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New poll proves Rebel News is Canada's fastest growing news source Pollara, one of Canada's major polling companies, has released its fourth annual Trust in Media survey. The results show, for the fourth year in a row, Rebel News is getting stronger. Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 walked through the numbers on Wednesday's episode of The Ezra Levant Show. The number of Canadians who watch Rebel News daily has doubled in the past year, with 8% of Canadians now say they watch on most days, and another 14% watching occasionally — a combined reach of 22% of the country. For comparison, the Globe and Mail, founded in 1844, backed by millions in government subsidies, and owned by Canada's wealthiest oligarch, sits at 11% daily readership. "I think there's a real chance we'll catch up with them next year," Ezra said, "even though they've had a 171-year head start." The numbers among Gen Z are even more striking. In the 18- to 34-year-old demographic, 14% say they watch Rebel News on most days. The Globe and Mail's daily readership in that same age group is also 14%. "As many young people watch Rebel News as read the Globe," Ezra said. "Our little band of citizen journalists. Wow." He noted that Rebel News's marketing budget is close to zero, and growth has come entirely through word of mouth. The trust numbers tell a similar story. In 2023, Rebel News had a net trust score of minus 8 — meaning more Canadians distrusted it than trusted it. In 2026, that number is even. Among Canadians who actually watch Rebel News, the trust score has climbed from 57% to 72% over three years. The Globe and Mail's trust score among its own readers is 74%. "We're almost in a tie with them," Ezra said. Perhaps most surprisingly, Rebel News's net trust score among Liberal voters is minus 3. "Almost as many Liberals trust us as don't," Ezra said. Throughout its 11-year history, Rebel News has never taken a cent in government funding. Instead, Ezra noted the company has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars fighting the government over issues like censorship and defending journalists who have been arrested while on assignment. “Canadians notice,” Ezra said, “and they like it.”

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🚨 Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 went to that Regina mosque that blasts the Muslim call to prayer It’s nuts. But it’s absolutely the kind of story that Rebel News was built to cover. A mosque in Regina wants to blast the Muslim call to prayer on loudspeakers pointed in all directions — loud enough to be heard a kilometre away. They did it last week for the first time and they want to do it every week. And Regina police have warned the public that if you aren’t careful with your criticism, you just might be prosecuted under Mark Carney’s new hate speech laws. It’s crazy. But the craziest part is who’s supporting this. It’s not just the mosque. It’s a left-wing church across the street. And it’s mainstream media journalists — who heckled me when I tried to ask legitimate questions of the imam. Canada was founded as a Christian country. It used to be standard practice for children to start the school day with the Lord’s Prayer. But in the 1990s a judge ordered Saskatchewan schools to stop, after activists complained it violated their freedom of religion. So Christianity was driven out of the public square. And now a Muslim imam has come to fill the void — with loudspeakers that can be heard across the downtown. What’s so crazy about the replacement of Christianity with Islam, is that one of the loudest boosters of it in Regina is a priest from the Anglican church right across the street from the mosque. I spoke with him, and he seems thrilled that the mosque will broadcast a message in Arabic, saying that Allah is the greatest and that there are no other gods but him. The only people more excited about all this were the journalists — including the Global News reporter who was wearing a hijab. It’s nuts. But it’s absolutely the kind of story that Rebel News was built to cover. If you care about this story, please consider doing two things: 1. Please sign our petition below or at That’s exactly what this is — even if the local Christian clergy are giddy about it. 2. And while you’re at that same website, please chip in to help us continue to cover the story. It cost more than $1,000 each for my videographer, Lincoln, and me to fly out to Regina on short notice, and we’ll keep covering this story as long as we need to. This is the new front-line in the battle over the Islamification of Canada. The CBC, Global News and the Anglican Church are on one side. And Rebel News is on the other side, with the people. The Muslim imam said he had received threats about the loudspeakers. But did he really? I asked him for details — you’d laugh at his answer. Unlike Global News and the CBC, Rebel News takes no government money, and it shows. If you can help us cover the cost of covering this story, please do, by chipping in below.

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🚨 Rebel News LIVE! is back this fall in THREE cities! Rebel News LIVE! is coming to Calgary on Oct. 31, Vancouver on Nov. 14 and Toronto on Nov. 21. Get your early bird tickets now before it's too late! I've got a big announcement. Rebel News Live is back this fall, and we're coming to three cities: Calgary, Vancouver and Toronto. Rebel News Live will be in Calgary on Saturday, October 31 at the Carriage House Hotel and Conference Centre. Then, we're heading to Vancouver on Saturday, November 14. And then it's on to Toronto, where we'll be at the Canada Christian College in Whitby on November 21. Three cities, three incredible days, and I want to see you there. Now, if you've never been to one of our live events before, let me tell you what it's like, because I genuinely believe there's nothing else like it in Canada. We've been doing these gatherings for years, and every single time without fail, the thing people tell me afterwards, the thing they remember most isn't any particular speech, as good as the speeches are. It's the feeling in the room. It's walking in and realizing you are surrounded by hundreds of Canadians who think the way you think, who care about the things you care about, who've been watching the same stories you've been watching and asking the same questions you've been asking. People who have felt, frankly, a little bit alone in their communities and who suddenly realized they are not alone at all. That is what Rebel News Live is. It's a convention. It's a family reunion of sorts. It's a day where you get to be yourself completely without apology, and once you've experienced it, you keep coming back. Our attendees know what I mean. We have regulars. Now, who's going to be there this fall? I'll be there. Sheila Gunn Reed will be there. Tamara Lich will be there, and the Rebel News team will be joining us. Over the coming weeks, we'll be announcing some additional very special guest speakers, and trust me, you're going to want to hear who's coming. Stay tuned. Here's what the day looks like. Doors open at 8 a.m. in the morning with a light breakfast, then a full slate of speeches and panel discussions, the kind of conversations you would never see on the CBC. After that, it's a catered lunch, more speakers in the afternoon, and for VIP ticket holders, an exclusive dinner with me, Sheila, Tamara, and our guests at the end of the night. And in between all that, we've got a full merchandise store on site. There will be Rebel News toques and hoodies and mugs and books, and yes, I will be there to sign them. We'll have other sponsors and exhibitor booths from some of the best freedom-oriented businesses and organizations in the country, people you want to know about causes worth supporting and groups doing the real work on the issues that matter. It's worth showing up early to spend some time at those booths before the speeches begin. It's the best gathering of freedom-minded Canadians anywhere in the country. I've been saying that for years and I keep saying it because it keeps being true. Now, I need to be straight with you about one thing, these events sell out every single year without exception. If you wait too long, you will not get in. I've seen it happen — I don't want it to happen to you. So, here's what I need you to do right now. Go to and get your tickets at the early bird price, because that price will not be around forever. Calgary on October 31, Vancouver on November 14, Toronto on November 21. Pick your city, pick your date, and get your seats locked in before they're gone. There's nothing quite like spending a full day in a room full of Canadians who actually get it. People who've been watching, who've been following along, who are in this fight with us. I'll see you there.

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