Rebel News, other right-wing media dominate press conferences after French debate
- Rebel News, founded by Ezra Levant, expressed dissatisfaction over limited reporter access to post-debate scrums this year and previously protested being excluded from these events.
- This year, the debate commission allowed Rebel News to send 16 reporters to the debates, with access to scrums for five members.
- Ezra Levant announced that Rebel News won their request to send a larger team, stating they had sent 16 people to the debates.
- Ezra Levant claimed victory after the commission agreed to their demands.
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Federal debates chief says he was unaware Rebel News had registered as advocacy group
The head of the Leaders’ Debates Commission said Thursday he wasn’t aware that right-wing media group Rebel News — which was permitted more opportunities to question leaders after Wednesday’s debate than most mainstream outlets — had registered as an official third party in the federal election.
Rebel News, other right-wing media dominate press conferences after French debate
Rebel News and other right-wing media outlets dominated the question-and-answer sessions with federal party leaders after Wednesday’s French-language leaders debate -- though not all of them got answers to their questions.
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