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Tonight, Ezra breaks down an alarming turn of events, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has unleashed a new wave of control over the nation's internet landscape.

Today, we're looking at the CRTC announcing details about its plans to regulate online streaming audio and video after the Trudeau Liberals passed the Online Streaming Act.

Plus, British Columbia saw two duelling protests this weekend — one in support of parental rights, and one supporting gender ideology. We'll have more details on the events.

And finally, two scientists behind the development of COVID-19 vaccines using mRNA technology have received Nobel Prize in medicine.

Ezra Levant breaks down new documents obtained exclusively by Rebel News showing the appalling lack of research conducted by the Trudeau government before the Liberals passed their latest censorship legislation, the Online News Act (or Bill C-18), which saw Meta block news on its social media platforms, Facebook and Instagram.

GUEST: Lorne Gunter on Sask. Premier Scott Moe's fight for parental rights.

Today, we're looking at Premier Scott Moe following his word and invoking the notwithstanding clause to make certain his parental rights legislation can't be blocked by a judge in Saskatchewan.

Plus, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith unveiled a new nationwide electricity initiative yesterday, calling out the Liberals' energy plans that would raise rates for consumers across the country.

And finally, despite the apparent serious threat of all-out war with Russia, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apparently plans to cut $1 billion from the Canadian Armed Forces budget.

Canada finds itself once again entangled in a political scandal, leaving citizens questioning the leadership in Ottawa. This time, it's not just one scandal but another addition to a growing list of controversies that seem to slide off the federal Liberals like water off a duck's back.

Today, we're looking at the Liberals new plan to weather the storm caused by a Nazi being celebrated in Parliament.

Plus, Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault praised former Conservative leader Erin O'Toole for his commitment to carbon taxes, something he says are key to saving democracies around the world.

And finally, the Peel District School Board is facing backlash for its decision to enact a sweeping book ban, wiping out titles from prior to 2008.

The People's Emergency Act by key convoy participant Tom Marazzo retells his role as part of Canada's single most significant human rights demonstration in a generation.

Tonight on The Ezra Levant Show, Manny Montenegrino, President of ThinkSharp Inc and former Stephen Harper lawyer, shares his thoughts on the current state of Canada's foreign affairs and domestic challenges in a special longform interview.

Today, we're looking at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau facing pressure from within his party and from his rivals, as the fallout from NaziGate continues to hurt Canada's image on the international stage.

Plus, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was asked about new COVID vaccines and whether she's going to be getting this year's jab.

And finally, the Muslim Association of Canada is pushing back against the feds' assertion that the 1 Million March 4 Children was about anything other than parental rights.

Tonight on The Ezra Levant Show, a significant political bombshell erupted in Canada as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dismissed Anthony Rota, the Speaker of the House of Commons.

Today, we're looking at the ongoing fallout from a Ukrainian Nazi SS officer being invited to and celebrated by Canada's House of Commons. Will today be the day Speaker Anthony Rota resigns?

Plus, downtown Toronto is shut because of a potential convoy protest. We'll have more details.

And finally, rumours are persisting from India, where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's plane was delayed before departure after a recent visit.

Tonight on The Ezra Levant Show, Ezra calls out Trudeau's decision to invite a former Nazi SS officer, Yaroslav Hunka, to Parliament – A slap in the face to those who suffered at the hands of the Nazis and a gross misjudgment by the Canadian leader.

Today, we're looking at fallout from House Speaker Anthony Rota inviting a former Ukrainian Nazi SS soldier to be honoured in Parliament.

Plus, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave an unhinged speech declaring his unwavering support for Ukraine — just don't ask him to come to work today, OK?

And finally, we'll take a look at the CBC's massive real estate holdings across.

Ezra Levant evaluates the state of diplomatic relations between Canada and India, and reviews the latest UN declaration on 'online disinformation.'

Today, we're looking at Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley following Justin Trudeau's lead, struggling to promote anything other than federal ideas in an attempt to attack Danielle Smith.

Plus, there's more claims of alleged unmarked graves from two more First Nations in British Columbia.

And finally, with an election drawing near in Manitoba, both the province's top parties vying to form government are pledging not to reimpose lockdowns.

Ezra Levant looks at his day in Federal Court, where the Trudeau government, through Elections Canada, is trying to punish him for writing The Libranos, a 2019 bestseller critical of the corruption surrounding Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.