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Jan 16, 2025 | 
rebelnews.com | Tamara Ugolini
“We do not have a functional federal government,” Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre told reporters on Thursday as a trade war looms between Canada and the United States. “Canadian premiers are effectively acting as 10 different foreign affairs ministers," he added, pointing out that each province is fighting individually against Trump’s looming tariffs on energy exports.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
rebelnews.com | Tamara Ugolini
The World Health Organization (WHO) haslaunchedits 2025 Health Emergency Appeal, seeking a staggering US$ 1.5 billion to address what it calls urgent health crises affecting 305 million people worldwide. The appeal, issued by WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, emphasizes the escalating threats posed by conflict, climate change, epidemics and displacement.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
rebelnews.com | Tamara Ugolini
In February of 2024, Ontario Superior Court Justice ChalmersorderedToronto-based notable COVID contrarian lawyer Rocco Galati to pay over $132,000 in legal costs after his $1.1 million libel suit against a group of opponents with more professionally drafted litigation of vaccine mandates was dismissed.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
rebelnews.com | Tamara Ugolini
Rebel News is confronting the woke mob and fighting back against their efforts to sexualize and indoctrinate children. We're taking action, as well as reporting on the nationwide protests against the transgender madness. Please chip in to support our efforts to protect kids all over Canada - which can sometimes even require extraordinary expenses such as security for our reporters, and meals on the road.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
rebelnews.com | Tamara Ugolini
The final days of the disciplinary tribunal for Constable Helen Grus were heard this week at the Huntmar Police Station in Kanata, Ontario. Grus was formerly part of the Sexual Assault and Child Abuse (SACA) unit, which is mandated to thoroughly investigate all instances of death in children under the age of five.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
rebelnews.com | Tamara Ugolini
Most Canadian parents are hesitant about COVID-19 and flu vaccines, despite millions poured into psychological operations and campaigns to increase confidence and uptake. A Public Health Agency of Canada survey found a significant lack of trust among parents, with only 17% of them committing to keeping their child’s COVID-19 vaccinations up to government recommendations, asreportedby Blacklock’s Reporter.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
rebelnews.com | Tamara Ugolini
Genomics expert Kevin McKernan has fact-checked Pfizer’s safety and efficacy claims regarding their COVID-19 injections after hediscoveredand exposed risky contaminants, including the SV40 promoter and high levels of residual DNA. Exclusive government documents reveal Pfizer’s repeated assurances to Health Canada regarding the safety and efficacy of their shots — a claim McKernan refutes using the very citations Pfizer provided.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
rebelnews.com | Tamara Ugolini
Ottawa Police Service Detective Constable Helen Grus is at the center of a legal battle highlighting the intersection of policing,public health, and politics in the post-COVID era. Have police, lawyers, CBC and public health colluded to quell an investigation into the possible connection between COVID vaccines and SIDS?
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
rebelnews.com | Tamara Ugolini
Health Canada’s unwavering trust in Pfizer’s assurances about the safety and efficacy of their modified RNA COVID-19 ‘vaccine’ continues to raise red flags. Despite numerous concerns and safety issues shared by independent scientists and researchers, the regulatory body continues to rely on Pfizer’s claims that are based on the global distribution of their novel product. A recent disclosure through access to information reveals troubling communication between Pfizer and Health Canada.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
rebelnews.com | Tamara Ugolini
Northumberland County and its sole-source contracted shelter provider, Transition House, are facing growing criticism in Cobourg, once known as "Ontario’s feel-good town."Situated along the 401 corridor, just an hour’s drive east of Toronto, the community has been grappling with a sharp rise incrime, violence, and vagrancy over the past two years. These issues have persisted despite a multi-million dollardoublingin government funding intended to address homelessness and addiction.
