EMERGENCY: Carney's Internet tax is causing a new trade war with the US!

Mark Carney is causing another trade war with the United States with his Internet tax. Canadians are already taxed enough — and what's worse, this sets the stage for him to reintroduce Trudeau's Internet censorship bill. Sign our petition to stop it!

The Liberals have never met a product or service they don’t want to tax — which is why they support an Internet tax. Thing is, Mark Carney is targeting that tax on U.S. companies like Netflix, YouTube and Instagram — and today Trump announced it’s a deal-breaker for him, literally.

Trump put Carney on blast, publishing a social media post calling off all trade talks with Canada and threatening us with another tariff trade war.

This isn’t just another quarrel between two world leaders and it’s not just another trade issue. It’s step one in Carney’s plan to regulate the Internet.

We’ve got to show Parliament that Carney’s Internet tax won’t be accepted by Canadians — that's why we're launching StopTheInternetTax.ca.

There are three important reasons for this:

  1. Carney’s Internet tax is risking another trade war with the U.S.
  2. Canadians are already taxed too much — this is an attack on us, not just on social media companies.
  3. If Carney can regulate the Internet this way, it will set the stage for him to reintroduce Trudeau’s Internet censorship bill, C-63.

Some people actually thought Carney would be good at dealing with the U.S.

Some people even thought he was more “conservative” than Justin Trudeau.

This Internet tax proves them wrong. Carney is picking a fight with Trump that we’re going to lose. And, in typical Liberal fashion, he just can’t stop taxing and regulating us.

Sign our petition and I'll personally deliver it to Parliament!

Please sign our petition to stop Carney’s Internet tax and to shut down his censorship agenda!

11,940 signatures
Goal: 15,000 signatures

Mark Carney just lit the match on a trade war with the U.S. by pushing an Internet tax that targets American companies like Netflix, YouTube, and Instagram. Trump hit back hard — blasting Carney on social media and cancelling all trade talks with Canada. But this isn’t just about tax — it’s step one in Carney’s real plan: regulating the Internet and reviving Trudeau’s censorship bill.

Will you sign?

Ezra Levant

Rebel Commander

Ezra Levant is the founder and owner of Rebel News and the host of The Ezra Levant ShowHe is the author of multiple best-selling books, including Ethical Oil, The Libranos, China Virus, and most recently, Trudeau's Secret Plan.

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  • Bernhard Jatzeck
    commented 2025-06-30 20:39:04 -0400
    Jamming was done by a number of countries in the past few decades. I remember hearing bubble jamming on shortwave, with the signals possibly originating from Iran or Iraq as both countries used it during their war during the 1980s. China still does it by playing firedrake music on the same frequencies as stations such as Radio Free Asia.
  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2025-06-30 19:13:44 -0400
    If you have an hour to spare, watch Empire of Noise on YouTube. It’s about Soviet jamming of western broadcasts during the cold war. I noted that one reason for jamming broadcasts to “protect” Soviet citizens from disinformation. Sound familiar? We’re being given that shpeal about “safety” from the Liberals but it really means safety from the truth.
  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2025-06-30 19:10:13 -0400
    Marx Carney won’t give up until he has total control of not only the Internet but our very lives. Evil never gives up and neither must we.
  • Bernhard Jatzeck
    commented 2025-06-27 23:14:18 -0400
    On the whole, an Internet tax won’t affect me much, because I don’t use services such as Netflix or Facebook.

    But censorship has been a Liberal policy ever since the days of Pierre Trudeau. The so-called Cancon rules were designed to impede American recordings and movies out of this country. That led to some dreadful productions being inflicted upon us and I’m sure quite a few people (perhaps some of them PET’s buddies) made a lot of money, or got a lot of tax breaks, by doing so.

    And then there was PET’s ban on the personal ownership and use of satellite TV equipment. “American culture!” was Trudeau’s justification, but I’m sure one reason why direct-to-home dishes were forbidden was because those signals would have circumvented the government Crown corporation (i. e., monopoly) Telesat Canada. By getting those signals directly, the government would have had a hard time to censor or jam them.

    Coming back to the original topic, I’m sure that some friend of the Liberal party has a financial interest in that tax being imposed and will profit handsomely from it.
  • Olga Seminutin
    commented 2025-06-27 20:54:37 -0400
    Bruce, you got that right..
  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2025-06-27 19:13:40 -0400
    One thing is sure, Trump will regret backing Marx Carney as PM.