The Canada Border Services Agency is struggling to deport over half a million individuals who have no right to be in Canada.

https://www.rebelnews.com/cbsa_backlog_grows_to_577_739_deportation_cases_including_more_than_5_500_convicted_criminals

The federal government has revealed that nearly 578,000 individuals are currently subject to removal orders from Canada, including thousands who have been convicted of crimes and hundreds more facing criminal charges.

According to a response to an Order Paper question submitted by Conservative MP Jamil Jivani, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) reported that, as of April 15, 2026, 577,739 individuals were subject to removal orders.

The figures were disclosed in response to Question Q-1093, tabled in the House of Commons and answered on June 8 by the Department of Public Safety. Continue…

Danielle Smith just reopened Quebec's most taboo energy debate

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There is a stark contrast between Alberta and Quebec when it comes to energy policy, despite growing public support among Quebecers for developing local natural gas resources. Continue…

Liberals spent nearly $13.2 million on MAID infrastructure

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Federal government spent nearly $13.2 million on MAID infrastructure while Justice Department won't disclose legal costs

Newly released government records show Ottawa has spent nearly $13.2 million building and administering Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) regime since 2021, while the federal Justice Department is refusing to disclose how much taxpayers have spent defending and expanding the controversial program in court.

In response to an order paper question from Conservative MP Tamara Jansen, Health Canada revealed that Budget 2021 allocated $13.2 million over five years, plus an additional $2.6 million annually thereafter, for MAID-related activities.

According to the department, the funding supports training programs, resources and tools for MAID providers, administration of the federal MAID monitoring regime, secretariat support for federal-provincial-territorial coordination, and other operational costs associated with the euthanasia program.

Health Canada's spending breakdown shows:

2021-22: $763,435

2022-23: $3,220,911

2023-24: $3,296,527

2024-25: $3,296,527

2025-26: $2,644,350

The figures total approximately $13.2 million. The department did not provide a detailed breakdown separating direct euthanasia services from administrative and regulatory costs. Continue…

Bureaucrats boiling mad over Alberta independence billboard

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Ezra Levant and Cory Morgan discussed how a small-town bureaucratic attempt to silence an Alberta independence billboard triggered the Streisand Effect — and over $41,000 in donations in under a week. Continue…

Taxpayer-funded theatre that showed explicit play to kids wants grants without questions

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Students previously spoke out about feeling trapped and uncomfortable during the field trip to see a sexually-explicit performance. Continue…

Government admits it has no formal definition of 'mental illness' ahead of MAID expansion

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The federal government has admitted it has not adopted any formal definition of "mental illness" for the purposes of medical assistance in dying (MAID), despite plans to expand eligibility to Canadians suffering solely from mental illness beginning March 17, 2027.

The revelation came in response to an Order Paper Question from Conservative MP Tamara Jansen, who asked the government to clarify exactly what conditions will qualify for assisted suicide once the current exclusion expires.

In its June 8 response, the Department of Justice acknowledged that "the Government of Canada has not adopted, endorsed, or relied upon any formal definition or interpretation of 'mental illness'" and instead continues to rely on a non-binding legislative background document prepared during the passage of former Bill C-7.

The government says Parliament intended the term to include psychiatric conditions such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. However, officials acknowledged the term is not defined in the Criminal Code, regulations, or any other federal law.

Instead, the government says it will ultimately be left to individual doctors and nurse practitioners to decide whether a patient's condition constitutes a "mental illness" for the purpose of determining MAID eligibility. Continue…

Tim Hortons on the back foot after being exposed for not hiring Canadians

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Tim's is facing backlash after Rebel News exposed a stark disconnect between the coffee chain's corporate public relations and its actual franchise hiring practices. Continue…

Tim Hortons Wants to Sue Us After We EXPOSED Their Scam

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LYEMmjtAzA

We’ll keep fighting these bullies until they stop lying and live up to their false promise to hire Canadians.

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