Alexandra Lavoie is a journalist at Rebel News Network Ltd. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on energy policy, civil rights, and social issues such as diversity and inclusion. Alexandra's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing her insights into culture, healthcare, and consumer travel.
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By: Alexandra Lavoie
Une entrevue devenue virale, des questions insistantes sur les vaccins et un extrait largement partagé sur les réseaux sociaux. Après la controverse entourant son passage au FM93, Éloïse Coulombe, candidate de 23 ans du Parti conservateur du Québec dans Charlesbourg, revient sur ce qu'elle voulait réellement dire et affirme que les électeurs ont aujourd'hui des préoccupations bien différentes de celles de 2020.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
More than 100 churches have either been vandalized or burned since the false claim that 215 unmarked graves were found at the former Kamloops residential school.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
L'église Saint-Simon a été détruite le 24 août dans ce que les autorités décrivent comme un incendie criminel ciblé.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
The arson at Saint-Simon's historic church is the most serious church burning case Rebel News has covered, and the shocking video filmed by the accused suspect reveals potential motivations behind the attack — and raises questions about why it's being ignored by the media and politicians.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
A 24-year-old man is speaking out after a brutal attack by more than ten men of colour near Place-des-Arts metro station in downtown Montreal left him hospitalized with serious injuries.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Un Montréalais a été aspergé de poivre de Cayenne, roué de coups de pied, traîné sur le sol et poignardé par un groupe d'hommes masqués près de la Place-des-Arts, une attaque qui lui a laissé un poumon perforé et affaissé, des côtes fracturées ainsi que de graves fractures au visage.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Rebel News has uncovered disturbing new details in the case of Gilles Mallet, the 68-year-old man charged with arson in the destruction of Saint-Simon church on New Brunswick's Acadian Peninsula on August 24th. The historic 108-year-old wooden church — built by the great-grandparents of the people who still live in the community — was reduced to rubble in a matter of hours. Mallet has not entered a plea and is entitled to the presumption of innocence.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Gilles Mallet, 68 ans, est accusé en lien avec l'incendie de l'église historique du Nouveau-Brunswick.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
An employee of Canada's Department of National Defence accused of throwing smoke bombs inside a Montreal church is still employed by the federal government. Nearly a year after the incident during a Sean Feucht worship service, Gabriel Lepage is now facing a criminal mischief charge, and the response Rebel News received from his employer is raising even more questions.
By: Alexandra Lavoie
Un employé du ministère de la Défense nationale du Canada, accusé d'avoir lancé des bombes fumigènes à l'intérieur d'une église de Montréal, est toujours à l'emploi du gouvernement fédéral. Près d'un an après l'incident survenu pendant un service religieux de Sean Feucht, Gabriel Lepage fait maintenant face à une accusation criminelle de méfait, et la réponse obtenue par Rebel News auprès de son employeur soulève encore davantage de questions.
