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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Rebel News Podcast gives Canadian politics listeners a sharp, openly opinionated read on Alberta, Ottawa, speech, immigration, and state power.
Rebel News Podcast is forceful News & Politics commentary built around monologues, panel talk, and long interviews. In the sampled episodes, its main terrain is Canadian public life from an openly combative point of view: Alberta independence, federal speech regulation,…
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A blunt property rights warning that turns the Musqueam deal into a larger political fight.
Rebel News treats the Musqueam Agreement as more than a local land dispute. The episode ties it to rent, eviction, and race based rights, and it is most interested in the idea that race is being written into property law.
A brisk conservative take on Canada, then a broad Iran discussion.
The episode starts with five short stories about Canada in 2026, then shifts into a long talk with Daniel Pipes about Iran and what it could mean beyond the region, including China.
An advocacy-first take on Saskatchewan's Bill 42 and the Supreme Court leave fight over federal firearms laws.
Sheila Gunn Reid treats Saskatchewan's Bill 42 as a direct answer to Ottawa's recent firearms laws, and Tracey Wilson keeps the legal point plain: lawful owners should not be left with property that has been made worthless. The argument is blunt.
A combative free-speech segment that turns the debates commission into the central fight.
The segment frames the story as a blunt free-speech fight. The host says the Mark Carney liberals have revived a Trudeau-era censorship bill, brings in Andrew Lawton as a free-speech critic, and treats the Federal Debates Commission before Parliament as the main flashpoint.
A tragic crash turns into a sharp critique of Ottawa priorities and broader political overreach.
This episode centers on the terrible accident at LaGuardia, where an Air Canada jet hit a firetruck, two pilots were killed, and many others were injured.
A brisk, opinionated take on immigration, public health, and accountability in Canadian politics.
The episode moves through immigration, asylum, public-health risks, and temporary foreign worker visas, with Sheila Gunn-Reed and Tamara Ugolini carrying the discussion from one point to the next.
A hard-driving political episode that moves from Iran to Alberta and Ontario with little breathing room.
Levant opens on the war involving Israel, America, and Iran, then moves into two domestic segments: an interview with an Alberta cabinet minister about cutting red tape, and a tense exchange with the Ontario Solicitor General at a Toronto synagogue that had been shot up.
A combative look at Carney, oil policy, and the gap between official answers and reality.
The episode tracks a blunt accusation that Mark Carney keeps shifting positions, casting that pattern as either deception or something less easy to pin down.
A near-daily politics rundown from Dana Goldberg and Alison Gill on Trump-era legal fights.
Three Slate journalists debate the week's politics, plus live shows and author interviews.
Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.
Ezra Levant discusses how a tweet about a Palestine sticker on an airport security badge prompted a rapid government response, critiquing bureaucracy and extremism.
Jeremy Wiseman and Jerry Correa frame silver’s 176% year-over-year rise and gold’s 80% rise as signs that price discovery has not started yet.
Ezra Levant analyzes Mark Carney's 90-second speech on Iran, identifying three major position flips on a single issue.
Sheila Gunn Reid spends the episode reacting to three Rebel News videos, starting with Ben Bankis’s New Westminster comedy show and the backlash around venue cancellations in BC.
Ezra LeVant opens on the road in a snowstorm.
Ezra Levant narrates the historical 1631 Barbary pirate raid on Baltimore, Ireland, where over 200 villagers were kidnapped into slavery, drawing parallels to modern immigration and Islamic history.
Ezra Levant investigates a torched church in New Brunswick, arguing it's part of a pattern of anti-Christian hate crimes ignored by mainstream media.
Ezra Levant discusses a retaliatory audit by Elections Canada after announcing opposition to Prime Minister Mark Carney, alleging political corruption and abuse of power.
Ezra Levant opens with the LaGuardia crash that killed two pilots and injured many passengers and crew, then argues that Ottawa politicians such as Melanie Joly and Mark Carney are focusing on Michael Rousseau’s English-only statement instead of the tragedy itself.
Ezra Levant discusses Mark Carney's continuation of Trudeau's censorship agenda, focusing on Bill C-9 and the Federal Debates Commission's efforts to restrict media access.
Sheila Gunn Reid says MAID now accounts for almost 5% of all deaths in Canada, with more than 13,000 euthanasia deaths annually and growth faster than Belgium or the Netherlands reached in decades.
