The Tamara Project: an update after 100 days of being a Rebel

From talking to the public on the street to covering Alberta independence town halls and even sharing my thoughts on what's happening in Canada and around the world on our Rebel livestreams, it's been a whirlwind of an experience so far.

Tamara Lich
  |   April 10, 2026   |   News Analysis   |   1 Comment

I can hardly believe it's been more than three months since Rebel News took me under their wing and hired me on as a journalist and community ambassador.

This way, I get to help bring Rebel viewers the other side of the story — even though I'm on house arrest. 

From talking to the public on the street to covering Alberta independence town halls and even sharing my thoughts on what's happening in Canada and around the world on our Rebel livestreams, it's been a whirlwind of an experience so far.

But there's lots more ahead in 2026!

You can see everything I've been up to since I started, what our future plans are and support my work as a journalist at TheTamaraProject.com!

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The government is trying to stop Tamara Lich from doing her job.

Tamara is allowed to leave home for work under the terms of her house arrest. Rebel News hired her as a Community Ambassador and reporter, and her work travel was approved for months.

Then she attended a Fourth of July reception hosted by the U.S. Ambassador as a journalist. The CBC, the New York Times and other establishment media outlets erupted in outrage — and soon afterwards, officials moved to restrict her ability to travel for work outside Alberta.

As a national reporter and Community Ambassador, Tamara needs to be able to travel to cover stories, attend events and meet Canadians where they are.

Rebel News is fighting to defend Tamara's right to earn a living and report across Canada. Ezra Levant is even testifying in court.

Your donation helps fund Tamara's journalism, travel, security, compliance support, production assistance and related project expenses.

Help keep Tamara on the road, reporting across Canada. Please donate today.

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Tamara Lich

After becoming a central figure in the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests in Ottawa, Tamara Lich emerged as one of the most recognizable voices challenging Canada's pandemic response. As the federal government invoked the Emergencies Act, Lich found herself at the centre of a national debate over civil liberties and government power. She is also the author of the bestselling book Hold The Line: My Story From The Heart of The Freedom Convoy. Now reporting for Rebel News, she covers politics, government actions, and grassroots movements across Canada.

https://www.theconvoybook.com/

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  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2026-04-10 19:17:41 -0400
    We need more fighters like Tamara Lich. Leftists want to grind us down but we must persist. It’s for the sake of future generations that we must fight for our freedom