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'''The Rebel Media''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] [[conservative media]] company founded by [[Ezra Levant]] shortly after the fall of [[Sun News]], the biggest conservative advocate in the Canadian [[media]]. Rather than being on television, The Rebel hosts several online shows, which require a paid subscription to view, as well as a YouTube channel with regular conservative news updates. Among the staff is radio host [[Brian Lilley]], [[Faith Goldy]], [[Lauren Southern]], [[Gavin McInnes]], and more.<ref>http://www.therebel.media/</ref>
'''The Rebel Media''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] [[conservative media]] company founded by [[Ezra Levant]] shortly after the fall of [[Sun News]], the biggest conservative advocate in the Canadian [[media]]. Rather than being on television, The Rebel hosts several online shows, which require a paid subscription to view, as well as a YouTube channel with regular conservative news updates. Among the staff is radio host [[Brian Lilley]], [[Faith Goldy]], [[Lauren Southern]], [[Gavin McInnes]], and more.<ref>http://www.therebel.media/</ref>
In December 2016, Levant announced his "Big Plan" to make The Rebel more influential than [[CTV]], [[Global News]], or even the [[CBC]]. He asked for $63 000 in donations to pay for a new studio and equipment. The funds were quickly raised.
In December 2016, Levant announced his "Big Plan" to make The Rebel more influential than [[CTV]], [[Global News]], or even the [[CBC]]. He asked for $63 000 in donations to pay for a new studio and equipment. The funds were quickly raised.
The Rebel has also been responsible for many petitions, and for putting up many billboards across Canada, advertising conservative values and convicting liberal politicians, among them [[Denis Coderre]] and [[Kathlynne Wynne]].
The Rebel has also been responsible for many petitions, and for putting up many billboards across Canada, advertising conservative values and convicting liberal politicians, among them [[Denis Coderre]] and [[Kathleen Wynne]].
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