Rebel News LIVE! in Red Deer, Alberta!
You’re invited to Rebel News LIVE! in Red Deer, Alberta on Saturday, June 14!
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Western Canadians are facing unprecedented challenges. From suffocating federal regulations and attacks on our natural resources, to infringements on free speech, to the steady erosion of local and provincial autonomy, it has never been clearer: the West must stand up and be heard.
This one-of-a-kind, full-day gathering will bring together leading voices, activists, political figures, and concerned citizens to discuss the future of the West and where we go from here.
Whether you’re concerned about energy policy, property rights, cultural freedom, taxation, or Western representation, this event will offer insight, solutions, and — most importantly — an opportunity to connect and build relationships with like-minded Canadians.
What to Expect
- A full day of powerful speaker panels, engaging debates, keynote speeches, live interviews, and interactive Q&A sessions
- Opportunities to meet and network with Rebel News reporters, contributors, political leaders, community organizers, and fellow patriots
- Sponsor and exhibitor booths featuring Western Canadian activist groups, advocacy organizations, and political parties
- Plenty of social time for grassroots relationship building and strategic planning
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Who Should Attend?
Freedom-minded Canadians who believe in standing up for the West
Political activists, organizers, and volunteers
Independent journalists and free speech advocates
Business owners and landowners impacted by federal overreach
Anyone who wants to be part of the solution and meet others who share the same passion for Western values
Ticket Options
General Admission TicketParking Full access to all the daytime sessions Breakfast and lunch |
VIP Admission TicketEverything included with General Admission ticket Reserved, front-row seating at all sessions Exclusive access to the evening VIP Dinner with Rebel News leadership and special guests |
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Tickets are limited. Don’t wait — this event will sell out!
Thank you to our sponsors!
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Sponsor & Exhibitor Opportunities
We are proud to offer a limited number of exhibitor spaces for activist organizations, advocacy groups, political parties, and other sponsors. Promote your cause, grow your network, and be a part of the movement. For more information or to reserve a booth, please email us at [email protected].
When
June 14, 2025 at 8:00am -
Where
Red Deer Curling Center
4725 43 St
Red Deer, AB T4N 6Z3
Canada
Google map and directions
COMMENTS
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Shannon Brault commented 2025-06-13 21:07:50 -0400@B & K Pringle – working gives you an edge some of us don’t have. My money is gone before I get it so I can’t put money towards anything. A trip to Timmies isn’t something I get to indulge in unless someone treats me. I really get frustrated with the attitude some people have. Just because you can manage $5 doesn’t mean everyone can. Some of us don’t have that cushion. -
George & Lorene Thursby commented 2025-06-13 20:57:36 -0400We are 2 seniors aged 90 & 88 in poor health. Travelling any distance out of our immediate community is difficult. I’m sure there are many people, couples who are not able to travel who are vitally interested in these topics & would pay a reasonable amount to be able to view & learn from the talks. By setting the financial standards/rules in place many people you claim to represent cannot participate.
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B & K Pringle commented 2025-06-13 20:50:10 -0400Hello All,
I am as strapped as the next person. I am 55, on disability and make minimum wage. I made a decision about 5 years ago that I would no longer say “I can’t do anything” or “I can’t afford it”. I could usually afford 5 dollars. Consider making a choice to give 5 dollars to these crucial causes when they come in front of you. The soldiers on the front lines of WW2 needed everyone at home to have their back. They were giving everything. The least we could do is give up a trip to Tim Horton’s. People in Canada that were not physically fighting sent care packages or made bullets. Even kids went around the neighborhoods gathering scrap rubber to help the war effort. We all have some bottles we can take back. We all have stuff we have been keeping forever and won’t ever use. We can sell this stuff on Facebook marketplace. I believe we can’t afford not to. -
Shannon Brault commented 2025-06-13 14:54:28 -0400@Louise Barnett – That’s a wonderful idea. I still hope there’s going to be an online referendum to vote. I also hope there’s going to be a video we can watch later that gives something of what is said. I have nothing to give but I’d like to be able to be a part of this in some small way.
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Louise Barnett commented 2025-06-13 14:39:22 -0400If you believe in this cause, and are unable to attend the event, please consider making a donation. Every bit of support helps.
