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.

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!

HELP FUND THE TAMARA PROJECT!

Tamara Lich is under house arrest — so how did we just hire her at Rebel News?

Tamara Lich, the leader of the trucker convoy, was sentenced to a year under house arrest.

She's only allowed to leave her home for medical appointments and church, and a few hours a week to buy groceries. She's not allowed to go out for dinner or visit friends or even go for a walk.

But there is another exception: she can leave her home for work.

So, with the guidance of Tamara's lawyer, Rebel News has offered Tamara a formal job as our new Community Ambassador. We sent the job offer to Tamara's probation officer, and walked her through it, line by line — including the parts about Tamara travelling. And to our relief, the probation officer approved it!

Tamara is going to go to events representing Rebel News, she'll write a new book and do a book tour too. And the most important part of Tamara's job will be our upcoming campus tour, where Tamara will go town by town, talking to young people about freedom and hope.

She is such a good role model and such a positive person, we truly think she'll help us win the battle of ideas with young people.

Unfortunately, Canada has seen increasing violence, too, including from Antifa thugs and pro-Hamas extremists. Just last week, a conservative professor, Frances Widdowson, was mobbed by left-wing extremists at the University of Victoria, and police did nothing to protect her. We simply can't have that happen to our Tamara.

So we've promised Tamara that we will protect her.

We will have professional security guards with her when she goes out in public to do journalism.

And when she goes on campus, we'll have at least four guards assigned just to protect her personally, and more to secure the larger venue.

It's outrageous that police and campus security won't protect conservatives. No other journalists or activists in Canada have to hire private security guards to keep them safe. At Rebel News, it's actually one of our largest expenses. It's unfair, but that's the world we live in.

Will you help me keep Tamara safe on her speaking tour?

Please help us fund the security costs for Tamara Lich's travel as our new community ambassador. Let's help Tamara and help keep her safe, too.

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Tamara Lich

After becoming a central figure during the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests in Ottawa, Tamara Lich emerged as one of the most recognizable voices challenging Canada’s pandemic response. Thrust into the national spotlight as the movement unfolded and the federal government invoked the Emergencies Act, Lich faced the consequences of government overreach firsthand. Now reporting with Rebel News, she draws on that experience to cover government actions and political movements with a focus on stories often dismissed or distorted by legacy media.

https://x.com/LichTamara

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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