Alexandra Lavoie is a journalist at Rebel News Network Ltd. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on energy policy, civil rights, and social issues such as diversity and inclusion. Alexandra's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing her insights into culture, healthcare, and consumer travel.
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L'organisation réclame des excuses et une rétractation concernant les propos antérieurs de Blanchet.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Protester says a planned 1,200-place site for single migrant men will put pressure on a community of fewer than 700 people.
À Lévis, Alexandra Lavoie s'est rendue au chantier maritime Davie pour couvrir une conférence de presse de Mark Carney et Christine Fréchette sur les mesures d'aide annoncées après l'échec des négociations avec Washington. Malgré une demande d'accréditation préalable, la journaliste de Rebel News s'est vu refuser l'accès.
Rebel News was blocked from putting tough questions to Prime Minister Mark Carney on what caused a collapse in negotiations between Canada and the United States after a deal was reportedly close to being signed last week.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
A controversial anti-Israel motion drew protesters to Montreal City Hall, including Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) Connecticut chairman Farhan Memon, raising questions about U.S. political influence in a Canadian municipal debate.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Une motion controversée visant Israël a attiré des manifestants à l'hôtel de ville de Montréal, dont Farhan Memon, président de la section du Connecticut du Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), soulevant des questions sur la présence d'une organisation politique américaine dans un débat municipal canadien.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Selon le professeur Jean-François Caron, l'échec des négociations commerciales entre le Canada et les États-Unis pourrait être beaucoup plus politique qu'économique.
La campagne électorale québécoise est officiellement lancée et Éric Duhaime veut profiter du mécontentement envers la CAQ, mais aussi du recul du PQ sur son référendum, pour imposer le Parti conservateur du Québec comme l'alternative.
The United States is now targeting parts of an international far-left activist ecosystem under its counterterrorism authorities — and some of the networks identified by Washington have connections reaching directly into Canada and Montreal. From anarchist publishing platforms to radical anti-Israel direct-action groups, the question is becoming harder to ignore: why isn't Canada examining the same infrastructure?
Les États-Unis ciblent désormais, en vertu de leurs pouvoirs antiterroristes, certaines composantes d'un écosystème militant international d'extrême gauche — et plusieurs des réseaux identifiés par Washington ont des ramifications qui mènent directement au Canada et à Montréal. Des plateformes anarchistes aux groupes radicaux anti-Israël prônant l'action directe, une question devient de plus en plus difficile à ignorer : pourquoi le Canada n'examine-t-il pas les mêmes infrastructures?
