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Ezra Levant makes Rebel News history, issuing an official endorsement for a politician in the company's eight year history. Ezra lays out why he's putting his support behind Danielle Smith and the United Conservative Party ahead of Alberta's election.

GUEST: Sheila Gunn Reid, Rebel News' chief reporter, joins the show to discuss the future of Alberta as near the province's pivotal election.

With just three days to go until Alberta decides its next premier, Sheila Gunn Reid and Adam Soos take a look at what UCP Leader Danielle Smith and NDP Leader Rachel Notley are pitching voters over the final days the campaign before they head to the polls on Monday.

Tonight on the Ezra Levant Show, Ezra discusses former Governor General David Johnston, a man who epitomizes the bureaucratic stalwart, and who has been an intriguing study.

Albertans head to the polls in our general election on May 29, and some polls have the socialist NDP neck-and-neck with the incumbent United Conservative Party.

Tonight on the Ezra Levant Show, Ezra discusses the British Broadcasting Corporation's BBC Verify, its latest initiative to "combat disinformation and enhance audience trust."

The Canadian political landscape has recently been stirring with allegations of Chinese Communist Party influence.

Tonight on the Ezra Levant Show, Ezra catches up with Maxime Bernier, the leader of the People's Party of Canada, on his return to public office.

Friend of the show Manny Montenegrino joins Ezra Levant for an in-depth conversation on the many issues facing Canada, with a particular focus on Justin Trudeau's obsession with removing points of Canadian cultural pride.

Listen to audio-only versions of RebelNews+ exclusive shows like the daily Ezra Levant Show, the Gunn Show, and audio versions of our DAILY livestreams along with other Rebel News long-aToday, we're looking at fallout from last night's Alberta leadership debate, as Premier Danielle Smith roasted her rival, NDP leader Rachel Notley.

Plus, the Trudeau Liberals are being accused of spreading fake news when it comes to the federal carbon tax, as Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe pushed back against convicted criminal/Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault.

And finally, we'll take a look at the epidemic of drug overdoses, which is killing swaths of Canadians but goes largely underreported.form videos and interviews.

During the election debate, a controversial ruling by Alberta's ethics commissioner has brought Premier Danielle Smith into the spotlight.

Today, Ezra Levant is filling in behind the mic, taking over hosting duties. He'll provide his unique insights and analysis as Alberta's ethics commissioner released a report finding Premier Danielle Smith broke the rules with her inquiry into the persecution of Pastor Artur Pawlowski.

Silicon Valley legend Peter Thiel once posed an intriguing question during job interviews, one that we at Rebel News often find ourselves asking. It's a question born of Thiel's ingenuity and contrarian thinking, which Ezra says encapsulates the essence of innovation on tonight's episode of the Ezra Levant Show.

United Conservative Party leader Danielle Smith announced the campaign promise to strengthen the Taxpayer Protection Act this week.

Today, we're looking at Elon Musk's call out of billionaire George Soros, with Musk's critics claiming he's being antisemitic by doing so.

Plus, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre got into it with a reporter over the Trudeau Liberals' bail reform plans yesterday.

And finally, Toronto mayoral candidate Anthony Furey was kicked out of Toronto's city square as he tried to hold a campaign event, scenes reminiscent of Rebel News' battle to report from city hall during the summer of 2020.

Tonight on the Ezra Levant Show, Ezra examines how deciphering truth from propaganda has become an arduous task in the Ukrainian conflict. Both sides, Ukraine and Russia, employ sophisticated methods to shape public opinion and maintain support for their respective causes.

Today, we're looking at Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley still refusing to take questions from reporters she doesn't agree with after she refused to take questions from Keean Bexte of the Counter Signal, declaring him a racist protester.

Plus, socialist Olivia Chow is leading the polls to become Toronto's next mayor. We'll look at why things could get even worse in Canada's biggest city.

And finally, Prime Minister Trudeau's justice minister and public safety minister are announcing reforms to Canada's justice system.