UPDATE: A First Nations Band has become involved and declared the area "unceded territory" and that "these birds are not to be touched" Katie gave the RCMP officer in charge some papers to pass along. I'm not sure about the legality of any of this but this certainly adds another layer of complexity here.

Just last year, Canada’s Parliament voted 204 to 118 on a motion that explicitly stopped short of recognizing a Palestinian state, yet the Carney Liberals ignored that democratic decision and unilaterally did it anyway. It’s alarming to see this troubling Liberal pattern of circumventing the will of Parliament to play to international audiences — while the PM acts like a tsar when Parliament isn’t even in session.

How can you regulate guns when you have never heard of an RPAL? This man is not qualified for his job!

1/ BREAKING: Elections Canada admits to mishandling 822 special ballots from 74 ridings across the country. The ballots were never counted. Why? They were left sitting in a returning office in Coquitlam–Port Coquitlam.

True facts. People just won’t see the real facts

Police target and fine Rebel reporter after questioning Trudeau at Liberal retreat! Rebel News journalist Alexa Lavoie was stopped by police on Monday while covering the Liberal Party retreat. The incident appeared to be a blatant abuse of power aimed at identifying and punishing her for doing independent journalism and holding powerful Liberals accountable. On Monday, Jan 20, the Liberal Party of Canada held their retreat at the Fairmont Le Château Montebello in Quebec. Interestingly, the event coincided with the inauguration of Donald Trump in Washington, D.C. Rebel News uncovered the secret location and dispatched reporter Alexa Lavoie and videographer Guillaume Roy to cover the reclusive retreat. The Liberals are currently facing heavy criticism for suspending Parliament and launching a leadership race after Justin Trudeau’s resignation as Liberal leader while he faces the lowest approval ratings of his nine-year regime. Meanwhile, a vast majority of Canadians are calling for an election. Rebel News' Quebec team brought along their billboard truck, which displayed messages urging the government to stop sacrificing Alberta’s energy sector over Donald Trump’s 25% tariff threats and calling for an election. The truck was parked near a gas station close to the resort to ensure that the message reached the cabinet officials attending the gathering. Our team was allowed onto the premises of the Fairmont and waited for the PM’s arrival to ask a question, which they did. Eventually, the team was asked to leave the property, and Lavoie reported complying without issue. They returned to the billboard truck and continued their report. The situation escalated when they decided to drive around the area. Police stopped their vehicle, initially citing an issue with the license plate not being properly displayed in the back window. This led to a request for the driver’s ID but did not result in a fine. However, Lavoie claims the situation took a turn when police accused her of not wearing a seatbelt—a charge she firmly denies. “I was filming the interaction, and it became clear they were searching for a reason to issue penalties,” she said. Lavoie has audio evidence of her seatbelt buckling prior to the car driving away. Lavoie was also fined for allegedly refusing to identify herself, though she maintains she provided her full name. As a passenger, she was not required to show ID unless she had committed an infraction—something she insists did not occur and was captured on camera. In total, Lavoie received two fines: one for the alleged seatbelt violation, which carries three demerit points, and another for failing to provide identification. Both totalling near $1000. Lavoie described the incident as an intimidation tactic aimed at silencing independent journalism. Rebel News plans to challenge the fines in court, raising concerns about press freedom and police conduct. Rebel News has previously reported incidents of alleged overreach by authorities during their political coverage. To support her legal challenge, visit StandWithAlexa dot com.

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