Rebel News barred from PM Carney's first media scrum
Prime Minister Carney is off to the same start as the Trudeau—censoring and silencing opponents.
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Tonight, on The Ezra Levant Show, Mark Carney is selected as your new prime minister—and you never even got to vote.
To this day, Parliament has not been recalled. It's still prorogued until March 24.
Worse yet, Carney has no popular support—he has no legal mandate. Prime Minister Carney is effectively a stranger, with no riding to call home.
New Prime Minister Mark Carney suggests he may not be calling an election anytime soon, saying only that Canadians can expect to go to the polls "before November." pic.twitter.com/sns2iCGM3A
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) March 14, 2025
Unsurprisingly, he did not call a snap election following his first address as Prime Minister.
"Are you going to be calling an early election?" asked a reporter. "Well, I certainly should expect to go to the polls before November," Carney replied without directly responding to the question.
Under the Elections Act, the next vote is slated for October 20, 2025, though more than half of Canadians want an election triggered before October.
Independent journalist @ScooperCooper joins @EzraLevant to discuss China's role in Mark Carney's rise in the Liberal Party and beyond.
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) March 13, 2025
"Where did those 200,000 to 300,000 extra (Liberal) membership votes go? That's a very live question, and I think we need to know more," Sam… pic.twitter.com/BSRhSqTvvv
"It's so funny to joke about not having an election for months, having a prime minister that no one voted for," said Ezra Levant sarcastically.
Of the nearly 400,000 people registered to vote, fewer than 150,000 voted. The remaining 250,000 votes were rejected.
Meanwhile, Rebel News was barred from Carney's first conference, which was no laughing matter. Goes to show that Prime Minister Carney is off to the same start as Trudeau—censoring and silencing opponents.
The Carney campaign twice denied media access to Rebel News reporters last week, once in Calgary and again in Milton, Ontario.
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Jerrold Lundgard commented 2025-03-15 07:20:30 -0400Control of the message by baring any media folk that are not on the pre approved Liberal message.
Folks need to read “The Nightmare Years” Shirer to find out what happens when the media is censored.
This is Canada, not Germany 1934. -
David Heinze commented 2025-03-15 01:34:50 -0400Sadly: My order of preference:
1: Alberta becomes a country & negotiates agreements & alliances with the rest of Canada & the U.S. for all our mutual benefit. We maintain the final say on anything effecting us.
2: We, Alberta becomes a separate country but has formal alliances with the U.S., similar to Puerto Rico. Thereby keeping our autonomy.
3: Alberta becomes the 51st state. Sadly, better than staying in Canada, but I do not like having people so far removed from us having so much say in our lives.
Interesting how Quebec may have created the road map for us to leave & how ultimately, certain Quebecers may also be the ones who gave us the push to leave.
In September of 2023, on Dave’s Insights, I wrote a short article titled “How Many Countries Will There be in North America in 2050.” In it I actually laid out a scenario where Alberta separated and how Canada might breakup after that. http://heinzegroup.com/insight.htm#30 -
Donald Hrehirchek commented 2025-03-14 21:28:58 -0400States only wants resources. All for nothing. That is the motive that I see from Trump. He is a power hungry man . Clean up Your own back yard and then You can help others clean theirs. But from Where I stand that will be almost impossible as there are fences that do seem one is able to cross. Like the courts in the USA.
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Paul Scofield commented 2025-03-14 20:48:58 -0400Interesting that Ezra and Mr. Wilson both look to the outcome of the Fall elections as pivotal on Alberta’s question of separation. I think it would be insane of America to want to take on all of Canada, but if the citizens in Alberta and Saskatchewan were game, I think they would be welcome into the States.
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-03-14 20:44:16 -0400What worries me is how Pierre Poilievre is speaking Liberal talking points. We shouldn’t be fighting but negotiating with Trump. Ezra is right to worry about an European coalition against Trump. Unlike Trudeau who’s as thick as a brick, Carney is cunning and totally devoted to the WEF.
Count me in on separation. Saskatchewan and Alberta could merge into one country called Saskberta with Lloydminster as the capital. The Peace region also might want to join. And if Canada gets stroppy and demands passage through Saskberta, we could legally refuse. -
Cheryl Hirsche commented 2025-03-14 20:37:01 -0400Ezra, why did those creeps behind Carney laugh when he said the election would be by November. What was funny about that? It was certainly offensive but why would they tip their hand by laughing. Do you think they’re playing with the Conservatives who are now BURNING money prepping for a very quick election? Is that the inside joke?
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Robert Pariseau commented 2025-03-14 20:13:44 -0400The honor system means nothing to the honorless.
