School videos and Toronto bike lanes occupy Rebel News' week
Fifteen uploads span a BC student's suspension, street protests and an Elections Alberta investigation.
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Reconciliation propaganda EXPOSED by BC teen
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- 2:44A suspended BC student says the school wants his published recordings removed before he returns.
- 4:00He says leaving the videos online helps parents find out what is being taught.
- 5:29He explains his objections to classroom imagery depicting RCMP officers and Catholic clergy taking Indigenous children.
- 9:54Recorded audio includes the principal questioning whether the student is using his phone appropriately during school hours.
Rebel News had a slower viewing day than usual to close a busy publishing week, with subscribers unchanged. Breaking Points and The Majority Report were drawing substantially larger weekly audiences among nearby political channels; Rebel's own uploads kept their focus largely on Canadian disputes.
The most-watched new release was its interview with a BC high school student suspended after publishing recordings of reconciliation programming. It reached roughly 120,000 views. Reporter Drea Humphrey asks why he has kept the recordings online, and his answer centers on parents' ability to see what is taught. The report also includes audio of a principal questioning his phone use during school hours, an important part of the dispute alongside the student's objections to the curriculum.
Toronto supplied two other strands. A report about an attack on Kyle Boisselle was the channel's fastest-moving upload by the weekend. Separately, coverage of cyclists blocking crews removing Bloor Street West bike lanes brought the week's street-level reporting into a dispute over transportation.
Sheila Gunn Reid's Elections Alberta update also remained among the channel's busiest videos. Rebel presented the agency's confirmation that it investigated Forever Canadian as a victory for its reporting, giving the week's political coverage a follow-up rather than another fresh confrontation.
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- Channel
- Rebel News
- Subscribers
- 1,980,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,805,505
- Videos published this week
- 15
- Video published
- October 14, 2026
- Video views so far
- 119,659
- Views on its first day
- 64,083
The numbers
Here is how Rebel News' uploads and audience moved over the week.
