Rebel News Podcast

WestJet CEO Ed Sims announced that they're shutting down almost all flights to Atlantic Canada, but he won't identify the real reason. GUEST John Gormley on the Saskatchewan election.

Jim Karahalios and his wife Belinda Karahalios, an MPP who has been ejected from Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative caucus, are talking about starting a new provincial party in Ontario. And they say that Randy Hillier, an outspoken MPP also kicked out of the caucus, might join them too. GUESTS Jim and Belinda Karahalios

Happy Thanksgiving! We'd like to take today — and we haven't told her this — to focus on some of the outstanding videos by one of our newest correspondents, Drea Humphrey, based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Keean Bexte talks about Joe Biden's threat to halt the Keystone XL Pipeline and Sheila Gunn Reid goes over Justin Trudeau's single-use plastics ban.

Calgary’s city council voted overwhelmingly to ban advertising around schools — but only conservative political advertising. You know, it’s a Friday afternoon before a long weekend as I record this. But I’m pretty sure you know what I’m going to do about this. GUEST Keean Bexte

In these bleak times, there's a glimmer of good hope: Justin Trudeau's “groundbreaking” billion-dollar foreign aid program has gone nowhere. GUEST Gordon Chang on China's social media swipes at Donald Trump.

Robbie Picard from Oilsands Strong joins Sheila Gunn Reid to discuss Canada's energy stories, from Biden's threat to stop the Keystone XL, to layoffs at Suncor in Fort McMurray and at the oil refinery in Come by Chance Newfoundland.

Mohammed Hashim is a political spin doctor. And now he's the new head of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation. GUEST Spencer Fernando.

Catherine McKenna ate a dog, watched a cockfight and attended a forced marriage. No, this is not a joke. GUEST Joel Pollak

This is still a medically baseless law; a statistically baseless law — the pandemic peaked in Canada in mid-April, not mid-August. It’s a law designed to ratchet up fear; to justify ongoing meddling; to make the crisis permanent. GUEST Andrew Lawton

Keean Bexte updates us on the Justice for Jeremia case, and Sheila Gunn Reid talks about Justin Trudeau's hiring tender for in-house columnists.

According to John Carpay, the executive director of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, germaphobia is actually a medical condition in itself.

Donald Trump is right to call it the fake news media. On tonight's show, we'll look at debate coverage from CNN and CTV. GUEST Berel Solomon.

Michelle Stirling from Friends of Science join Sheila Gunn Reid to discuss Trudeau's green speech from the throne, CNN's attacks on Alberta, alleviating climate anxiety in children and the U of Alberta misrepresenting a climate change skeptic group.

TONIGHT I'll show you more news from the rest of the world — like England, where they've passed laws against... singing. And remember that we are no different here. If anything, our government is worse.

CHOI-FM, Radio X, is being punished for daring to criticize the government. Just like we are.

Trudeau doesn’t hate Alberta oil, people. He just hates Alberta. Don’t forget that.

David Menzies and guests Keean Bexte and Ezra Levant look back on the week's top news stories.

TONIGHT I'll talk about what the Democrats are doing, like paying millions in court fees and fines for convicted felons, so they can vote in November.

TONIGHT I'll talk about how McKenna uses feminism when it suits her, talking about "girl power" — while saying in essence, "You can't criticize me because I'm a girl."

Joining me tonight in an interview we recorded earlier is my friend Craig Rucker from CFACT, to talk about his new movie, including the major Hollywood talent starring in it. He also shares his thoughts about the upcoming presidential election.

TONIGHT I'll walk you through the latest COVID-19 statistics for Ontario, but it applies to pretty much every such list of statistics we're seeing: Notice how the media only reports the "daily new cases." And note that the "total cases over time" is a useless statistic because it can never go down. It’s like saying: total number of Canadians who have a traffic accident over time.

I don’t want a hearing — I just want the judges. But you know what? Let the Democrats show Americans who they really are — and let that be the last thought on the minds of Americans as they go to vote.

David Menzies and guests Drea Humphrey and Sheila Gunn Reid look back on the week's top stories.

You know, whenever this happens — and it happens a lot — that a journalist leaves the CBC or CTV or Global or wherever, to join the Liberals, I always make the same quip: how much back-pay are they getting? As in, they’ve been a Liberal shill for so long, really, they were already doing the partisan job.