Sheila Gunn Reid is the Editor-in-Chief at Rebel News Network Ltd. She focuses on general assignment news with a keen interest in government, politics, and public policy, often exploring themes related to media and press. Sheila's work has been featured in the Australian National Review Newspaper, iPolitics, and Rebel News Network Ltd.
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Sheila Gunn Reid's coverage primarily focuses on Canadian government and politics, with a strong emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories. She seems particularly interested in controversies surrounding the Trudeau government as well as funding-related issues.
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By: Sheila Gunn Reid
Two people, including a 15-year-old already facing multiple alleged release order breaches, have been charged after gunfire was fired at the United States Consulate in downtown Toronto in what police are treating as a national security incident.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
A Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has ruled that a homeless man's tent qualifies as "accommodation" under provincial social assistance rules, overturning a government decision that denied him shelter benefits because he was living in a park.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) announced it has filed a judicial review on behalf of Vienna Pedatella, who was diagnosed with idiopathic scoliosis at age 13.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
The survey questioned 1,363 adults in British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Atlantic Canada. It found 69% wanted their provinces to maintain restrictions on American alcohol, while 19% wanted the restrictions lifted. Notably absent were respondents from Alberta and Saskatchewan, where bans on U.S. booze have been lifted.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
According to Fraser Institute calculations using federal data, Albertans contributed $244.6 billion more to federal finances than they received between 2007 and 2022. Alberta's net contribution was more than five times that of either Ontario or British Columbia.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
Balvir Singh created fake businesses and used forged tax and payroll records to obtain work and residency permits through Saskatchewan's immigration program.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
The ruling is particularly notable because Dennison herself cited another cocaine-importation case in which the court declined to make the same connection.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
The federal government's Online News Act left rural Canadians increasingly dependent on mainstream media and government sources while stripping credible local journalism from Facebook during wildfire emergencies, according to a report submitted to the House of Commons heritage committee.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
An Ontario family is raising serious questions about Canada's rapidly expanding medical assistance in dying system after alleging their 83-year-old grandmother was euthanized despite previously rejecting MAID and failing to give a final verbal confirmation before the procedure.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
Funny how those censorship systems are incredibly effective at targeting political speech, but not so much when it's something that appears to involve drugs.
