Canada is facing a new and dangerous censorship push — and Rebel News is preparing to fight back.

For years, Rebel News has been warning Canadians about government censorship.

We watched Justin Trudeau push Bills C-10, C-11, C-36 and C-63 — each one more aggressive than the last.

Mark Carney’s Liberal government is now quietly preparing what could become the most restrictive censorship regime in the Western world. Heritage Minister Marc Miller recently admitted that Canada is “a couple of years behind” Britain and Australia when it comes to regulating the internet. That should set off alarm bells for every Canadian who still believes in free speech.

Because in Britain, police are already arresting people for things they post online — tweets, comments and memes. In Australia, the eSafety Commissioner threatens platforms with massive fines if they refuse to obey takedown orders. That is the model Carney’s people are studying behind closed doors: speech police, online regulators, secret complaints, crushing fines and government control over what Canadians are allowed to say.

And it’s not just the internet. The Liberals are also creating new powers that could let police search and seize physical mail. So while they move to control online speech, they are also targeting one of the last old-fashioned ways Canadians can communicate privately.

That is why Rebel News has launched the Stop the Censorship campaign. We need to prepare now — before the hammer comes down. That means lawyers, technology, emergency reserves and new ways to keep broadcasting the truth if they try to de-list us, de-platform us or cut us off from Canadians. We have fought censorship before, and won. But this may be the biggest free-speech battle of our lives.

Please donate to help Rebel News fight back against the Liberal government's draconian censorship regime!

The Carney Liberals are quietly preparing a new censorship regime aimed at regulating online speech — while also expanding police powers over private mail. If passed, these measures could make it harder for Rebel News to publish, reach supporters, and fight back legally. That’s why we’re launching an emergency censorship war chest now, to fund lawyers, build reserves, invest in new technology, and develop alternative ways to keep reporting if Rebel News is de-listed, deplatformed, or blocked from reaching Canadians. Please make an emergency donation today to help us prepare for the fight ahead.

Optional email code

Amount

$25

$50

$75

$150

$250

$500

$1,000

$2,500

Other

$

---

Donation frequency

One-time

Monthly

Annual

DONATE

Check back here regularly for news about censorship in Canada.

Related stories

08:18

U.S. official raises alarm over free speech in Canada

17:06

Criminalizing religious speech? Canadians say NO!

Feds claim they won’t block internet access to censor opponents

Law professors warn Carney’s Bill C-9 could trigger politically motivated prosecutions

Cabinet denies ‘hate crime’ bill is ploy to censor internet

Conservatives expect Emergencies Act 2.0 if Liberals block internet access

Bill C-8 could strip internet, phone access for dissenting persons

12:25

Trudeau's censorship regime returns under Carney

Guilbeault says third try on internet censorship bill coming soon

08:41

ALERT: Rebel News in court today facing off against Mark Carney!