This week on the channel +2.7M views this week

Alexa Lavoie's Paris reporting anchors Rebel News' week

The street report passes 100,000 views, alongside Canadian coverage of major projects, the EU summit and Montreal residents' concerns.

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Rebel News Story of November 1, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Rioters Have Taken Over France

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1:30Lavoie introduces the march from Porte d'Italie, with students, left-wing groups and political figures participating.
5:49Deputy mayor Jean-Baptiste Lachenal argues that the police deployment is intended to suppress dissent.
9:34Police use tear gas and water cannons near Place de la Nation, leaving Lavoie coughing.
18:12Police announce that the demonstration has ended and order attendees to leave.
23:04A bystander stops demonstrators from taking a homeless person's belongings to set on fire.
27:25Riot police funnel protesters toward the metro as armored vans block streets.

Alexa Lavoie interviews marchers before the police barricades become the center of her Paris report. Jean-Luc Mélenchon appears near the front of the demonstration, while deputy mayor Jean-Baptiste Lachenal argues that the heavy police presence is intended to suppress dissent.

Later, bottles fly toward police lines and officers deploy tear gas and water cannons near Place de la Nation. Lavoie coughs and tears up as she continues reporting. The footage also captures a bystander stopping demonstrators from taking a homeless person's belongings to burn.

Posted as "Rioters Have Taken Over France", the report was the most-watched of Rebel News' fifteen uploads this week, reaching roughly 107,000 views. Its street interviews give space to protesters' explanations of their politics as well as the confrontations that dominate the title.

Canadian stories filled much of the rest of the lineup. Ezra Levant reacted to Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Chief Allan Adam's warning about potential support for the NDP over major-projects legislation. Drew Sylver asked Jewish Montrealers about safety and whether they planned to remain in Canada.

Across the channel, subscribers were unchanged and the library added about 2.7 million views over the week. Daily viewing is now less than half its usual pace. Among similarly sized political channels, Breaking Points and HasanAbi had substantially busier viewing weeks, while Triggernometry's weekly gain was close to Rebel News'.

The freshest momentum belongs to Canadian coverage: a report about a former school bus driver's human rights complaint is currently attracting the most daily views, followed by the channel's scrutiny of Canada's relationship with Brussels at the Montreal EU summit.

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