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Right now, Rebel News founder Ezra Levant is heading to Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan — about three hours northwest of Saskatoon — where fire destroyed All Saints Orthodox Church, a small parish church built by Ukrainian immigrants in the 1950s, on the night of September 30. The cause has not been determined, according to local reports. Ezra is flying into Saskatoon, driving three hours to the scene and turning around the same day to get the story out fast — speaking with the congregation that just lost its spiritual home, its icons and its stained glass to the flames.
When a church burns in a small town most newsrooms have never heard of, Rebel News shows up. Since the wave of church burnings began in 2021, our journalists have flown across the country to be first on the scene: Drea Humphrey to the site of two burned churches on First Nation land in B.C.'s southern interior, David Menzies to a torched church in Grande-Anse, New Brunswick, Alexandra Lavoie to Bathurst, New Brunswick, and Ezra Levant to the ashes of century-old churches in Carman, Manitoba; Maugerville, New Brunswick; and Saint-Romain, Quebec — and now to Meadow Lake. We don't wait for the CBC to get around to it.
Our journalists document these attacks, speak with community members and clergy, and demand accountability from the politicians and the RCMP who refuse to take this seriously.
This kind of journalism costs money — flights, fuel, accommodations, and the resources to keep investigating every new incident across this country. If you believe this work matters, please chip in to help cover our reporters' travel costs, including Ezra's trip to Meadow Lake, and keep Rebel News on the road, shining a light on a crisis the mainstream media would rather you never see.