Drea Humphrey is the B.C. Bureau Chief Reporter for Rebel News Network Ltd. Her articles cover a range of topics, including current events, activism, and controversial issues. With a focus on providing alternative perspectives, Drea aims to shed light on stories that may not be covered by mainstream media.
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By: Drea Humphrey
No more SOGI 123? Reversing NDP cuts to homeschooling? Chilliwack's longest-serving school trustee and soon-to-be sworn-in B.C. Conservative MLA Heather Maahs discusses how the B.C. Conservatives plan to restore parental common sense in education.
As of 3 p.m. PST Monday, David Eby’s NDP widened its lead over the surging Conservatives, with 47 seats to 44. The NDP lead in one riding by a meagre 17 votes, and it’s still not over.
By: Drea Humphrey
A former Chilliwack school trustee who's warned the public about gender ideology in schools is facing a Section 7 'hate speech' lawsuit brought on against him by the BC Teachers' Federation.
By: Drea Humphrey
During a recent National Press Gallery conference, serious concerns were raised about alleged Chinese Communist Party (CCP) election interference networks influencing Canadian politics.
German claims that after leaving the Rosedale voting location, he called Elections BC and a representative informed him that he should have been permitted to vote.
'This year alone, we have faced a bomb threat, a protest at our home, and other unsettling moments that no family should have to endure,' said Ken Sim, Vancouver's mayor.
By: Drea Humphrey
Criminal defence lawyer Jim Heller joins Rebel News to discuss the striking down of Resolution 3, an amendment correcting unverified claims of 'unmarked graves' in BC Law Society course materials.
By: Drea Humphrey
The $20K Eby approved grant for the CCS100 was said to help support anti-racism initiatives and immigrant engagement but is now under scrutiny for potential affiliations with Beijing's United Front.
By: Drea Humphrey
During her first sit-down interview after an audio recording captured her referring to Indigenous people as “savages,” Dr. Marina Sapozhnikov, who narrowly lost the Juan de Fuca-Malahat riding race, joins Rebel News to share her side of the controversial story.
By: Drea Humphrey
While Elections B.C. has admitted to mishandling certain aspects, an internal review simply isn't enough. We need a truly independent and impartial investigation — one that restores public trust and ensures that future elections are free from error, manipulation and outside influence.
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