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"You are not media," said the media relations offical for city of Calgary. Bezirgan, known for his independent reporting and filmmaking, compared his experiences in Canada to those in Turkey, highlighting a recurring theme of being targeted by law enforcement.

An event titled "Exposing Corruption," organized by Zulkifl Mujahid – who was disqualified by the United Conservative Party (UCP) after winning the nomination in Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo – was unexpectedly cancelled by Markaz Ul Islam.

In a recent turn of events, Larry Heather had his charges dropped. He was previously arrested and charged by the Calgary Police with two counts of harassment for urging Pride attendees not to bring their children to the parade and for…

Abdusselam (Mocha) Bezirgan, currently at the helm of Media Bezirgan, achieved a significant legal victory through self-representation against Transport Canada.

Last week, police arrested 5 protesters for blocking the same intersection, but after wide condemnation from Muslim organizations, the police allowed demonstrators to march on busy intersections for the purpose of causing disruption to the lives of Albertans.

MP’s office did not respond to the door when the protesters tried to submit their grievances in paper. “Especially on heating your home? Give me a break! It [the carbon tax] should be gone and so should this government,” said one woman who came to show her support for the farmers.

“Three individuals have been charged with assaulting a peace officer. A fourth individual was charged with obstruction of a peace officer,” Calgary Police said. Calgary Police made multiple arrests after pro-Palestine protesters blockaded Macleod Trail.

A recent investigation by FF12 has brought to light serious concerns about Dr. Bamidele Adeagbo, a forensic pathologist who influenced the outcome of over 5000 autopsies in Alberta and served as an expert witness in homicide cases for the Crown.

The crown has dropped charges against Jesse Johnson (owner of Without Papers Pizza) who was being prosecuted for not closing down his restaurant to unvaccinated people in Calgary, Alberta.

The trucker protester, convicted of assault with a weapon and dangerous driving in relation to the Coutts border blockade, is now facing a potential one-year jail sentence.

Chris Carbert, part of the "Coutts 4," has spent 639 days in remand custody. A bail hearing will take place on December 20. (Video below is from October's hearing.)

Frustration mounts as the slow-moving 3-day pre-trial for the 4 protesters, famously known as The Coutts 4, adjourns to Dec 11 with no substantial progress.

(Update: This video and article have been updated to comply with the most recent publication bans in place.)

The township of Ramara, Ontario, chained the doors of a public venue where prosecuted Albertan pastor Artur Pawlowski was slated to speak, canceling the event just two days before its scheduled date despite a prior signed contract.