Artur Pawlowski was feeding homeless people in downtown Calgary when over half a dozen police officers surrounded him and issued him a cool $1,200 fine. Since this incident was brought to Rebel News’ attention, we have retained a lawyer for Artur.
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Half of the New Canadian Cabinet Members Chose to Skip “So Help Me God” in Their Oaths of Office
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Yesterday, as new Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was sworn in, a lot of attention went to the makeup of his 31-member cabinet. When asked why he felt it was so important to have a gender-balanced cabinet, Trudeau answered very bluntly, “Because it’s 2015.” That’s a great answer. Also worth noting, though, is that half […]
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Gay activist says church leaders “must be made to take homosexuality off the sin list”
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Its not the church who put it on the sin list. .. How it is they tell The Church what they HAVE to do is so far from their reach it makes me blush. Now this is just one sound bite, and I know not all people that identify themselves as being gay think this same […]
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Total Number of Earthquakes in Japan Exceeds 600 in Just 5 Days
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The total number of powerful and minor earthquakes on the Japanese island of Kyushu has exceeded 600 since Thursday’s devastating quake, local media reported. TOKYO (Sputnik) – On April 14, a magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck to the east of Kumamoto city (the capital of Kumamoto Prefecture) on Japan’s Kyushu Island, killing local residents and damaging infrastructure. It was followed […]