HELP FUND THE TAMARA PROJECT!
They are trying to stop Tamara Lich from doing her job.
Tamara has already endured years of prosecutions, court appearances and house arrest because of her peaceful role in the Freedom Convoy.
But under Canadian law, people serving house arrest are still allowed to work.
That is why Rebel News hired Tamara as our Community Ambassador and reporter. Before she started, we worked with her lawyer and probation officer to ensure that her employment complied with every court-ordered condition, including travel for work.
For months, Tamara travelled on approved reporting assignments. She interviewed Canadians, attended events, represented Rebel News and continued earning a living through honest work.
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. Soon afterwards, officials moved to prevent Tamara from travelling outside Alberta for work.
How can a national reporter cover Canada if she is not allowed to leave her province?
Rebel News is fighting to defend Tamara's right to earn a living and report across the country.
Your support keeps Tamara working.
Your donation helps pay for Tamara's journalism, travel and accommodations, filming and editing, security when required, and the dedicated production and administrative support needed to keep her work fully compliant with the court's conditions.
Unlike the government, we do not have unlimited taxpayer resources. Rebel News takes no government funding. This project depends entirely on viewers who believe Tamara should have the same right to work as anyone else.
Please help us keep Tamara on the road, reporting across Canada. Make a donation today.