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Transgender surgeries for minors have skyrocketed in Saskatchewan over past 5 years

Government data obtained by Rebel News shows a sharp rise in irreversible gender-transitioning surgeries in Saskatchewan over the past five years, including in minors.

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Clare Marie Merkowsky

• Jan 13, 2026Jan 13, 2026

Trump admin wants to help Canadian woman rethink euthanasia, Glenn Beck says

Jolene Van Alstine, approved for state-sanctioned euthanasia after enduring long wait times to receive care for a rare parathyroid disease, is in need of a passport to enter the U.S.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Dec 10, 2025Dec 11, 2025

Mississauga raises Christian flag for second annual Christian Heritage Month celebration

The Christian Heritage Month movement took off last year in Canada, with over 40 Canadian cities, towns, and villages recognizing it in December.

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Clare Marie Merkowsky

• Dec 10, 2025

Woman approved for euthanasia after tiring of waiting years for surgery in Canada

While thousands have died in Canada on wait lists for medical care, an ailing woman may have a lifeline in the United States thanks to Glenn Beck.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Dec 9, 2025Dec 10, 2025

Saskatchewan becomes first Canadian province to fully eliminate carbon tax

Saskatchewan has become the first Canadian province free of the carbon tax as Premier Scott Moe eliminated both provincial and federal carbon levies effective April 1.

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Clare Marie Merkowsky

• Apr 1, 2025Apr 2, 2025

Three Canadian cities drop Christian Heritage Month in December after ‘atheists’ get ‘angry’: organizer

Okotoks, Alberta, along with Coburg and Weinfleet in Ontario have all reversed course on proclaiming December as Christian Heritage Month, and the organization's CEO hopes that other cities don't bow to pressure from dissenters.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Mar 20, 2025Mar 21, 2025

Another historic Catholic church in Canada reduced to ashes, police investigating

On February 21, the Garden River Fire Department were called to the Saints Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church just north of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, which was engulfed in flames.

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Clare Marie Merkowsky

• Feb 25, 2025

Canadian hockey player credits God with sparing his life after near-fatal accident

35-year-old Saskatchewan hockey player Cole Cusitar credits God with sparing his life after he had to receive 80 stitches following an accident last week where an opponent's skate sliced just below his jugular vein.

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Clare Marie Merkowsky

• Dec 13, 2024

40 Canadian cities, towns and villages proclaim December as Christian Heritage Month

According to an updated list from the Christian Heritage Month initiative, 40 Municipalities, 2 regions and 1 province in Canada have proclaimed December as Christian Heritage Month.

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Clare Marie Merkowsky

• Dec 13, 2024

Canadian seniors say they were offered euthanasia when faced with increased hospice costs

71-year-old Fred Sandeski, who suffers from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease among other things, says he was offered euthanasia when facing increased care costs at a hospice center.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Dec 11, 2024Dec 12, 2024

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Transgender surgeries for minors have skyrocketed in Saskatchewan over past 5 years

Trump admin wants to help Canadian woman rethink euthanasia, Glenn Beck says

Mississauga raises Christian flag for second annual Christian Heritage Month celebration

Woman approved for euthanasia after tiring of waiting years for surgery in Canada

Saskatchewan becomes first Canadian province to fully eliminate carbon tax

Three Canadian cities drop Christian Heritage Month in December after ‘atheists’ get ‘angry’: organizer

Another historic Catholic church in Canada reduced to ashes, police investigating

Canadian hockey player credits God with sparing his life after near-fatal accident

40 Canadian cities, towns and villages proclaim December as Christian Heritage Month

Canadian seniors say they were offered euthanasia when faced with increased hospice costs