Lise Merle and Tamara Ugolini discuss the top stories of the day in this Thursday edition of the Rebel Roundup.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Stellantis's decision to sell its Brampton plant is a betrayal, while reports say his own government was actively involved in the talks leading to the sale. Ontario Premier Doug Ford writes to the PM that Chinese EV kits must not be assembled at the Brampton plant, and Melanie Joly meets with Stellantis and the union.

Then, Immigration Minister Lena Diab defends admitting 380,000 new permanent residents a year, as Michelle Rempel Garner and Maxime Bernier's People's Party point to record levels of permanent immigration.

Plus, Beijing's alleged police stations in Canada jump from five to 18 with no charges laid, Carney downplays China risk ahead of a meeting with Xi, Jody Thomas questions whether Canadians can trust U.S. intelligence, and Carney skips COP31 for Remembrance Day events in Dublin. The hosts close with the arrest of Rebel News Australia's Avi Yamini and a string of crime stories.

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