Sheila Gunn Reid is the Chief Reporter and Editor-in-Chief at Rebel News Network Ltd. With a focus on national news in Canada, Sheila covers a range of topics including politics, government policies, and social issues. She is known for her strong conservative views and advocacy for individual liberties.
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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
Parks Canada has been under fire for failing to eliminate the fuel load created by mountain pine beetle damage to the forest in the decade before the fire which started in the park, despite years of warnings. The fire claimed 30% of the UNESCO world heritage site causing $2 billion in damage.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
British Columbia Premier David Eby is asking the Prime Minister's Office to dig into the backgrounds of provincial candidates, including his own New Democratic Party members, according to documents produced at the Foreign Interference Commission.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
The warrant, which was designed to target individuals linked to possible foreign interference by China, sat in then-Public Safety Minister Bill Blair's office for an astonishing 54 days before finally being approved.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
Boissonnault is accused of breaching ethics laws through his ties to Global Health Imports (GHI). Company emails and text messages suggest he was still managing GHI while voting on pandemic restrictions as an MP.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
Witnesses from Public Safety testified before the Foreign Interference Inquiry that their Minister preferred to work from home and often avoided reading key intelligence documents himself, instead having his staff interpret them for him.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
The Premier is doubling down on her commitment to protect property rights and firearms ownership in Alberta, challenging federal regulations and positioning herself as a strong advocate for gun owners.
Questions continue to arise surrounding the 54-day period it took the former public safety minister to sign the important CSIS warrant.
The Conservative MP took aim at the Trudeau Liberals over 'safe supply' drug policies, mass 'decarceration,' and plans to defund the police.
Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith (Beaches-East York, Ont.) lost his cool during a Commons public accounts committee hearing yesterday, launching into a profanity-laden tirade against Conservative members.
By: Sheila Gunn Reid
Questions are swirling as to whether Blair's chief of staff, Zita Astravas, exploited the fact that Blair was essentially checked out during the COVID-19 pandemic to protect a friend and the Liberal party.
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