HELP US GET CULLING THE CURE SEEN ACROSS CANADA
We did it. Culling the Cure, the new Rebel News documentary about the government's slaughter of hundreds of healthy ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farm, is complete.
For months, our team travelled to Edgewood, B.C. to document this extraordinary story. We captured exclusive footage, investigated the actions of the CFIA and RCMP, and followed the farmers' fight to save their ostriches right through to the devastating end.
Then we hired an experienced professional documentary filmmaker to take everything our journalists had captured and turn it into a full-length documentary worthy of this incredible story.
This isn't just an animal rights film. It's a story about government overreach, property and farmers' rights, and health bureaucrats continuing their pandemic-era practice of unnecessarily targeting Canadians — even in the face of contradictory science.
Now the film is finished — and we want as many Canadians as possible to see it.
If you want to watch Culling the Cure, you can subscribe to RebelNews+ where you will soon get access to the full documentary or get tickets to screensings as we annoucne them.
But producing an independent documentary like this isn't cheap. Rebel News paid for months of reporting, travel to and from British Columbia, production expenses, and the professional filmmaker we hired to bring the finished documentary together.
If you believe this was a story worth telling, please consider making a donation to help us recoup some of those costs.
Your donation will also help us take the next step: getting this film in front of as many people as possible.
We're organizing premiere screenings and a documentary tour across Canada. We're also promoting the film online so Canadians who may never have heard the full story of Universal Ostrich Farm have a chance to see what happened.
That means theatre rentals, travel, promotion, advertising and all the other costs that come with getting an independently produced documentary in front of a national audience.
The more we raise, the more we can do to get Culling the Cure seen.
Unlike the mainstream media, Rebel News doesn't receive government funding. When we decide a story deserves months of investigation and the expense of producing a professional documentary, we're taking that risk ourselves — with the support of viewers like you.
If you value this kind of independent journalism, please donate what you can to help cover the cost of making Culling the Cure and bringing it to audiences across Canada.