.
Hours after his release, Blackman discovered he could no longer access funds in any of his bank accounts. His bank informed him that the accounts had been frozen under emergency financial measures enacted by the federal government during the protest.
Court evidence showed police shared information with financial institutions identifying individuals connected to vehicles in the protest zone.
Institutions were then required to freeze accounts and report financial information for those designated as part of the operation.
In November 2025, the Ontario Court of Justice convicted Blackman of mischief and obstructing a peace officer and rejected his request to stay the charges, ruling the frozen accounts were separate from his arrest and did not affect criminal proceedings.
Blackman is now appealing to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, arguing the trial judge applied the wrong legal test and failed to consider whether the account freezes were part of the same coordinated operation against protestors.
“Freezing someone’s bank account is an extraordinary use of state power," Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms lawyer Chris Fleury said.
"When the government interferes with a person’s ability to access their own money, the courts must carefully examine whether those actions respected the protections guaranteed by the Charter.”
The appeal contends that the financial measures and police enforcement occurred simultaneously, involved the same law enforcement agencies, and were intended to achieve the same goal of ending the protest.
If successful, the appeal could lead to a new hearing on Blackman’s application for a stay of proceedings.
Olivia Chow absent from Toronto synagogue shooting news conference
https://www.westernstandard.news/news/olivia-chow-absent-from-toronto-synagogue-shooting-news-conference/71743
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow was not present at a news conference addressing the recent synagogue shootings in Toronto, prompting questions from media and commentators about the mayor’s absence during a high-profile public response to the incident.
Officials and community representatives gathered to address the shootings and provide updates, but the mayor did not attend the event.
The news conference was held as authorities and community leaders responded to the synagogue shootings and discussed security concerns and the impact on Toronto’s Jewish community.
Chow had not publicly explained her absence from the event. It was not immediately clear whether the mayor had been invited or whether a scheduling conflict prevented her attendance.
Reaction on social media following the news conference included criticism, questions about the organization of the event, and debate over the mayor’s absence. Some users asked whether the mayor had been invited, while others questioned why she was not present.
City officials have not released additional details about the mayor’s schedule or involvement in the response to the incident.
Police and municipal authorities continue to investigate the synagogue shootings as community leaders call for increased vigilance and security measures across Toronto’s religious institutions.