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Darlene Davis followed this page 2025-06-13 01:46:47 -0400
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Jamie Perritt commented 2025-06-11 01:00:42 -0400Good for her. The whole thing is just nonsense. Anyone who doesn’t want to share in this day and age , really doesn’t need to live here.
Lots of countries to choose from if we’re so horrible.
Bottom line – there was a war and the Europeans won. Wars happen everyday all over the world.
The people who lost the land do not live in Canada – they are deceased. -
B & K Pringle commented 2025-06-10 16:56:15 -0400Dear Andrea Gurren,
My name is Brandon Pringle. I saw your below post.
Like Patricia Webster, I too have very lengthy experience with the electoral and political scene in BC. I am an Albertan investigative journalist and executive producer, having international experience in 7 different countries. Can you provide a journalist rate so we can attend, please? There are two of us, my husband and I. Thanks.
I am on the front lines of stopping the surgical sexual mutilation of children. 2000 little girls have already been butchered.
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/transgender-top-surgery-canadian-children
I hope we can work together to do something. please call us at 1 844 735 3787 or email at [email protected]
Blessings, Brandon -
B & K Pringle commented 2025-06-10 16:52:49 -0400brandon
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Shannon Brault commented 2025-06-10 16:03:59 -0400@ David Heinze – You’re not missing anything. Other than some of us can’t afford even that. However, a free online option that shows at least the highlishts would be appreciated. And by highlights I mean something more than a brief overview.
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David Heinze commented 2025-06-10 15:46:23 -0400What am I missing. General Admission, which includes Breakfast & Lunch is $49, or for a couple it is $98. That does not seem unreasonable to me.
I would encourage an online option to view live or afterwards for those who cannot make it in person because of scheduling and/or distance to travel. Being there is best, but virtual is better than missing. Unfortunately, I cannot attend, but would happily pay $50 for that option. -
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Shannon Brault commented 2025-06-07 15:23:55 -0400@Paul Carter – Two people asking for assistance isn’t communism. What is wrong with you?
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P Carter commented 2025-06-07 14:28:51 -0400@Shannon Brault – Enough communism, okay? Life isn’t a subsidy.
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Shannon Brault commented 2025-06-07 11:23:52 -0400@Paul Carter – TWO whole people asked for discounts because they’re part of the electoral/political scene. TWO. One of them asked for an online referendum vote for those of us who can’t attend. This is a request I appreciate. I’m not seeing enough people asking for help in attending to make the kind of comment you made. What’s sick is someone seeing TWO people ask for help and automatically go to “It’s basically a sickness.” Those of us that are on hard times also get a vote on this issue, not just ignorant jerks who think that just because they’re working and can afford nice things they can abuse those of us who aren’t as blessed.
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P Carter commented 2025-06-07 10:28:52 -0400Hard to believe people expect hand-outs on discounted tickets while 90% of the rest of us pay the full amount. This is another thing that’s wrong with Canada today. Too many people holding their hands out and wanting to be taken care of. It’s basically a sickness.
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Andrea McGurran commented 2025-06-04 17:01:37 -0400Like Patricia Webster, I too have very lengthy experience with the electoral and political scene in BC. I am an Albertan investigative journalist and executive producer, having international experience in 7 different countries. Can you provide a journalist rate so we can attend, please? There are two of us, my husband and I. Thanks.
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Andrea McGurran commented 2025-06-04 16:59:05 -0400My husband and I would love to come, but the cost of the tickets is too much for us. Can you set up an online referendum vote for those of us unable to attend, please?
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Patricia Webster commented 2025-06-04 16:58:04 -0400I second Shannon Brault’s comment below. Perhaps you forget that those of us who have a very lengthy experience with the electoral and political scene in Canada do, in fact, have a lot to offer by way of experience? I don’t appreciate being discarded because I can’t pay. I’ve worked at Queen’s Park, Toronto, ON and all my life volunteered in municipal, provincial and federal elections. I was there when Darcy MacKeough introduced his idea of the Guaranteed Income Supplement, something that has helped so many of us in our later years. I’ve also done a lot more than most politicians for this country. Court Reporter, Family Law, journalism, etc. Please stop and consider that it is not all about money.
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Shannon Brault commented 2025-05-31 12:02:04 -0400I would dearly love to attend, but the cost of tickets is prohibitive for me. I’ll be there in spirit, Rebel Fam!
