Ezra Levant Biography

Ezra Levant is a TV anchor newspaper columnist author and general trouble-maker!
After graduating from law school he went to Ottawa as a parliamentary assistant to Preston Manning. It was to be the first of many romantic but doomed political campaigns.
Levant joined the editorial board of The National Post newspaper shortly after its founding. His beat included national politics the Supreme Court and the Middle East.
In 2004 Levant became the founding publisher of the Western Standard magazine the only Canadian media outlet to publish the Danish cartoons of Mohammed. That led to two charges of “hate speech” before the Alberta government’s human rights commission.
Levant wrote a book about the experience called Shakedown which exposed the illiberal nature of Canadian human rights commissions. His new book called Ethical Oil: The Case for Canada’s Oilsands was published in September 2010 and won the National Business Book Award in Spring 2011.

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