Key insight from segment 5
Sheila Gunn Reid interviews Tracey Wilson from the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights about Saskatchewan's new law protecting gun owners from criminality, pending Supreme Court cases on gun confiscation, and grassroots rallies against federal overreach.
Sheila Gunn Reid and Alexa Lavoie focus on a Quebec City rally where, Lavoie says, 2,000 to 3,000 licensed firearms owners protested the Liberal government and Quebec’s cooperation in a federal gun buyback.
Sheila Gunn-Reid and Tamara Ugolini discuss the dropped charges against Lindsay homeowner Jeremy McDonald in a self-defense case, criticizing Doug Ford's response.
Ezra Levant says five Canadian stories explain why an Albertan might wonder whether to stay in Canada in 2026, starting with Ontario judge Davin Garg’s ruling on the sex offender registry and a Toronto Star headline about 33,000 foreign workers getting permanent residence.
David Legg stays for the whole conversation.
Sheila Gunn Reid opens Rebel News Podcast by asking whether the Cowichan land ruling was built on documents “that nobody has,” then brings on Michelle Sterling to walk through Nina Green’s research.
Sheila Gunn-Reed frames the Medicine Hat stop of the Alberta independence tour as a test of free speech, saying Medicine Hat College honored the booking despite angry emails and pressure to cancel.
Ezra Levant argues that Don Cherry’s legacy “will endure” while attacking a Toronto Star column by Bruce Arthur that questions Cherry’s Order of Canada case.
Ezra Levant analyzes internal CBC documents revealing low viewership and high government funding, arguing it creates media bias.
Ezra Levant interviews Conservative MP Garnet Genuis about Canada's job losses and immigration's impact on youth unemployment, while also criticizing government handling of Iranian attacks and political defections.
David Menzies opens by marking the one-year anniversary of Mark Carney’s federal election win and ties it to 338canada.ca polling that shows the Liberals at 49% nationally, 52% to 36% in Ontario, and 48% to 20% in Quebec.
Ezra Levant opens by taking aim at academia and introducing Professor Bruce Barty as one of the few freedom-minded voices at an established university.
David Menzies reports on a Whitby council meeting where a motion about high-risk offender notifications was delayed and another about the temporary foreign worker program was called racist, leading to a confrontation with a councillor and subsequent media controversy.
Rebel News Podcast's "Gold's March MADNESS" centers on Jeremy Wiseman and Jerry Correa arguing that gold and silver are being pushed down by higher-for-longer rates and paper selling, not by weakened physical demand.
Rebel News Podcast’s March 20 episode centers on Mark Carney, with the host arguing that Carney says “one thing” and then the opposite on Iran, China, and oil.
Sheila Gunn Reid interviews Chris Sims from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation about MP Mike Dawson refusing his salary hike, the upcoming Alberta budget, and government waste.
Ezra Levant interviews John Carpe about the secret Musqueam Agreement in British Columbia, which grants Aboriginal title to 1,500 Musqueam members over land inhabited by 2 million people, raising concerns about race-based laws, property rights, and democratic transparency.
Ezra Levant analyzes the U.S.-Israel military attack on Iran, detailing the targeting of leadership and geopolitical fallout.
Ezra Levant opens by framing Tommy Robinson's arrival in America as a major shift after a year in solitary confinement and a UK prison sentence.
Ezra Levant criticizes Ontario Premier Doug Ford for purchasing a $30 million private jet, framing it as a betrayal of fiscal responsibility.
Ezra Levant and Sheila Gunn-Reid discuss a recent parliamentary event and reflect on changes in Canadian values.
The episode criticizes government-mandated culling of ostriches and other poultry due to avian flu, questioning the science and political motives behind the policy.
Ezra Levant discusses a Lebanon-Israel meeting in Washington D.C.
Ezra Levant reports on a church fire in Quebec, promoting Rebel News and its merchandise.
Ezra Levant discusses an alleged anti-Christian information operation involving a priest in Jerusalem and promotes Rebel News subscription and merchandise.
Ezra Levant critiques CBC's review of conservative comedian Ben Bankus without watching his show, discussing media bias and free speech.
This episode discusses corruption allegations within the Toronto Police Service and the role of weak leadership in eroding public trust.
The episode promotes an Alberta independence tour and previews an interview with Brett Wilson about Alberta's future.
Ezra Levant critiques Mark Carney's negotiations in China and discusses a Federal Court of Appeal ruling on the Emergencies Act.