Alexandra Lavoie is a journalist at Rebel News Network Ltd. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, culture and society, and government and politics, with a particular focus on regional interests in North America and LATAM. Alexandra's work has been featured in various platforms, highlighting her commitment to journalism that intersects with civil rights, gender issues, and public policy in Canada.
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By: Alexandra Lavoie
Quatre ans après qu'un camionneur indien a tué une mère québécoise et son fils de 11 ans, leur famille exige toujours des réponses afin de comprendre comment Baljeet Singh a pu fuir le Canada, continuer à conduire des véhicules commerciaux aux États-Unis et échapper aux autorités pendant des années avant d'être finalement ramené au pays pour faire face à la justice.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Four years after an Indian truck driver killed a Quebec mother and her 11-year-old son, their family is still demanding answers about how Baljeet Singh was able to flee Canada, continue driving commercially in the U.S. and evade authorities for years before finally being returned to face justice.
After asking a woman to respect public park rules that restrict dogs from an area where children play, a Montreal Jewish man was told "Jews are not allowed here" in response.
The woman who declared “F*ck white people” is back, and La Presse newspaper is portraying her as a victim. In a deeply one-sided article, the newspaper highlighted Samar Alkhdour and her sister while ignoring the videos in which Alkhdour attacked white people, Quebec, Canada and the very society that welcomed her.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
La femme qui avait déclaré « F*ck les Blancs » est de retour, et La Presse la présente aujourd'hui comme une victime. Dans un article profondément biaisé, le journal met en avant Samar Alkhdour et sa sœur, tout en passant sous silence les vidéos dans lesquelles Alkhdour s'en prend aux Blancs, au Québec, au Canada et à la société même qui l'a accueillie.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Alexa Lavoie and Efrain Monsanto will show you what's really happening in Spain, from on the ground in Ceuta.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Alexa Lavoie et Efrain Monsanto vous montreront ce qui se passe réellement en Espagne, directement depuis le terrain à Ceuta.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Alexandra Lavoie reports from Spain's North African enclave as residents describe the fallout from a large-scale migrant breach across the border from Morocco.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Alexandra Lavoie rapporte depuis l'enclave espagnole située en Afrique du Nord, alors que des résidents décrivent les conséquences d'un franchissement massif de la frontière depuis le Maroc.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
We're on the ground in Ceuta, where the fallout from last week's shocking migrant invasion is unfolding in front of our eyes.
